Although its name clearly implies a close relationship with photography, Adobe Photoshop is widely used as an illustration and design tool. Photoshop has also excelled as a color separation tool for prepress and photochromy jobs. Cartoonists and Illustrators find the possibility of using pressure sensitive tablets with Photoshop a huge asset. Architects use Photoshop to embellish their perspective drawings. Industrial designers and 3d artists can correct and enhance their 3d rendering. Pixel perfect images are created by icon and web designers. This section is a guide to different art and design resources, such as books, software, fonts, clipart and tutorials to help you to build a creative way of thinking and working.
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How to paint treesCategory: Painting and illustration techniques Trees need not be difficult to paint if you keep a few simple facts in mind
Author: John Lovett | Visits: 1078 |
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Human-Computer Interface DesignCategory: Design and imaging tutorials This section discusses recommendations for designing the interface between people and computers and recommends some principles to be considered. Author: Usask | Visits: 337 |
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Ideas for Business Card LayoutsCategory: Design and imaging tutorials Heres a few ideas for those struggling to come up with professional business card designs, along with card sizes and how to setup your document for print. Author: Wipeout44 | Visits: 290 |
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Image File Formats guideCategory: Design and imaging tutorials Don't know your JPGs from your PNGs? Follow this guide in utilizing file formats to create BEAUTIFUL web sites. Author: tu-torial.com | Visits: 49 |
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Industrial stuffCategory: Painting and illustration techniques Exercises aimed at forcing you to take a different approach to your subject
Author: John Lovett | Visits: 292 |
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Inside CS2: MetaDesign Shares Its SecretsCategory: Design and imaging tutorials Creative Director Brett Wickens reveals the process behind the packaging for Adobe Creative Suite 2. While we might not all have the resources to x-ray a bus, we can all benefit from this case study in brand evolution.
Author: CreativePro | Visits: 270 |
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Jezebel FontCategory: Font foundries and collections The Jezebel design was extrapolated from two early 70s film ideas called Hampshire and Harper's Bazaar. Both were uncredited, somewhat badly drawn, almost impossible to typeset satisfactorily, and very limited in character set. It was necessary to go back to the drawing book to explore a better balance and easier setting potential. The subsequent character set expansion took Jezebel to a much superior level of functionality, with the addition of multiple alternates and swashes to fit a perfectionist's eye. Author: MyFonts | Visits: 1300 |
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Kab fontCategory: Font foundries and collections Kab has a big impact, is very legible and at the same time has plenty of details that makes it really unique. Perfect for headers and display, it also can be used at smaller sizes and even as a body text with great results. Author: MyFonts | Visits: 700 |
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Keep Editorial Fingers Out of Your LayoutsCategory: Design and imaging tutorials Widows, orphans, bad breaks. Just the sound of them is enough to make you cry. And in your carefully designed layout, they look even worse. While today's page-layout software automates many things, beautifully set type doesn't just happen. Charles Purdy shows you what to look for and how to fix it.
Author: CreativePro | Visits: 267 |
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Kickshaw Font FamilyCategory: Font foundries and collections Kickshaw is definately a hardcore tagfont. Its rough edges and hard lines makes it perfect for imitating writing on the walls! Switch between caps and lowercase to keep the original bad look! Author: MyFonts | Visits: 232 |
