The BEST Spoon Graphics Tutorials from 2024

2024 is coming to an end, so let’s take a look back at my tutorial videos from the past year and see which topics proved to be the most popular. Once again my Neon Light Effect Photoshop Tutorial from back in 2021 continues to dominate my YouTube Analytics as my best performing video, now with 2.8 million total views. Sadly, none of my uploads this year have managed to pull out any extraordinary numbers, my best performing videos are just about on par with 9th and 10th place from my 2023 roundup! I thought my recent Vaporwave Neon Effect Photoshop Tutorial might have followed in the footsteps of that popular Neon Light Effect tutorial with it being the same process with a different result, but the stats aren’t quite living up to expectations yet with 3000 views so far. Hopefully this will be one to watch if the algorithm decides to shine some light on it in 2025.

► Neon Light Effect Photoshop Tutorial – https://youtu.be/3JxCbwn-6bQ
► Vaporwave Neon Effect Photoshop Tutorial – https://youtu.be/Ht21wUDPS-M
► Easily Create Fire in Photoshop With This Incredible Flames Action – https://youtu.be/oT2CyMCbQXM
► EASILY Create NEON Effects With AI in Adobe Firefly – https://youtu.be/NF3XORW2iMA
► Adobe Illustrator Tutorial: Design a Retro VHS Cover Inspired Poster – https://youtu.be/Br6XI0TwYyA
► 10 Font Styles Every Graphic Designer Should Know – https://youtu.be/GowuIcIabKs
► Add Textures in Photoshop with the Hidden “KNOCKOUT” Method – https://youtu.be/Ewyn-yoNFoc
► How to Create Watercolour Painting Effects with AI Using Photoshop’s Generative Fill – https://youtu.be/XmNFlgCGWpw
► Easy Green Slime Text Effect With Adobe Firefly – https://youtu.be/0bm3SRvSa_k
► Photoshop Pencil Sketch Effect Tutorial – https://youtu.be/DWQMNKSw2XA
► Text Portrait Effect in Photoshop – https://youtu.be/gF2qujOMtVI
► Grainy Xerox Grunge Effect Photoshop Tutorial – https://youtu.be/fnTdmhODwW8

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