Talitha Hilderbrand's blog

After a photo is printed in a newspaper, it goes into the "morgue file" to be kept for reference. This website borrows the name, but not the photos.

When Web-based browser editing tool Picnik became a part of Google+ and Picasa, many users thought they'd be without their favorite image editor.

They were wrong. The makers of Picnik released PicMonkey to give users the same editing experience - this time with a cute little monkey companion.

WYSIWYG Web editors allow you to create a website the same way you would write a text file. Place text,images or videos on the page and you're done. These methods are more user-friendly than mastering HTML and CSS.

 Easy to follow tutorials for you that are beginning with Adobe Illustrator.

 Try out the beta version at:  http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/photoshopcs6.html

 Looking for a unique gift or idea to do in Adobe Photoshop?  There is a tutorial that gives you a unique way to use your photo and any words you want to use (i.e. qualities of that person, their name, etc.) and it creates their picture with those words.  

Check it out at:  layersmagazine.com/photoshop-cs4-a-picture-worth-a-thousand-words.html

 Sometimes we don't have the money or want to spend the money on a lot of software, well there are some great free alternatives that are on the web or available for free download.

http://savedelete.com/20-best-photo-editing-software-for-free-download.html

Found this great website where you can display all your digital media to those you want to display it - http://www.jux.com/

Displaying your work this way is the best portfolio especially for those that create moving animation.

 "I found out that my PC has seven USB ports hidden all around it. Oh, the possibilities."