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The following logo design tips are not in any methodical order as all 5 tips should be considered simultaneously from the start of a project to the end. The 5 tips below are only a suggestion for an effective approach towards logo design projects. There is not really a right or wrong way to design [...]

Hi there! I’m happy to bring to you the third and last part of our Adobe Photoshop crash course. Remember that this is a basic and fast course for people that aren’t used to the software, but are interested in starting to use it. Today we are going to see the (much anticipated) retouching tools, [...]

Here we are for the second part of the Ultimate Photoshop Crash Course (check the first part here). This software is really complex, but we’re making everything simpler for you. document.getElementById(“post-4163-blankimage”).onload();

Hi everyone! We have good news for you. We’re making a Photoshop Crash Course (and soon an Illustrator version as well). In a few simple and fast articles we’ll help people with no knowledge of Photoshop learn the basics, so you can start editing and creating! document.getElementById(“post-4123-blankimage”).onload();

In this tutorial we are going to use colors, blending modes and displacement maps to make  a flyer for a rave party. Take a look at the final image: document.getElementById(“post-833-blankimage”).onload();

This tutorial is a step-by-step to help you making photo manipulations only with vectorial elements, integrating Photoshop and Illustrator. document.getElementById(“post-3588-blankimage”).onload();

Last week we selected 20 tutorials using the 3D tool in Illustrator. Now here’s our own tutorial to make a simple graphic become a graphic art. document.getElementById(“post-2741-blankimage”).onload();

The Illustrator 3D tool can do amazing things, but it’s still a mystery for many users. Thinking about that, we collected 25 tutorials from beginners to advanced to help those who want to start using this feature and those who want to extract more from that. document.getElementById(“post-2687-blankimage”).onload();

Roy Lichtenstein has inspired many artists till nowadays, with his beautiful paintings simulating the comic style, marked by the presence of primary colors and reticulated aspect. Now we are going to digitally recreate this style in a newer vision using the vexelling technique in Photoshop. document.getElementById(“post-1890-blankimage”).onload();