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- Google Drives Another (Big) Nail into the Coffin of Adobe Flash-Powered Web Apps and Sites
A common annoyance for web users is when websites require browser technologies that are not supported by their device. When users access such pages, they may see nothing but a blank space or miss out a large portion of the page’s contents.
Star… - 25 Font Management Tools Reviewed (Older list, but still relevant today.)
If you are one of those people who work with fonts on regular basis, then choosing, comparing and analyzing fonts is a serious business for you. Font management is not always as easy as a walk on the cake. Font management issues like installing…
- 25 Font Management Tools Reviewed (Older list, but still relevant today.)
If you are one of those people who work with fonts on regular basis, then choosing, comparing and analyzing fonts is a serious business for you. Font management is not always as easy as a walk on the cake. Font management issues like installing…
- After Effects, Photoshop, and Illustrator, the Making of Weird Al’s ‘Word Crimes’ Video
The result of 500 hours of work in After Effects, Photoshop, Illustrator and Première goes by in 3 minutes, 44 seconds. I hope you find each one of them entertaining.
- The past, present and future of digital publishing. [infographic]
Publishing has certainly come a long way since Gutenberg invented the press. Digital publishing was born in 1983, and since then, it hasn’t looked back. In fact, digital publishing has evolved as fast as the business models have. What was once the preserve of the cream among writers, has now opened up to the world at large, with radical new self publishing models. eBooks rule, but print books are not kicking the bucket yet!
Take a look at this infographic that describes the journey from desktop publishing, to the eBooks of today. And, it showcases some radical pointers to the future!
- “Weird Al” Yankovic Releases An Anthem for the Educated
I’m cheering. I am, in between typing every few words—there I go again—jumping up from my chair, throwing my arms above my head, and cheering in the manner of World Cup fans celebrating goals.
Why am I doing this, you might ask.
I’m cheering because I just discovered the new song and accompanying music video above, both of which released just hours ago. The song, a parody of Robin Thicke’s “Blurred Lines”, is an anthem for anyone who remembers his or her junior high school English education and is annoyed by the prevalence of lazy, willfully ignorant denigration of the language in modern written communication.
- How to Cheat in Adobe Flash CC: The Art of Design and Animation
Chris Georgenes shows you how to work from the problem to the solution – from the viewpoint of an animator who has been commissioned to create a job and is working on a deadline and to a budget. Many of these walkthroughs are real-world client …
- 7 Audacity Features You’ll Miss in Adobe Audition
I shared 7 reasons why I was switching from Audacity to Adobe Audition. I don’t regret that decision, but there are 7 more things that I miss now that I’m using Audition.