Paul Hodges, Executive Producer for the San Francisco Giants and SFG Productions, explains what goes into marketing and promotion for the San Francisco Giants baseball team and how his job is made easier with Adobe tools.

Kush creates a digital photo composite of a huge toy duck floating next to the San Francisco bay bridge on the go using Adobe Photoshop Touch running on the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1

While being bored at the fishing pier near the ballpark in San Francisco, Kush decides to make a funny Facebook update using a fish he photographed at the market. It's easy to amuse your friends using Adobe Photoshop Touch running on the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1.

In this episode of Ask the Adobe Ones, Kush explains how he created the "Street Party Postcard" using Adobe Photoshop Touch on a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1.

Kush creates a digital postcard while in the middle of a wild costumed street fair in San Francisco using Adobe Photoshop Touch running on the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1

Watch highlights from the Creative Cloud & CS6 event at de Young Museum in San Francisco. See coverage of the balloons floating across the city, as part of the scavenger hunt we hosted where a lucky winner could win $10,000 and lifetime membership to Creative Cloud.

2012 San Francisco Rough Cut Review

Adobe's Mike Jackson Talks With Two of the Presenters at Health 2.0 2011 in San Francisco.

This is an illustration of how Adobe Photoshop touch can be a powerful photo editing tool on the go when ever and where ever inspiration hits for a new photo composite concept.

In 2010, San Francisco was awarded a National Endowment for the Arts’ Mayors Institute of City Design grant for The ARTery Project, a proposal to jumpstart Mid-Market revitalization between UN Plaza and 6th Street, through short term expanded arts programming and long term investment in the arts organizations that make Mid-Market their home. As the signature initiative of The ARTery Project, Lights on Market Street marks the gateways to Mid-Market with three large-scale public lighting installations. The interactive nature of the site-specific light installations encourages passersby to see the neighborhood in a new light. Along with The ARTery Project’s yearlong calendar of arts and cultural public events, visitors are inspired to return again and again to the district.