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Graphic designers create visual concepts, by hand or using computer software, to communicate ideas that inspire, inform, or captivate consumers. They develop the overall layout and production design for advertisements, brochures, magazines, and corporate reports. You’ve got a good eye for form and color, or maybe you just love fonts a little more than is… [Read more]
Low poly is becoming a popular trend in graphic designing. They are commonly used as backgrounds. This effect gives the design a more 3D-ish look and even becomes more stunning when combined with a variation of colors. We have previously featured some logo designs that used low poly and also some freebie low poly backgrounds. Now… [Read more]
In this tutorial we’ll create a set of truly adorable soda shop inspired food icons from scratch and assemble them into a dynamic all-over print, ready for use as a desktop background or within printed media. We’ll build objects from basic shapes like ellipses, rounded rectangles, and triangles, and add a little face on each… [Read more]
The Haptic Script font, a connected brush script type family with a warm, personal, and soft look. Henning Hartmut Skibbe is a graphic and type designer based in Potsdam, Germany. In 2014/2015, he has developed Haptic Script, a connected brush script font family with a warm, personal, and soft look. The family consists of five weights… [Read more]
So good are the top-end Adonis styluses, in fact, that Adobe partnered with the company to make its own stylus for iPad, the Ink (find out whether it’s worth buying here). Paired with its Slide – a short ruler (hence its development codename, Napoleon) – and a small suite of new apps, this is Adobe’s… [Read more]
Simon Bisley on Blizzard and being a geniusBlizzard’s Diablo III’s King Leoric gets Bisleyfied. Simon Bisley is a weightlifting, bass-playing artist whose distinctive style – essentially muscles, boobs and demons – has made him a legend in the world of comic books. Yet his latest project is a side-step from graphic novels: creating artwork for… [Read more]
1. Creating the Background Step 1 Create a new 1100 x 700px document. Set the Foreground color to #760928 and the Backgroundcolor to #3d1722, pick the Gradient Tool, click the Radial Gradient icon in the Options bar, and then click and drag from the center of the document to one of the corners. Step 2 Place the Texture 358 image on top of the Background layer, rename its layer to Texture, then go to Edit… [Read more]