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Archive for September, 2010

Tutorial Tuesday

This is another great tutorial from Andrew Kramer at Video Copilot.

Free Friday – Stock Photos

If you are a designer then you are always on the lookout for good imagery for your designs. Today’s freebie offers just that. If you aren’t already using them, then let me introduce you to stock.xchng. They are a great resource for free stock photography.

Tutorial Tuesday

I think you’ll enjoy this informative tutorial from Bryan Clark. You’ll learn some techniques like

  • using the layer emitter and custom particles in Particular to create growing leaves
  • using “wiggle” and “random” expressions to create wind movement in leaves
  • color grading with blend modes and overlay effects

Free Friday – Textures

Caleb Kimbrough offers some amazing textures on his flickr page. The above image is from his subtle textures set.

Tutorial Tuesday

Today’s tutorial is from Vector Tuts, and you learn how to make the pattern above in Illustrator. I’ve found that these backgrounds can be very useful in all kinds of designs.

Free Friday – Brushes

Today’s freebie are some great high-res Photoshop brushes from Bittbox. These brushes are very high quality and in come very handy in multitude of designs.

Tutorial Tuesday

This week’s tutorial is from Chris Spooner and it teaches some helpful concepts you can use in Photoshop. What you will learn can be used in all kinds of designs, not just the cool ad you will create in the tutorial. Chris has a great design blog that has some great tutorials and resources on it.

Poetry For The Eye

I love this set of photographs from Eye Poetry. All of Irene’s work is great, but this set of shots has to be my favorite so far. You order prints of her work here.

Free Friday – Font

I’m starting a new feature on my blog today. It’s called Free Friday and every week on Friday (I know you never would have guessed which day from the title) I will be offering a great design freebie that I have come across. It could be a font, texture, photo, sound clip, etc… It will always be something different, but rest assured it will be quality and it will cost you nothing! I hope you have a great weekend.

This weeks freebie is a font called Code by Font Fabric. It looks great on titles and posters. You can download it here.