Technique Junkie Newsletter

[wendy-h]

Does anyone subscribe to this? If so, looking for reviews. Thanks

[indyemmert]

I subscribed to it several years ago. It wasn't my cup of tea. A lot of the techniques used products I didn't have. It was interesting, but I find the tutorials/resources section here more useful.

[QueenOfInkland]

I was a subscriber for several years but it was not my cup of tea, either, so I finally decided to no longer renew my subscription.

If you go here http://www.techniquejunkies.com/ and look at the bottom right side in the "Want to SEE what's on each CD?' section, there are links that will show you photos of some of the techniques that are on the CDs.

HTH.

[stamphappy1650]

I subscribed for a couple of years but the techniques were too repetitive and not my style.

[shazsilverwolf]

I'm the sort thats too cheap to pay for what I can find for free, lol. I'd suggest You-Tube video searches, or Pinterest. There probably isn't a technique invented you can't find between them.

[JBgreendawn]

in the days before I played on line I did get the print copies in the mail but, that was a long time ago and I do not subscribe to any printed magazines or flyers or anything anymore its a rare thing for me to pick up a magazine because, I've become a gallery snob. I like what I see in the gallery here better than anywhere else on the web. ( not kidding )

plus, there are free sites that will tell you the same "how to" things... such as here in the tutorials section and this one ( which is another one I used to visit a long time ago)
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[smallcity]

Not my cup of tea either

[peachie_177]

I still subscribe and find it a great tool.