[Adobe] Photoshop vs Illustrator: Raster vs Vector — from macprovideo.com
From DSC:
Congratulations to Bert Monroy!
Bert is an incredibly gifted digital artist doing incredible work! (I took a Photoshop class with Bert back in 1997 — I was incredibly impressed back then, and I think you will be as well when you see his work.)
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In case you can’t read the fine print:
- The image size is 60 inches by 300 inches.
- The flattened file weighs in at 6.52 Gigabytes.
- It took four years to create.
- The painting is comprised of almost three thousand individual Photoshop and Illustrator files.
- Taking a cumulative total of all the files, the overall image contains over 500,000 layers.
— originally saw this at Terry White’s blog
3/28/11 Addendum from Lynda.com:
20 sets of free and awesome watercolor textures — from webdesigncore.com
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30 Amazing Examples of Camera Toss Photography — from webdesigncore.com
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What’s New in InDesign CS5? – [Terry White’s] Complete Walkthrough
What’s new in Adobe Illustrator CS5 – [Terry White’s] Complete Walkthrough — from Terry White
30+ informative typography related blogs — from 1stwebdesigner.com
Typography is one of the crucial part of designing, specially web designing. Like the good ingredients can make food delicious; same in the case of typography, good typography can enhance the grace and beauty of your website. You can bring creativity, simplicity and elegance to your design just by constructive use of type in it. If we say “You can’t design without Type” then it wouldn’t be inappropriate.
As a passionate typography lover, I’m always in search of great resources for fulfilling my needs of typography related news, articles, inspirations and new development in world of type. Today I thought to share some great blogs and websites, from my collection, related to typography to fulfill your “Type Need”. So pick the best blog of you interest from the list I have compiled below.
Color Stream: A free iPhone app for web designers — from SmashingMagazine.com by Vitaly Friedman
The Pogoplug connects your USB drive to the Internet
so you can easily share and access your files from anywhere.
“Putterman, 43, began to wonder: Why hasn’t anyone created a gizmo that plugs into your personal hard drive and connects it to the Internet, allowing you to access your files directly, from your own hard drive, anywhere? You’d have no service fees or upload quotas. A password system could grant chosen friends and colleagues access to your data, too.”
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Your own personal $129 cloud — from CNNMoney.com