Free Emigre Type Specimen Catalogs
Written by Mike Rankin on May 16, 2013Article image:
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Twenty-two of Emigre's award-winning type specimen catalogs are yours for the price of a click.
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MAX Sessions on Adobe TV
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OK, so maybe you didn't get to make the trip to LA this week for Adobe's mega creativity conference, aka MAX. But all is not lost.
Adobe Ends the Creative Suite Era and Embraces the Cloud
Written by Mike Rankin on May 6, 2013Body:
One of the key questions in this digital age is that of ownership or access.
Streaming Adobe MAX
Written by Mike Rankin on May 5, 2013Body:
Adobe's premiere event, MAX: The Creativity Conference has kicked off in Los
10 Display Faces that Digital Forgot
Written by James Felici on May 1, 2013Article image:
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Because of your enthusiastic response to my last column, I’ve moved up its sequel. In this installment, I’ll be looking at display and decorative faces.
SkyFonts and Google Fonts Team Up
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25 Gorgeous Typographic Experiments
Written by Pariah Burke on April 27, 2013Article image:
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Ah, typography! Is there anything that inspires print designers more? No? Then get inspired by these creative type experiments.
Bad Fonts
Written by Nigel French on April 17, 2013Article image:
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Type “Bad Fonts” into a search engine and you’ll get back a long list of web pages and blogs discussing the authors' most hated fonts. For the most part, these “worst of” lists are good-humored.
Damn You, Art School
Written by Mike Rankin on April 17, 2013Body:
It takes more than a good education to succeed in a any field. It takes real-world experience to learn the practical lessons they don’t teach in school. And if you’re a creative pro it takes a great set of tools to use so you can get the best results for the least amount of time, money, and effort.
Creative Market Opens for Business Inside Photoshop
Written by Mike Rankin on April 10, 2013Body:
If you work in Photoshop every day, it’s likely that you’re often in need of some creative resource to complete a piece of work. And in some cases, the search for a certain type of brush or font or texture may cost you a lot of wasted time or effort. So the folks at Creative Market have released a free extension for Photoshop CS5 and higher that adds a panel where users can find, purchase, and install resources without ever leaving the application.
