But did that stop you from commenting? Nope! Your contributions were just as illuminating. Yes, he did find legitimate reasons why a graphic designer might prefer OS X or Windows, which he spelled out quite clearly in his video, and bullet-by-bullet in the accompanying post.
QUARKXPRESS 2015 TYPOGRAPHY UPDATE
Roberto Blake wanted to update the perennial Mac vs. Oh you know this had to be one of the most-visited, most-commented posts of the year, right? Of course.
QUARKXPRESS 2015 TYPOGRAPHY PC
Is Mac or PC Better for Graphic Designers? We love how he levels it up by combining them with Smart Objects, too. But to grok why you might want to use layer comps in your own design workflow, you need a master teacher like Bart Van de Wiele to show you in this well-done, snappy video. Layer Comps? Is that a new feature in CC? No, Photoshop has had a Layer Comps panel since the Pleistocene era. Mastering Photoshop Smart Objects: Layer Comps More after the jump! Continue reading below↓įree and Premium members see fewer ads! Sign up and log-in today. Follow her story here and learn why she concluded, “My adventure with the Imperfectionist Manifesto poster was a triumph for me in practicing imperfectionism, as well as practicing my Golden Formula: self-awareness + self-compassion = the key to everything good.” We think author Melissa Dinwiddie brought a profound sense of relief to all of us designer-perfectionist types with this marvelous post from April 2015. Happy (re-)reading! Paralyzed by Perfectionism? You Need the The posts we summarize below were either some of the most-viewed articles, or the ones most commented-upon, or simply, ones that we liked the best. We (Mike Rankin, the editor and co-publisher Anne-Marie Concepcion) went through the year’s worth of posts and cherry-picked the most noteworthy to share with you. But our CreativePro Weekly e-newsletter handily picked up those subscribers, and we’re doing our best to make sure each issue is more useful and interesting than ever. We cleaned up and consolidated our mailing lists - CreativePro Daily, we hardly knew ye - oh wait, we knew ye pretty well. Also, freshened its design, added some features, and moved the entire site (remember, we’ve been publishing since 1999!) to a new publishing platform without missing a beat. What a year 2015 has been for us at and for you, our readers! Thank you for your continued support.Ī quick recap: Over the past 12 months we’ve published over 200 original articles that covered your favorite topics: design, typography, photography, color, layout, and the business of graphic design.
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