I finally had a chance to work this tutorial. I feel it was very easy even if the way it was displayed cut off the left side. I used a different custom shape for the four corners.

My question is about mpix. The only calendar on their home page is a one-year, one-page calendar. I did send them a question asking how I should submit my work, but do you know. I would like to do a family calendar with special events on the dates. You know, birthdays, anniverseries, etc.

I will definately make one of my upcoming trip.

See ya and keep on keepin’ on,

Mike

My name is Ray I’m from Curacao (in the Caribbean) and I’m 18 year old I’m a big fan of you :D.
Great tutorial I love the Design.
I would like to know how to Design a Calendar with all the days of the month on it, is there a way that Photoshop or Illustrator can put the days of the month automatically ????

Thank you very much for your time

From you big fan of Curacao
Ray

Great tutorial, I am definitely going to use this! Just re-upped my NAPP membership 3 months early — so I am locked into NAPP through March of 2010 (also did the auto-renew, so I ended up with 5 free months of membership) and couldn’t be happier! I also picked up a subscription to Layers magazine this time around. Everything I have learned about Photoshop CS3, I have learned from NAPP or blogs (Matt’s, Dave’s and yours) — well, Photoshop User TV too, but that’s NAPP.

I appreciate all you have done to enhance my photography skills.

Die Hard Fan and owner of a Scott Kelby library,

Kris

But Why, oh Why do you have to “SMACK” your lips so much when you speak into a microphone! I listened to a post of yours recently where you talked about typography and how you judge a restaurant’s food by the typeface on its menu. Well, to me, the same thing applies when I listen to you speak into a mic. What you have to say (which is always worthwhile) is made agonizing by your afformentioned habit.

I hope I don’t come across as being cruel! That is honestly not my intent. I just think you would sound a lot more professional if you eliminated all those unnecessary SMACKS.

Murray DeJager

Oddly enough, If I take out the links to two of my websites from my signature at the bottom of the post, the message gets posted fine. If I leave the links in, I get the “Your comment is awaiting moderation.” message. Guess your blog software doesn’t like my websites

P.S. It’s raining like the end of the world on my side of the state (Melbourne, FL) right now. Are you getting a deluge on your side (Tampa) too?

To the poster who got the error that the “video is no longer available”:
One of the annoying things of embedded YouTube videos is that they seem to go stale or have an expiration. If you load a web page but don’t play the video within 5 or 10 minutes or so, you will get the error message saying that the video is no longer available once you click on the play button. If you simply reload (click Refresh) on your browser and try again the video will work.

I think that YouTube made a very poor choice of wording for their error message and I’m sure many people simply assume that the video is gone and give up. A message that stated something along the lines of “Video playback timer expired. Refresh the web page to load the video again.” would have been a much better choice.

Cheers,
Karl-Franz

2. The video on calendar design you just posted is invaluable to me. I did think that one makes a duplicate image by option-command not shift-command as you stated in the video- I first select in the tool palette the
selector arrow; then click on option-command,and move from the original image to a duplicate. This works for me, not when I click on shift-command. When this a slip of the tongue or have I misunderstood?

3. Can you consider having your team create a written sequentially tutorial in steps as a tutorial what is on the video, as it would
be really helpful; or promise in your next book you will add this process
since the video moves too fast,and does not always explain the complexity of the process you now take for granted?

4. I feel like the fifth chef in your kitchen asking you: how many eggs?

5. Scott: your compassion to help people learn photoshop is without comparison. I thank your for your continued excellence in making digital photography an amazing adventure,and your sense of humor in knowing the difference between the process of creativity,and the joy of being human in reaching one’s goal.