Thursday, November 29, 2012
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Photoshop tutorials
Here are some really cool links to some awesome new Photoshop CS6 features. The first link will show you some of the amazing "content aware" upgrades and the second link will show you a quick overview of a majority of the new CS6 features. Check them out, you might just learn something.
http://youtu.be/yIm6uvxJ7OU
http://youtu.be/D58CG_-AWnY
These photos show you a the before & after photos from one of the new features in CS6. Something similar was possible in previous versions, but it took quite a bit of precise selection & use of the correct blur filters. The new way is much easier, without the "jumping thru hoops" of the previous version.
http://youtu.be/yIm6uvxJ7OU
http://youtu.be/D58CG_-AWnY
These photos show you a the before & after photos from one of the new features in CS6. Something similar was possible in previous versions, but it took quite a bit of precise selection & use of the correct blur filters. The new way is much easier, without the "jumping thru hoops" of the previous version.
Thanksgiving in Typography
I wanted to wish all a very Happy Thanksgiving &
to show some holiday typography.
It is fun to note that in the last three designs some of the same words are used to describe the Thanksgiving season.
Saturday, November 17, 2012
Just because...
I wanted to toss some photos that I've taken on here. One shows the movement that can be found around children (note the smile on the little girl's face & the fact that she's moving, too). The other shows how light can affect something as simple as a blanket and make it look interesting & fluid.
Friday, November 16, 2012
Stock photos for design
This photo is from "foter" free photos
paul+photos=moody / Foter / CC BY-NC
This one is from Getty Images.
See a theme yet? I love snow!
...and this one is from Corbis.
The fog with the snow caught my attention.
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Something like Helvetica...for Typography
Verdana,
Sometimes I like you, sometimes you're just not enough...
Then there's Tahoma (as seen above)...
But the original, Helvetica (and it's follower, Arial) still remain...really bland and plain in my book.
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