This is why I love doing the creative tidbits. Sometimes we have some simple ones and sometimes complicated ones. This week, we’ve even got a very cool nne new video you don’t want to miss! And, yes, yet another Adobe shortcuts chart to end all shortcuts charts. Jump in and enjoy … and don’t forget to send me your favorites to share with DTG readers.
Artist Brian Yap on How iPad Apps Transformed The Way He Works
This is why I love doing the creative tidbits. Sometimes we have some simple ones and sometimes complicated ones. This week, we’ve even got a very cool nne new video you don’t want to miss! And, yes, yet another Adobe shortcuts chart to end all shortcuts charts. Jump in and enjoy … and don’t forget to send me your favorites to share with DTG readers.
Artist Brian Yap on How iPad Apps Transformed The Way He Works
Well, if you use a lot of shortcuts, this will amaze you. Most of the time people hone their activities down to less than a dozen movements. And, if you use an action less than once a week, then you don’t need the shortcut. But this is a HUGE piece of work. Note : this graphic is 1000 X 9000 pixels! The big chart at : Set Up A Blog Today dot Com Here is the graphic alone
Most people have no idea how difficult this kind of lettering is. Not only do you start with talent, it takes a strong sense of balance and contrast. Further, it takes a thorough knowledge of typography and the actual letterforms themselves. A good designer can instantly recognize the difference between a superb lettering artist and an amateur. Tobias is, of course, the former! Tobias Saul is a 24 year old hand lettering artist. For his unique letterings he combines traditional craftsmanship with digital techniques. Check out his portfolio and do check the Google link See Tobias’ site : www.tobiassaul.de Here’s a collection of his works via Google
A great logo Hewlett-Packard isn’t using?
It came across my desk that Hewlett-Packard is launching some new products and has this awesome logo. HP says it’ll be using this logo solely on its premium laptops. Kirk McElhearn writes :
I can see why designers may like this logo, but if I didn’t know it was HP, and saw it in the wild, I wouldn’t know what it’s supposed to be. I wonder about the logic of using a logo that is so unrecognizable.
Artist Brian Yap on How iPad Apps Transformed The Way He Works
Brian is a self-professed “navy brat and chronic doodler” — he hs designed toys, he has airbrushed t-shirts, and he’s been an agency creative director! He has worked for clients like Adobe and Fader magazine as well as poster design for the music industry from Black Keys to Chuck Berry. Now he likes the iPad for highly detailed illustrations and designs! Full story : BrianYap.com Watch Brian Yap as he draws the Hunchback of Notre Dame design-milk.com Design Milk Interview
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