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by Matthew Heidenreich
on December 13, 2010
When it comes to logo design, subtle messages can be more creative than the most detailed of illustrations. In today’s post, we are sharing with you 24 unique an inspiring logo designs.
by Brant Wilson
on December 7, 2010
Today we have collected 20 useful jQuery slider tutorials to help all you developers improve your skills! Enjoy!
Automatic Image Slider w/ CSS & jQuery
by Matt Ward
on November 30, 2010
There’s no doubt that you can create some stunning effects in Photoshop, but it doesn’t all have to be really complicated. In fact, there are all kinds of interesting things that you can do really easily. In this tutorial, I want to show you how you can use a single, grungy texture to bring a really interesting treatment to a typographic design.
To start off, we’re going to need a texture. I’m going to be using this one from the Mega Textures Pack that I released over on the Echo Enduring Blog:
by Lorraine Sneed
on November 22, 2010
If you’re a creative pro, it doesn’t matter whether it’s a photo, logo, layout, or video, someone’s got to review and approve your work. I’ve never met anyone who thought this process was fun, and it can be a huge hassle, especially if you have a big team of reviewers spread all over the globe.
If you want to stay in business, you must learn to streamline your review process and make the client happy with as few cycles and missed changes as possible. I’ve heard of people still using paper and faxes and all manner of markable materials to try to collect organized input. Then, of course you get the reviewers who disagree with each other, but don’t know it because they can’t see each other’s comments. There’s no getting around it — you can only try to maximize your time on creative and try to spend less in review.
Is this familiar? When you send out review, you:
Sucks, right? Picture this: