Filed under Adobe, Illustrator, Text, text tutorial, Tutorials by Ebrian Acebedo
Adobe Illustrator is a powerful resource not just for graphic designers but also to everyone as it allows us to create cozy, vague, glowing, gelatinous, sleek, shimmering, vintage and groundbreaking effects. You could make scalable vector graphics such…
Continue Reading "25 Most Recently Released Illustrator Text Effect Tutorials"Filed under Adobe, fireworks, Tutorials by Rishabh
Floral Type by Fabio Sasso Create a Letterpress Text Effect in Fireworks Grunge Effect Extracting Logos Sparkle in Adobe Fireworks Text Reflection Create a thick text outline with Adobe Fireworks Amazing Neon Lights on Fireworks (function() {var s = document.createElement(‘SCRIPT’), s1 = document.getElementsByTagName(‘SCRIPT’)[0];s.type = ‘text/javascript’;s.async = true;s.src = ‘http://widgets.digg.com/buttons.js’;s1.parentNode.insertBefore(s, s1);})();
Continue Reading "8 Adobe Fireworks Text Tutorials For Designers"Filed under 2010, Adobe, Design, Graphic design, photoshop, ps, Tutorial, Tutorials by Hilde
It’s 2011 and another year is over. There’s been a lot of awesome Photoshop tutorials made all around the web the last year and now we’ve had a look at what we think are some of the best ones from December. So if you’re looking for some new inspiration, wanting to polish your Photoshop skills [...]
Continue Reading "25 of the Best Photoshop Tutorials in December"Filed under Adobe, Drawing, Graphics Design, Illustrator, Resources, Tutorials, Vector by Hilde
The most popular vector drawing program nowadays is Adobe Illustrator. Vectors are great for logos, illustrations and pretty much anything where you’d like to have the chance to scale your work up and down in size without any loss of quality. Getting good at it is quite a task. Becoming familiar with the software doesn’t [...]
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Filed under Adobe, advertising, Design, Illustrator, poster design, retro, Textures, Tutorial, Tutorials, Typography by Marcos Torres
It seems that the 50s are back, not just in advertising and design, but also on clothes, TV shows, and elsewhere. I honestly think this is one of the most interesting and creative eras for advertisement; some ads are really memorable and funny. So, inspired by that I decided to make a tutorial on how [...]
Continue Reading "Create a 50s ad poster in Illustrator"Filed under Adobe, ai, Design, Illustrator by Kareen Liez
Graphic designers work on their designs using different programs but there are some who haven’t tried using Adobe Illustrator yet. Adobe Illustrator is a popular program for designing that primarily manipulates vector graphic. It is a vector graphics…
Continue Reading "10 Reasons Why You Should Learn Adobe Illustrator"Filed under Adobe, beginner, gradients, Illustrator, minion, Tutorial, Tutorials, Vector by Marcos Torres
Hi everyone, today we’re going to learn how to create a very stylish wallpaper with a Minion from the movie Despicable Me. Just in case you’re not familiar with this character, so here’s a short movie called “Banana” where you can get an idea of these funny little buddies. Most of the techniques taught in [...]
Continue Reading "Create a simple vector Minion in Illustrator"Filed under Adobe, android, Apps, iOS, iPad, iphone, mobile, photo editing, photoshop express, smartphone, video editing by Kendra Gaines
You never know when you’re going to get a client with a super tight deadline. You never know when you’ll be struck with a great idea, either. You can’t avoid it, so you need to try to stay as prepared as possible. As iPhones and Android phones sweep the cell phone market, most designers have [...]
Continue Reading "8 Powerful photo and video apps for your iPhone or Android phone"Filed under Adobe, best of, branding, Clients, content, CSS, dummy text, Fonts, html5, images, javascript, patterns, portfolios, productivity, Resources, Software, Typography, version control, Web Design, web fonts by Cameron
The September edition of what’s new out there for web designers and developers includes new web apps, JavaScript frameworks, a couple of fun dummy text generators, useful apps for working with clients, and a number of great new fonts. Many of the resources below are free or very low cost, and are sure to be [...]
Continue Reading "What’s new for designers – Sep. 2011"Filed under Adobe, Adobe Edge, Animation, canvas, css3, flash, HTML 5, html5, javascript, News, Software by Cameron
It used to be that if you wanted to create an animated, interactive interface for a website, you needed to use Flash. You might be able to get away with some basic animations using JavaScript, but if you made it too complicated, all you’d end up doing is bogging your visitor’s computer down and causing [...]
Continue Reading "EDGE: A new HTML5 offering from Adobe"Filed under Adobe, adobe flash, flash player, flash player 10.3, flash player 10.3 beta, flash player beta, Software and Add-ons by William Shaub
Today, Adobe released Flash Player 10.3 for Windows, Mac, Linux and Android. Version 10.3 allows you to directly modify Flash Player’s cache, privacy and other settings (such as microphone or camera) without having to visit a special web link to a w…
Continue Reading "Adobe Flash Player 10.3 Beta Now Available"Filed under Adobe, cs 5.5, News, Web Design by Walter
Adobe products have been the standard in web and print design for a number of years, particularly after they bought out Macromedia (and took over Dreamweaver and Fireworks). But Adobe products are also very, very expensive. So expensive that many new (and even experienced) designers have little choice but to use pirated copies, or turn [...]
Continue Reading "A more affordable Adobe CS 5.5"Filed under Adobe, CS Review, Feedback, Graphic design, review by Jacob Cass
What’s the slowest part of a project for you? One of the biggest complaints among Photoshop users is dealing with client feedback and managing reviews. It’s one thing to be creative and go with the flow of photo editing. It’s another to stop and assemble comps for review and manage sending out a bunch of [...]
Continue Reading "Speed up Photoshop Projects using Adobe CS Review"Filed under Adobe, CS5, Logo Design Evolution, logos by Jacob Cass
Today (12th April 2010) is the launch day of Adobe CS5 and with the new version comes a whole new set of logos and packaging. After some speculation we now can see the official logos of Adobe CS5, now with an extra colour added in.
Continue Reading "New Official Adobe CS5 Logos + Packaging"Filed under Adobe, CS5, evolution, Logo Design Evolution, Rebranding by Jacob Cass
Adobe CS5 is being released on April 12th and to go along with the new version, comes a new logo.
I personally prefer the old one but that may just be because I’m used to seeing it every day. What do you think of the new logo?
Continue Reading "New Adobe CS5 Logos"