Download this month’s Photoshop Creative podcast with Dan Howard, a freelance illustrator from Las Vegas. Dan helps us to better define a genre for his style, and reveals that growing up with a passion for classic fantasy art has helped him establish a steady flow of work. Dan also explains how he was introduced to Photoshop through the aid of a friend.

To listen to the interview with Dan Howard, head to PhotoshopCreative.co.uk.

Check out Dan’s portfolio of artwork here.

We are proud to present the 20th Photoshop Creative podcast, and having great pleasure to talk to graphics and illustration artist Jemma Robinson. A major part of Jemma’s style is communicating different issues or topics with her artwork, and here she explains exactly how and where the ideas and inspiration come from.

To download our milestone podcast, head to photoshopcreative.co.uk. For more of Jemma Robinson’s artwork have a look at her website.

Donglu Yu talks to Photoshop Creative about her career as a concept artist. Now working for Ubisoft Entertainment, she explains what it’s like working with a team of creative individuals in the gaming industry.

To listen to the interview head to our Podcast page here.

Don’t miss our latest Photoshop Creative podcast, where we listen to photo-retouch expert Craig Zaduck to find out more about his recent projects. Craig gives excellent advice for PS artists, and also takes us back to the time when Photoshop first came about for him.

To access the podcast and to download for iTunes, or stream from your web browser, click here. Craig’s work can be seen through his website here.

Rosen Dukov is enjoying a busy first half to 2010, and in our latest podcast with the photomanipulation pro, we hear about what he’s been up to in the design industry, his PS techniques and his favourite tools for the job.

Stream the podcast from http://www.photoshopcreative.co.uk/podcasts.php. And to see Rosen’s artwork head to his online portfolio here.

Enjoy Advanced Photoshop’s latest podcast with professional mixed media artist Neil Duerden. We talk to Neil about his creative experiences in the advertising industry.

To listen to the podcast,  head to our website at http://www.advancedphotoshop.co.uk/podcasts.php to download.

Neil Duerden’s online portfolio

Enjoy Photoshop Creative’s latest podcast with professional designer and illustrator Kim Herbst. Now based in San Francisco settling into her new job with Facebook, we talk to Kim about how she had fallen in love with digital art after her college years.

To listen to the podcast, head to our website, or access the interview through iTunes following the links through our Podcast page at www.photoshopcreative.co.uk.

Kim Herbst’s online portfolio

Download the latest Photoshop Creative podcast with Kervin Brisseaux, a New York-based illustrator who, when we caught up with him, was currently enjoying the diversity of London’s art scene as part of an educational journey around Europe.

Have a peak at Kervin Brisseaux’s website to admire his intricate Photoshop style. To listen to our Podcast, click here.

When we caught up with Dushan Milic, his fellow member’s of Repless Abandon were nowhere to be seen… they were in other countries, spread out across the globe. But this hasn’t stopped the collective from growing as a whole, from strength to strength; working as a tight-knit group of talented artists, they’ve produced stunning illustrations. Listen to our latest podcast from the Photoshop Creative studio, and find out more about the collective’s members and Dushan’s working methods in Photoshop.

Listen to the podcast here. To see the works of Repless Abandon, head to the collective’s website.

Image by Dav Bordeleau, from Repless Abandon

We catch up with Francis Tsai to find out how his illustrations for the newly released comic book Tracker are coming along. With a deep-seeded history in concept design for the games industry, Francis has now taken a liking to werewolves. Listen to our latest podcast to hear all about his latest endeavours, and what his thoughts are on just how friendly Photoshop CS4 really is to use.

Click here for the podcast, and for Francis’s own website/blog check this out.