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Editor's Corner: How Smart Are Hue?
X-Rite has created a fun online app that lets you test your color acumen.
Can you arrange the colored shapes in the correct hue order?
Try it!
Tug and Twirl Text
Thanks to Chad Neuman’s easy-to-follow techniques, you’ll soon be using Illustrator to change letters’ sizes, positions, and colors, and even to push and pull letters in wild new directions
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Related Reading: This look at the Ayres Royal font may inspire you to get all swashy on your own letters.
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Scanning Around With Gene: In Debates, the Tie Makes the Man
Presidential debates are one of the few remaining places where neckties are not considered optional for men. Gene Gable wonders: Does the choice of tie say anything about a candidate?
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Related Reading: Gene wrote another expose on the relationship between a manly characteristic and politics.
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TypeTalk: A Unplumbed Depths
Are you looking for one particular character in a font that has thousands? Ilene Strizver says that a little-known feature of the glyph palette is here to help.
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Related Reading: Bookmark this column if you often need to type the same special characters.
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Get Creative Video: News for the Week of September 29, 2008
Shellie Hall’s final Get Creative videocast for CreativePro.com covers additional sources for CS4 info, and recent big news from QuarkXPress. Be on the lookout for our new podcast next week!
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Related Reading: Have you wondered what it takes to create a video podcast? Shellie tells you how.
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Shoot Small
Photographer Mason Resnick says that if you eliminate the variables, you'll end up with great macro shots
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Related Reading: Have you subscribed to our Photography How-to RSS feed?
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CreativePro Creative Diversion
Supposedly, we work better after a quick exercise break. So surely no one will object to you having one of these in your office? |
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