“[Revision3] knew that PixelPerfect had a lot of fans, but we were blown away by the show’s strong, devoted and loyal audience,” the company said in their news blog announcing the show’s triumphant return. PixelPerfect is a weekly web show where digital artists and Photoshop Picassos learn the advanced ropes in graphic design with Photoshop Hall of Famer Bert Monroy. Since September 2006, Monroy has hosted over a hundred episodes and delivered tons of helpful hints in sculpting the finest digital art.
However in October 27, 2008, Revision3 announced that “tough staffing decisions” had to be made and in result, a few of the company’s shows had to end—Internet Superstar
, and PixelPerfect. But “through a flood of e-mails, tweets, IMs and every other imaginable form of communication short of carrier pigeon,” from the show’s devoted audience, the web welcomes Monroy back with open arms.PixelPerfect hits the web every Monday on Revision3 along with other fantastic shows for the rest of the week. The series can also be found in iTunes and is supported by nVidia, GoDaddy, Netflix and more.
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