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The Many Faces of Photoshop » September/October 2007
Design Makeover (pg. 16) A Michigan landscaping company wants to turn over a “New Leaf,” so three designers plant seeds and harvest a fresh look.—Jake Widman Download
The Digital Camera (pg. 38) Digital imaging allows us to have fun and be creative with our photography. But we often take the Photoshop side of digital imagining too seriously, so Rick shows us how to have fun again.—Rick Sammon Download
Go Nuts in Illustrator, Render in Photoshop (pg. 34) Transparency functions in Illustrator are a complex as they are amazing. The problem is PostScript doesn’t accommodate transparency. But there’s always an arbitrator of an illustration’s printability, and that’s Photoshop.—Deke McClelland Download
Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 (pg. 74) Spry Navigation—Janine Warner Download
Adobe Flash Professional 8 (pg. 80) Turning Animation into Code—Lee Brimelow Download
Adobe After Effects CS3 (Preview) You and Whose Army?—Steve Holmes Download
Adobe After Effects CS3 (Files) You and Whose Army?—Steve Holmes Download
Designing Photography Websites » July/August 2007
Design Makeover (pg. 16)
Three designers give more shelf appeal to a retail package for a manufacturer of specialty textile products.—Jake Widman Download
The Digital Camera (pg. 42)
Have you ever slept on a bed made of ice? Well, neither has Rick. But he did take some pictures and he shares the Photoshop techniques he used to create some really cool images.—Rick Sammon Download
Design Makeover (pg. 20)
When a media company specializing in the publishing and marketing of electronic and printed materials needs a new logo, three designers answer the call.—Jake Widman Download
The Digital Camera (pg. 46)
Rick shares a process for turning a snapshot into a more artistic image—something
that you can easily do with your photos in Photoshop.—Rick Sammon Download
Adobe Illustrator CS2 (pg. 60)
Pump Up the Volume—Corey Barker Download
Dreamweaver 8 (pg. 78)
A Template for Saving Time—Janine Warner Download
Flash Professional 8 (pg. 84)
Dashboard Animation—Lee Brimelow Download
Adobe After Effects 7 (pg. 90)
Focus on Motion—Steve Holmes Download
Adobe Adobe Production Studio (pg. 94)
Manipulating Data Sets—Richard Harrington & Marcus Geduld Download
100 Groovy Tips » March/April 2007
Design Makeover (pg. 24)
When a magazine for older athletes wants a fresh look, four fi nalists in the 2006 Adobe Design Achievement Awards take on the challenge. —Jake Widman Download
Adobe Photoshop CS2 (pg. 54)
Type Casting —Seán Duggan Download
Flash Professional 8 (pg. 86)
Chilling Banners—Lee Brimelow Download
Adobe After Effects 7 (pg. 92)
Opposites Attract—Steve Holmes Download
Finishing Touches » January/February 2007
Design Makeover (pg. 20)
When a California artist decides to revamp his website, three designers give him an online showcase worthy of his work.—Jake Widman and Linda Weber Download
Going with the Flow (pg. 28) There’s much more to digital photography than just taking great photographs. Once the pictures are in the camera, you still have to get them into the computer, manipulate their metadata, edit them, and then archive them. This is otherwise known in the industry as “workfl ow." Workfl ow is simply managing digital photographs effectively and effi ciently. The best part of it is that managing all that data will never be harder than it is today. And with a little polish in all the right places, it’s not very hard now.—Kevin Ames Download
The Digital Camera (pg. 42)
For Rick, photography is 50% image capture and 50% digital darkroom work. He’ll show you how to use Photoshop to get the picture that you envisioned when you pressed the shutter release.—Rick Sammon Download
Adobe Photoshop CS2 (pg. 48)
Time to Burn—Seán Duggan Download
Flash Professional 8 (pg. 74)
Reflecting Flash Video—Lee Brimelow Download
Adobe After Effects 7 (pg. 80)
Whose Line Is It Anyway?—Steve Holmes View
Digital D.I.Y. » November/December 2006
Design Makeover (pg. 24)
Three designers turn a pizzeria menu into a feast for the eyes. Download
Moving Pictures (pg. 32)
When you think "PDF," do you think of a static, two-dimensional document with lots of boring text and images, or do you imagine a document that’s full of moving pictures, virtual reality photography, flash animations, 3D art, and hot links to cool content? Download
Adobe Photoshop CS2 (pg. 50)
Into the Dark Download
Flash Professional 8 (pg. 74)
Cue the Credits view
Adobe Production Studio (pg. 84)
Transitioning the Rough Cut Download
Design Secrets Revealed » July/August 2006
Before & After (pg. 22)
Our eyes naturally drift left to right. A picture path picks up this natural motion and accelerates the viewer right to your message. View
Design Makeover (pg. 24)
Three designers give the cover of an indie musician’s CD a new look with a splash of green. Download
Three Designers and Their Dirty Little Secrets (pg. 33)
Two sample videos from Christopher Dominici. view view
Fast Forward (pg. 40)
Video tutorial by Matt Kloskowski. view
Adobe Photoshop CS2 (pg. 50)
Retouching Strategies and Solutions Download
Flash Professional 8 (pg. 74)
Flash Flood Warning Download
Adobe After Effects 7 (pg. 80)
Swing It! View Preview
Get the Font Out » May/June 2006
Before & After (pg. 22)
Most desktop printers leave an undesignable white border, which is often irregular and differs from printer to printer. Amplify this white space and make it part of your designs. View
Design Makeover (pg. 26)
A microbrewery rethinks the presentation for one of its niche-market beers. Download
Adobe Photoshop CS2 (pg. 54)
Using Duotones for better black-and-white Download
Adobe After Effects 7 (pg. 80)
Time for Your Close-Up View Preview
Rolling with the Changes » March/April 2006
Before & After (pg. 20)
With a peekaboo design, you can transform a plain sheet of paper into an engaging brochure by simply offsetting the folds.-John McWade Download
Adobe Photoshop CS2 (pg. 54)
Warping and Weathering an EPS Logo-Sean Duggan Download
Design Makeover (pg. 24)
A national nonprofit’s magazine for outdoor recreation enthusiasts gets an update from three designers. Go play!-Linda Weber Download
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Three Designers and Their Dirty Little Secrets (pg. 33)
Fast Forward (pg. 40)
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