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April 7, 2009 | Volume 10 Issue 14 |
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Sign up for this newsletter | Read more at CreativePro.com | Forward to a Friend | Follow us on  |
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New Job Ads on CreativePro.com
Last week, CreativePro.com and Coroflot joined forces to offer you the new Creative Jobs service.
Job seekers can browse hundreds of listings from design and creative firms all around the industry. New jobs appear every day, so be sure to check back frequently. While companies that post their jobs do have to pay a fee, job seekers don't pay a dime!
Here are some of my favorite recent job listings:
• Junior Art Director/Graphic Designer for a chain of boutique hotels
• Freelance Senior Graphic Designer for the Arnell Group
• Senior Graphic Designer for the Walker Art Center
Whether you're looking to pick up freelance assignments or a new full-time gig, visit our Creative Jobs service.
Terri Stone - Editor in Chief
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Add Drama to Photos with Lightroom’s Graduated Filter
In this tutorial, you'll control the lightness of foreground and background elements in landscape photos using the Graduated Filter tool and the Adjustment brush. As the author and photographer Jay Kinghorn demonstrates, the results are nothing less than striking.
Related Reading: There's more LR2 goodness here.
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It's Play Time!
"Play?!" you ask, incredulously. "How can I play when the world's coming down around my ears?" You can because you must. Playing is good for you! While it's sometimes necessary to put your nose to the grindstone, the magic happens when you just let go. Here's how Colleen Wainwright does it.
Related Reading: Here's a company that knows how to have fun and make money at the same time.
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Scanning Around with Gene: A Bouquet of Album Covers, Part II
Separating your love of a particular album’s music from its cover design can be very difficult. But if you want to win Gene Gable's contest, you’ll have to! Just a few more days to enter.
Related Reading: Did you miss Part I?
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TypeTalk: Where Did that Font Come From?!
You open one of your InDesign documents and see the Missing Font alert -- for a font you never use. What's going on? And more importantly, how do you stop it from happening ever again? Ilene Strizver reveals all.
Related Reading: Curl up with "The Case of the Mysterious Missing Fonts."
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Take InDesign's Object Styles Where They've Never Gone Before
David Blatner shares his cool trick for using anchored objects to extend the power of object styles to the geometry of your InDesign pages.
Related Reading: Once you've mastered object styles, how about tackling anchored objects?
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CreativePro.com Podcast: Unbelievable upgrade deals, conference news, and tips for Acrobat, InDesign, and QuarkXPress
Study the Mating Habits of Adobe's Pen Tool
New Service Helps You Manage Your Brand Online
New Olympus E-450 DSLR Is $699 with Kit Lens
Filter Forge Now for Mac; 30% Discount for All Versions
Extensis Suitcase Fusion 2 Adds Tiger Backwards-Compatibility
CreativePro.com Poll: How do your ethics affect your choice of projects?
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For all you Daft Punk fans.
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