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Anything that you suggest.
http://www.nailartme.com/I have several design elements images for designer’s reference and I hope any designers can help me
create a different vector file for my tshirt printing.So any designer can help me design an creative vector file for me ?
Yes , we can. http://www.pgconversion.com/
Would an elegant calf length dress be appropriate and does it have to be black
Definitely does not have to be black. If the code is ‘black tie’ it is just a way of ensuring that everyone knows it is a formal occasion. A cocktail dress, long dress, top and long skirt all are all fine. Your elegant calf length dress sounds fine. Just ensure your accessories and in line with the evening. Probably sticking to some sort of evening bag and shoes in line with the outfit would be best……nothing worse than carrying a big bulky bag but I expect you don’t need me to tell you that.
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This Photoshop tutorial highlights some creative uses for Photoshop’s selection tools to create a trendy illustration effect.
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Tools & Techniques: Paths, selections, copying selections, saving selections, duplicating objects, adjustment layers, clipping masks, type
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I need a creative design for a color wheel that isn’t a simple circle. It can be any design as long as it is a creative way to show the colors of the color wheel…
Or a color chart**
How about flower petals like a Gerbera Daisy?
Update: Annafur your idea is great.
I’m confused when it comes down to the whole Graphic Design thing. What was the industry standard before Adobe CS package? Were there every one?
I would love to know how they designed there stuff before they even made Adobe Creative Suite reality.
In essence as the eighties started the industry standard was photostat machines and rubber cement — most design was being done on paste-ups — boards with columns of text and photos of images — hand drawn or photographic — pasted together on blue guidelines the photostat machines didn’t pick up. As the eighties ended you had Adobe Photoshop and Pagemaker, Quark Xpress and a couple of Macromedia products for graphics. Autodesk was already out there but they have always been for a slightly more specialized audience than designers.
Quark Xpress has not been updated as regularly as adobe products — but it’s still out there. Otherwise Adobe pretty much has the field to itself — Flash uses a lot of technology they BOUGHT from Macromedia. While this is not always a good thing — I despise Illustrator, always have, and since the purchase of Macromedia brought them Freehand which they’ve let languish and which I preferred I’ve fallen in love with the Open Source Inkscape which is quite good — they are profoundly different from what happens in Redmond, because there were proprietary standards in the printing and graphics industry when they started, which they have always (unlike a certain OS-maker which likes to complain about theft of its intellectual property) been quite good about licensing.
Economics, in other words, has given Adobe a virtual monopoly, and access to ALL the technology of ALMOST all the players when the use of computers on graphics desktops began. It has been a player from the very beginning, it is also a successor firm to many of the other players, and the Creative Suite is simply an assemblage of what were already industry standards (mostly).
I live in manchester, and i am looking for a magazine that discusses and displays websites, posters, artwork, digital artwork and many other design aspects.
If you have any idea how i can find a magazine like this, maybe a reference to a website, that would be great. Thank you.
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WH Smiths take orders for virtually any magazine you’d like, they have a catalogue or computer search.
It might be an idea to pop in to Manchester uni or the Mcr Met uni, they would have publicity materials plus you could ask any passing students on that campus. Or search their websites for info.
Students union on oxford rd might also be able to help. Plus they could point you in the direction of a good store that has lots of diff types of magazines.
Believe it or not, the newsagent at piccadilly bus station contains lots of diff types of magazines that i havent seen elsewhere! Might be worth a try. Theres a magazine shop on oldham street too, about a quarter down on the right, coming from piccadilly gardens end.
Hope this helps!