Easy Glitter in Photoshop for Backgrounds, Patterns & Text Effects *** Read the pinned comment ***

[@HelenBradley]

*** Photoshop 2020 (and later) *** view this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5TQe2aEd7mGpdk because this process changed in PS 2020+

[@corinaoro8774]

iM SO HAPPY THE LORD PUT YOU IN MY PATH- I WAS STRUGGLING THANK YOU AND HAPPY HOLIDAYS

[@cooperalisa]

I hit sub so fast after watching this!!! Your step by step is hands down one of the best I have seen!

[@HelenBradley]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@RainorShine1]

I know this is really old and just found this, but I want to tell you how assome of a teacher you are I understood each step and cant wait to try this. thanks so much. now I'm gonna look at all your videos and look to see if you have a marble or a Alcohol ink background

[@HelenBradley]

Thanks Marie, I don't think I have anything to help you there right now but I do have a marble class on Skillshare if you are a member there? This is the class link: skl.sh/2RsARCl

[@HanlarMixedMediaArt]

Helen, I've watched three times and wow a very detailed video. Made a lot of glitter patterns from this. Thank you.

[@HelenBradley]

I'm so glad Faye, that's the type of thing I like to hear.

[@totalairsoft1709]

Hi Helen. Fantastic video. Subscribed to the channel. If all your tutorials are this good I will learn loads. X

[@HelenBradley]

Thank you for the kind comment and for the subscription!

[@kentthompson3822]

Maybe the best photoshop video ever.

[@HelenBradley]

Thank you for your kind words and for stopping by my channel.

[@kristalbonner5047]

came across this tutorial, because like everyone here was looking to create glitter text, I love that you use all things that come within photoshop! no outside sources! I'm well versed in photoshop but still couldn't wrap my brain around the glitter and you made it so easy! so thank you for making this!

[@HelenBradley]

You're welcome, I am glad I could help. Thank you for your kind words and for stopping by my channel.

[@HelenBradley]

Learn to make glitter backgrounds, patterns and glitter text effects in #Photoshop. it's simple and fun.

[@cracra4crafts877]

Great video! Thank you for making this and showing how easy it is to make our own glitter effects!

[@HelenBradley]

My pleasure!

[@shatirabarry]

Thanks very much, you helped me so much to understand this.

[@HelenBradley]

You're very welcome!

[@nicolewilliams6360]

Thoroughly enjoyed this glitter text tutorial!

[@HelenBradley]

It is a fun one! I am happy top hear that you enjoyed the video! Thank you for supporting my channel.

[@pinkrose_2024]

Hello Helen, thank you for this awesome video. I've done this today and became wonderful results.

[@HelenBradley]

That’s wonderful news Rosi!

[@HelenBradley]

Glitz up your photoshopping with Glitter Backgrounds, Patterns and Glitter Text Effects #photoshoptutorials

[@antoniwilson7750]

Hi Helen, could you advise with this when i am using the clone tool on Photoshop it either doesnt clone or clones and when "pasting" is coming out black? can you advise?

[@HelenBradley]

When you have the Clone Stamp tool selected, check the options at the top of the screen. The Mode: setting should be Normal. This might be your problem?

[@alapas]

Thanks a lot Helen

[@HelenBradley]

You're welcome, Thank you for stopping by my channel.

[@ningrat1]

Helen, you really know how to impart your skill & knowledge with such clarity. Thank you for being such a brilliant teacher / mentor.

[@HelenBradley]

Anne Davies Thank you Anne, you say the nicest things. I am glad you liked this video.

[@tracichristenson4134]

Wow Helen!!!! Wow...just wow! Thank you...

[@HelenBradley]

Traci I am so happy you enjoyed this video. I hope you can now make wonderful glitter effects yourself.

[@ireneclots7104]

Thank you Helen, this was very very helpful, learned alot!!!

[@HelenBradley]

Glad to hear that! Thank you for checking out my channel.

[@Prince_Charming_1]

Great tutorial!

[@HelenBradley]

Glad you think so!

[@dawnbutler1895]

I tried 5 Glitter tutorials this one is the absolute best! Thank you so much for excellent instructions and an outcome that really looks like glitter! Can't wait to check out your other PS training videos!

[@HelenBradley]

Dawn that’s lovely to hear. I’m so glad you enjoyed the video and I hope you enjoy my other Photoshop training.

[@dawnbutler1895]

​@@HelenBradley With a video that is 5 years old...what a surprise to receive a reply, very kind and thoughtful of you! Previously used Photoshop all the time but stopped for several years while working as a Print Production Manager, with the pandemic and no work, had a chance to get back into it and learn some new things & your PS training videos will provide a lot of help...Thank you and Best Regards!

[@HelenBradley]

That is great news Dawn. I am sorry about you not having work - that totally sucks, but spending the time doing some learning, if you can do that is a great idea. Best of luck!

[@allfoursyque]

Awesome tut! Thanks

[@HelenBradley]

belladesigns Thank you! I am glad you liked this video.

[@gracelongno3884]

thank you this is very helpful

[@HelenBradley]

You're welcome!

[@mickelodiansurname9578]

Thanks Helen, you're a star...

[@HelenBradley]

Cheers Mickelodian! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@natalieyoshimi5739]

it's too kind for you to produce this video this helped me tonnes!!

[@HelenBradley]

Thank you for your kind words and for stopping by my channel.

[@bbbb27272]

Thank you for your in depth video. This helped me soo soo much. You have no idea how many google searches, adobe threads and youtube searches I went through in the last 90 mins. My mistake with searching in the beginning was using the word iridescent.

[@HelenBradley]

+bbbb27272 Thank you for your comment.. sorry it took you so long to find me but I am glad you found this video and that is helped you.

[@OnlyPlansStickerShop]

Thank you so much for this video! It was so easy to follow. I have a quick question I’m hoping you can help me with. I’m trying to match my glitter to some specific colours from an image. I can sample the colours as I normally would, but when I add it as a soft light overlay like in your tutorial, it never quite matches. I believe this is because of the black portions of the glitter, but I am not sure what steps to take to match the colours exactly. Do you have any suggestions? Thank you!!!

[@doreendesilva7053]

Hello Helen, it's truly magnificent learning from your KZbin videos. I love the fact that you narrate and explain each step, it makes a huge difference. Thank you for taking the time to help me throughout our my learning bath. I appreciate you and your videos. Keep coming! I was also wondering if you could help me through the dagubi videos, it's like watching a silent movie. But beautiful work. Best Regards,

[@jenstevenson6128]

Super easy to follow with funky results. Thanks.

[@HelenBradley]

You're welcome, Thanks for stopping by my channel.

[@TomasQ]

Amazing. Thanks

[@HelenBradley]

Glad you liked it!

[@LASartor]

Fantastic. This is exactly what I wanted to see. You rock, Helen. I can't wait to play with this. It's not second nature yet, but if I do enough times (and make notes) I'm sure I'll get it. Thanks again.

[@HelenBradley]

Great news. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. You're right it just takes a few times to practice it and you should be able to do it easily. Best of luck and thank you for stopping by my channel.

[@roxylady78]

Thank you a lot, it is really useful! Your explanations are very clear.

[@HelenBradley]

Rox Dulb Thank you for stopping by my channel and for taking the time to comment.

[@alyromain8269]

Thank you for the tutorial. Very detailed and super easy to follow.

[@HelenBradley]

+Aly Romain Thanks Aly, I am glad it helped.

[@Fedestrozos]

Thanks, great video!

[@HelenBradley]

You're welcome, I'm happy you enjoyed it! Thanks for supporting my channel.

[@colemyst]

Thanks so much another great tutorial.

[@HelenBradley]

So glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for taking the time to comment.

[@kcreativek]

Thank you so much for this video Awesome tutorial!

[@HelenBradley]

You're welcome, Thank you for stopping by my channel.

[@LittleBarone]

Ok 👍🏼 fine Thank you so much! 😊 have a Nice day ☀️

[@Identitees]

Very nice thanks

[@HelenBradley]

You're welcome, Thanks for stopping by my channel.

[@gracecollins8777]

thank you so much, amazing tutorial

[@HelenBradley]

Happy to hear that! Thank you for supporting my channel.

[@innahmeows]

Very clear, easy to follow tutorial. New subscriber here.

[@HelenBradley]

That is wonderful to hear Innah.

[@smurfette1509]

very useful tutorial. I will use this glitter soon. Never thought one of the patterns in Photoshop could play a major role in doing this. You're so creative, Helen. Just did your spiral pattern in Illustrator yesterday. Worked out fine. Had to save it as a PSD file and unclick anti-alias to get rid of those darn gaps. I think it worked. (unchecking anti-alias in Illustrator general preferences didn't work). Made some improvements to boutique logo and another improvement to the project you saw not long ago. Looks nice.

[@HelenBradley]

Morgan Field I think you will have fun with it Morgan. I really spent ages watching other people's videos to get ideas as to how to make glitter but I never found anything that worked the way I thought it should look - I wanted some bigger circular pieces that actually looked like metal flakes and making glitter from 'noise' doesn't cut it. As soon as I saw this texture, I knew I had found the missing piece. I think you'll have fun with it. The spiral pattern is awesome fun. Tricky to make but it sounds like you nailed it. Well done.

[@smurfette1509]

I did well with the spiral pattern but it did take me some time. It was fun because I knew I was on the right track the whole time. I know what you mean with noise not working with the glitter.

[@mahaali8853]

Wooooow😍😍😍 great job thank you 🌹

[@HelenBradley]

You're welcome, thanks for the kind words and for stopping by my channel.

[@sarfiyhogfdfgs435]

great video!!

[@AnishaGarib]

Thank you so much for this! So easy to follow. and the glitter looks so authentic.

[@HelenBradley]

Anisha Garib I am glad you like it Anisha, I think it is authentic too - and I have a lot of experience with glitter! I vacuum it out of the carpet all the time!

[@ceramicsbymoma7239]

Thank you for a great video!

[@HelenBradley]

+Monika Martinson Thanks Monika - I am glad you liked this.

[@LittleBarone]

Hello, thank you very much for your explanation is perfect I need speak French dictionary to translate and to find some options but thanks to you I have already managed to make the glitters but now I'm stuck on the color that does not want to put the slap but I will persevere tonight! thank you again!

[@HelenBradley]

Little Barone Merci! Thank you for your comment. If you need help, tell me at what time in the video eg 5:35 and I can write the command down for you (and even translate it to French for you).

[@kinugiii6224]

hi hellen its a great vedio but i have a cunfusion.......and that is how u make reapiting patrun???wich botton u press on key bord for reapiting layer

[@HelenBradley]

There is no keyboard for making a repeating pattern. You have to make the pattern as shown in the video. If you are having trouble let me know what does not work for you?

[@kinugiii6224]

i have done thiz and it was really help full thanks helen

[@rachaelspiegelhoff8029]

You're a life saver! Thank you!

[@HelenBradley]

You're welcome, Thanks for visiting my channel.

[@EDDIEGARAGE]

nice one Helen thank you

[@HelenBradley]

Edward Gil Cheers Edward!

[@WIgirl26]

Helen, can I do all this even if I just have Photoshop Elements? Do I have to have the professional version?

[@doriszhang7947]

very helpful!!!! thank you

[@HelenBradley]

You are welcome! Thank you for stopping by my channel.

[@Siriwan555]

Thank you Helen, You're the best!!

[@HelenBradley]

+FluffyGurl Thank you! I am glad you found my channel.

[@jaimie-lynnluiz7416]

Love it!! Thank you!!

[@HelenBradley]

Thank you for stopping by my channel.

[@mickeyj4479]

Hi Helen. I love your videos. So easy to follow. I subscribed to your KZbin channel as well as Skill Share. I'm self taught. PhotoShop is challenging. But I have learned so much from you. Thanks. Question. I would like to know if the settings used in this tut are for print, if not, what should i change them to? thanks again!

[@HelenBradley]

Great news Mickey. For print you need to start with a document the size you need - so, for example, 12 x 12 inches at 150 or 300 dpi.

[@philindeblanc]

Well done!

[@HelenBradley]

Thank you for stopping by my channel.

[@pattikochan]

Thank you for this great video! I walked through every step as you directed and it worked perfectly!

[@HelenBradley]

I am so happy to hear that the video worked out flawlessly! Thank you for checking out my channel.

[@juliem3114]

Hi Helen, thank you for your great tutorials. Is there a way you can show us how to make a damask pattern in photoshop? Thanks a million!

[@HelenBradley]

Julie M Hello Julie, thank you for stopping by my channel. I will look into creating a damask pattern for you.

[@juliem3114]

Helen Bradley Thank you!

[@sims3decoration]

Thank you ! Thank you !! Gracias !!!!

[@HelenBradley]

You're welcome, Thanks for stopping by my channel

[@datdigital]

Very detailed! Thank you

[@HelenBradley]

You're welcome, Thanks for visiting my channel

[@lovestechnology]

Great video that was VERY easy to follow for a beginner like me! Thanks for sharing.

[@HelenBradley]

+lovestechnology I am glad it was of help to you.

[@mab2957]

This was so helpful, thank you so much!

[@HelenBradley]

+Melchi Anyinsah-Bondzie Thank you for your kind comment. I am glad the video was of help to you.

[@pornraveeduangpustra2475]

thank you very much. : )

[@HelenBradley]

Pornravee Duangpustra Thank you for stopping by my channel

[@WIgirl26]

If I cannot do this in Element, which photoshop should I get? Thank you. :)

[@willowfields8344]

Do you know how to ombre 3 different colored glitter papers together?

[@HelenBradley]

+Willowfields Hi there. Good question. Ombre is just a gradient of color. So, instead of filling the top layer with a solid color - fill it with a gradient of the colors to use - then your glitter will be that color.

[@finkelandartstudiosofkaren3260]

Amazing Thank you!

[@HelenBradley]

I am glad you like this effect. Thank you for stopping by my channel.

[@Joyfulmemoriesllc]

What type of printer do you use to print out this effect?

[@moniqueromanin5293]

HI HelenThank you for such a helpful and useful tutorial.I have a quick question for you. When following your steps through to making a scrapbooking size page of 30x30cm, when filling the page with the pattern, the size of the glitter is a lot smaller. Is there a way to keep the same size of the glitter made in in the 1000x1000pixel to the 30x30cm page?Thank you.Monique

[@liamdhollander4380]

Yes this was an amazing tutorial, this was just What i needed Thank you so much 👍

[@HelenBradley]

I am very pleased to hear that the tutorial was helpful for you! Thank you for stopping by my channel.

[@dstaskegonzales]

Hello first thank you for video. I am having problems when I use the clone and brush to get rid of the pattern.( I am using the hard brush and it is at 100%) My brush is just an outline of a circle. I notice that yours is a solid white. Do you know what I am doing wrong? It is not changing the pattern.Thanks for your help.

[@HelenBradley]

+dstaskegonzales Open the brushes palette and make sure you are using a brush that shows in that palette as being white - chances are your brush is just the outline of a circle and not a filled circle. Let me know if changing brushes doesn't solve the problem.

[@rochellearthurs1881]

Great video Helen :)

[@HelenBradley]

Thanks Rochelle and thank you for visiting my channel.

[@FanVidder72]

Wow, thanks for a great tutorial.

[@HelenBradley]

You're welcome, Thank you for stopping by my channel.

[@Akor26]

Subscribed!!!!! Thnk u!!!

[@HelenBradley]

Awesome news Sanyo. Glad you enjoyed this video.

[@shwetabodake9722]

very nice video mam. .... that's very useful. ..

[@HelenBradley]

Thank you for the kind words and for visiting my channel.

[@moonliteshadowau]

Excellent! Thank you :)

[@HelenBradley]

You're welcome, Thank for stopping by my channel.

[@WIgirl26]

Helen, which photoshop version should I buy to do this? Would like to get the one you use. Hope you see this comment. I have tried to comment here but never see my comments... ??

[@HelenBradley]

+WIgirl26 I got them! I use the most recent version of Photoshop (not Photoshop Elements) so it is currently CC2015. It is available on a monthly subscription from Adobe for $9.99 per month in its photographer's bundle which includes Photoshop and Lightroom and some other applications too. It is a pretty good offer and worth considering.

[@minalkothari3421]

Great and Amazing Tutorial

[@HelenBradley]

Thank you for your kind words and for stopping by my channel.

[@peggystaley4776]

Yet another stellar tutorial Helen. Thank you! Just what I needed. The glitter text was really beautiful. Still waiting for you to be my neighbor! LOL!

[@HelenBradley]

Peggy Staley I'm glad you liked this effect Peggy, I think it looks great and 'believable'!

[@charmdgraphics]

Thanks so much for this tutorial it is exactly what I needed. Can I ask what the name of the font is that you used for this videos icon?

[@haileyzabransky8339]

How do you get glitter saved as swatch color? To fill in certain texts/designs you've already made?

[@HelenBradley]

You can't save patterns as 'swatch colors' in Photoshop (you can in Illustrator, but this isn't a feature in Photoshop). HOWEVER, if you follow the instructions starting at 7:55 I show you how to make the glitter into a pattern swatch that you can use in Photoshop - I even show you how to use it! If you follow these instructions Hailey you'll be good to go. Let me know if you encounter problems. BTW sorry about the delay in replying - I was on vacation and I had to wait until I got home to watch the video for you to see what was where!

[@StrawberryNotebook]

This was such a helpful tutorial! Thanks a lot! :)

[@HelenBradley]

You're welcome, I am glad I could be helpful. Thanks for stopping by my channel.

[@DebraJEAN472]

thanks, gave me some ideas.

[@HelenBradley]

+Debra Jean I am glad it helped you Debra

[@mt78channel56]

From 8:12 minutes, what command do you get to layer 4? Thanks for helping me. thanks

[@HelenBradley]

Control + Alt + Shift + E (on the Mac Command + Option + Shift + E) it is a stamp layer. What it does is to take all the content from the layers below, and flattens it to a new layer - it means you keep the original layers and get one composite one. I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have more questions.

[@mt78channel56]

@@HelenBradley thanks!

[@SewLeeStitched]

Hello. Thank you for the tutorial. Can you tell me why my glitter created looks pixelated when I open the png I’ve saved?

[@HelenBradley]

Try saving it as png24 rather than png8. Png8 only saves 256 colors and can result in pixelization. Png24 can save more colors so the image can look smoother. I hope this helps? Thank you for stopping by my channel.

[@SewLeeStitched]

Helen Bradley ah!! Thank you Helen, I appreciate you!!

[@SoniyaG_]

Thank you so much for the wonderful tutorial! :)

[@HelenBradley]

You're welcome, Thanks for stopping by my channel!

[@MicailaB]

thank you for this!!!

[@HelenBradley]

+Micaila Breashears Thank you Micaila!

[@svarttundra3494]

Hi, thanks for the tutorial :) Did you know how is do this effect in Illustrator?

[@LittleBarone]

Hello Helen, ho 😊 you are so sweet! Thank you. I just managed to do when I understood that you work on a PC and not a Mac 😅 good luck and best regards. Elodie

[@HelenBradley]

Little Barone Hi Elodie, I can help with Mac too, my laptop is a Mac (and I love my Mac) so please ask if you need any help!

[@marinakorostishevsky2898]

Thank You!:))

[@HelenBradley]

Marina Korostishevsky Thanks for stopping by my channel.

[@ProDMiner]

First off I subbed :) amazing video , Do you have a video on making text that has diamonds in it? The 2 videos I found on youtube do not explain anything :( And the one that shows what to do is very old. Thanks

[@HelenBradley]

+ProD Miner Hi there, can you show me the type of effect you want to achieve? If you can point me to a video or image, I'll see what I can do. And thanks for subscribing!

[@MrShadasey]

So easy and super easy till I hit multiply then my glitter got distorted with light parts and dark parts.... Thank you anyways though your a great teacher!!!

[@HelenBradley]

Good point Shando briese. You don't have to use Multiply - so perhaps try another blend mode to see if you like that better. Also, you can adjust the Opacity of the top (Multiply) layer so you dilute the effect a bit. Give these a try and see how you go.

[@MrShadasey]

Helen Bradley hi Helen thanks for the reply. I did exactly that and found that overlay for me worked much better.... don't know what we'd do without you KZbin sensations!!!!! Thanks

[@faetastic_77]

Thanks for sharing! I finally have my own glitter backgrounds!

[@HelenBradley]

You're welcome, Thanks for stopping by my channel.

[@megankertes2749]

Please help! i'm trying to "Alt-Click" to destroy the repeating pattern, but no matter what I do the pattern stays uniform and still repeats itself! What am i doing wrong?! :(

[@HelenBradley]

Hi there. I'm so sorry that this is happening for you. What you need to do is to alt + click on an area of the image that you want to use to paint with and then let go of the Alt key and start painting over where the obvious seam is. It appears that you're not quite using the clone stamp tool correctly and that's the problem. The way the tool works is that you sample an area to use and then you paint over the problem which in this case is the obvious seam where the pattern is repeating. You may need to repeatedly sample new areas to use to paint over the seam to get rid of it. Please let me know if you still need help. I realize this is tricky when you're new to using these tools.

[@MrConorWatson]

Very helpful tutorial.. Thank you.! By any chance, did you or do you work as an air hostess?

[@HelenBradley]

I wish! I would have loved to be an air hostess! Instead I just get to make cool videos!

[@michelehawley2326]

Can you do this with Photoshop Elements

[@HelenBradley]

Michele, if you can find that initial pattern in Photoshop Elements then I can see little reason why you can't achieve this same result in Photoshop Elements. The tricky bit is to find that initial pattern which works so well as a starting point for the design. You might also have to find some workarounds for some of these techniques but I am guessing it should be possible.

[@ritwikadas7258]

Can I create swatches with them?

[@HelenBradley]

If you check the video around 8:40 you will see how to turn the glitter into a seamless repeating pattern swatch.

[@rajsenior]

Awesome As Always 👍👍👍👍👍

[@HelenBradley]

Thank you for the kind words and for stopping by my channel.

[@rajsenior]

My Pleasure Learnt a lot from you and used for my work .. Thanks again :)

[@angelahampton7417]

Hi Helen, I am stuck at the part of turning the layers into a regular layer to use the clone stamp tool. I've pressed control+alt+command+A but nothing happens......please help?

[@HelenBradley]

Hi there. I am so sorry, it is my accent! The keyboard shortcut is Control + Alt + Shift + E on the PC, and on the Mac, it is Command + Option + Shift +E. Let me know if you still have problems?

[@angelahampton7417]

@@HelenBradley so I finally figured it out but now I am stuck on the next part. Once I alt-click to sample the layer nothing happens. A screen pops up that says "could not use the clone stamp tool because the area to clone has not been defined(alt-click to source point).......not sure what I'm doing wrong.

[@angelahampton7417]

@@HelenBradley I am new to this, but I would rather learn myself then have to pay someone else to do it, lol!

[@HelenBradley]

Ok. So you need to make sure you have selected the layer that has all the content on it. So check this in the Layers palette. Then select the Clone Stamp tool. Then Alt + Click on an area in the image that has content you want to use to 'paint with'. Then let go all the keys! and just paint with the Clone stamp tool. You will be 'painting' over the area to cover up and your 'paint' is the sample you just took. Give it a go and get back to me with questions.

[@HelenBradley]

And that's why I am helping you! I love to see people try things themselves!

[@grazialotito2470]

thanks

[@HelenBradley]

Thank you for stopping by my channel.

[@nighmarebaby3225]

My photoshop doesn’t have that

[@ladyluck4308]

Hi Hellen, I have a logo that I just want to add glitters to the top and bottom of the outline... could you help me with this? Or could you do it for me and how much? So how can I contact you personaly? I could give you my phone number or details but this is a public post so I don't want to give it to you here. Thx.

[@HelenBradley]

Hi There! You can contact me directly via email at [e-mail]. Let me know what you want and I’ll have a look at it for you.

[@ProDMiner]

Hi @HelenBradley again :) So remember the thing I asked you about? I figured it out! I watch your video about making fill patterns, then it took me forever to get a perfect fill pattern that I custom made. Because in the new PS you can choose everything about the way the pattern looks to brightness and color. Anyways I made my wifes name in a diamond text, you can see the photo at my twitter twitter.com/ProDminerFTB Could you please take a look it would mean the world to me :). Also I been using photo shop now for about 9 days or so is this good progression? I am thinking about switching my college majors what do you think towards me doing that? Maybe switching to visual communications? Anyways thanks for everything and your amazing tutorials. I do tuts as well, and am gonna put a video on how I made this so everyone will know. But thats gonna take a few days so I can make sure I have every little detail. Thanks have a good one :)

[@HelenBradley]

+ProD Miner Awesome job! You did great - I like the texture you created. I've been playing around with some diamond ideas to see what can be done so I'll probably take the idea forward myself - keep an eye out on my channel. As for your major, I think you have a good quest for knowledge and you obviously enjoy researching things and trying out new things. If you study and do what you like to do - I think that's a good recipe for happiness and success in life. That said, even if you don't change majors, you can still develop your Photoshop skills - I studied Law - so majors don't always determine the direction your life heads in!

[@ProDMiner]

Helen Bradley Thank you !:)

[@jordanveit5159]

very helpful, thank you

[@HelenBradley]

+Jordan Veit Thanks Jordan!