Published on June 23rd, 2009no comments
There is a big trend lately to create fonts or text treatments from found objects. Condiments, water, fire, glue, cables, paperclips – nothing is safe.
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Published on June 21st, 2009no comments
Ways to go the extra mile to create smooth half tone effects in Illustrator
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Published on April 23rd, 2009no comments
Gradients have been overused for a while but are they evil or just prone to being misused?
I think its the later – just like all other graphic treatments gradients go ...
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Published on March 14th, 2009no comments
Ever been given some arcane fractional measurement/calculation by an advertiser or client? Instead of whipping out the calculator or asking a nearby 3rd grader, check out these resources to help ...
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Published on March 14th, 2009no comments
Using Adobe Illustrator for complex designs can quickly become a frustrating journey. Things move when they aren’t supposed to, that one gradient on the shape over there just won’t quite ...
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Published on March 7th, 2009no comments

This is the pencil sketch for what will be a digital painting. My children and I love to read. Creating a drawing for us to look at and remember when ...
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Published on March 2nd, 2009no comments

A quick vector drawing of a character I’ve had in my paper sketchbook for a while.
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Published on February 22nd, 2009no comments
We’ve all been living in a complicated world of streamlined sans serif fonts and blinged-out loopy curvy fonts- It’s time for the fat fonts to have their revenge. Most of ...
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