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1.	Working with Leading in Adobe InDesign By Nigel French Mar 10, 2014 Nigel French discusses leading—the space between lines of type— in this excerpt from InDesign Type: Professional Typography with Adobe InDesign, 3rd Edition. Nigel talks about how much is enough, screen leading, auto leading, and consistency.
2.	Photoshop Down & Dirty Tricks for Designers: Playing with Photographs By Corey Barker Mar 6, 2014 In this chapter from Photoshop Down & Dirty Tricks for Designers, Volume 2, Corey Barker takes photos from some of well known photographers and runs them through the creative ringer to see what comes out.
3.	iPad and iPhone for the Birds By Lisa L. Spangenberg Mar 4, 2014 Are you a bird enthusiast, like Lisa L. Spangenberg, author of Meet iPhoto for iOS 6? With your iOS device and the birding apps described in this article, you can skip old-fashioned manual searching through cumbersome and silent field guides. A few taps will lead you to detailed information about the feathery fellows hanging out in your neighborhood.
4.	Fundamentals of Game Design: Understanding Your Player By Ernest Adams Mar 3, 2014 In this chapter from Fundamentals of Game Design, 3rd Edition, you'll learn about the characteristics of certain kinds of players, what kinds of feelings different players like to experience as they play, and the importance of demographics: men and women, boys and girls, dedicated (“hardcore”) players, and casual ones. All this information will help you define what kinds of people you want to entertain and, in consequence, what kind of game you should build to entertain them.
5.	Professional Audio Techniques for Adobe Premiere Pro By Luisa Winters Feb 26, 2014 This chapter will help you start to generate great audio in your program. Because you don’t always get to work with perfect audio, this chapter also features a section on how to fix common audio problems using Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe Audition CC. From setting up your working environment to adjusting levels to adding effects, you’ll work with audio just like the pros do.
6.	Tips for Creating Realistic HDR Imagery By Tim Cooper Feb 25, 2014 In this excerpt from his FuelBook, The Realistic HDR Image, Tim Cooper shares a few tips that will help guide your hand while you are creating your HDR images.
7.	Sharing WordPress Posts: Post Locking, Autosave, and Revisions for Multiple Authors By Jessica Neuman Beck Feb 24, 2014 When multiple people share a WordPress post, it's easy to make mistakes. Worse, you could lose the whole thing! With WordPress 3.7.1, multiple authors no longer means multiple headaches. Jessica Neuman Beck, coauthor of WordPress: Visual QuickStart Guide, Third Edition, shows how the post locking, autosave, and revision features make working with multiple authors a breeze.
8.	Photoshop CC Update: Linked Smart Objects By Dan Moughamian Feb 21, 2014 Photoshop educator Dan Moughamian brings you up to date on another new feature that’s part of the Photoshop 14.2 update, available to Creative Cloud subscribers. Smart Objects have always been a valuable part of the Photoshop workflow, whether you're a graphic artist or photographer. However, (embedded) Smart Objects can have a downside in that they can substantially increase the file size of your documents. Dan shows you how Smart Objects just got smarter, allowing images to be linked to one another rather than being embedded, providing several advantages.
9.	A Lighting Gear Checklist for Photographing Kids By Allison Tyler Jones Feb 20, 2014 In this chapter from 100% Kid: A Professional Photographer's Guide to Capturing Kids in a Whole New Light, Allison Tyler Jones give you a rundown on how to use and how not to use your flash. She also talks about the studio lights that photographers use the most and how to set up your camera and trigger those lights.
10.	How to Choose the Right Lenses for Your Digital Camera By Khara Plicanic Feb 19, 2014 The lens you choose (or that comes built into the camera you buy) plays a more integral role in the look, feel, and quality of your images than the actual camera body itself does. Khara Plicanic, author of Getting Started in Digital Photography: From Snapshots to Great Shots, gives a basic tutorial on lenses and then explains how to pick the best lenses for your camera and style.
11.	9 Pro Tips for Getting Better Results in the Field from Your HDR Images By Tim Cooper Feb 18, 2014 In this excerpt from his FuelBook, The Realistic HDR Image, Tim Cooper offers some advice to assure that your HDR photos look their best.
12.	My Favorite Iconic Designs for the Olympics By John Clifford Feb 17, 2014 John Clifford, the author of Graphic Icons: Visionaries Who Shaped Modern Graphic Design, talks about some of his favorite designers of Olympic icons.
13.	Spiff Up Your WordPress Site with the Jetpack Plug-In By Jessica Neuman Beck Feb 13, 2014 Dive into the advanced features of the Jetpack plug-in to give your WordPress website some extra oomph. Jessica Neuman Beck, coauthor of WordPress: Visual QuickStart Guide, Third Edition, shows how to set up the Infinite Scroll, Single Sign On, and Mobile Theme Jetpack modules.
14.	How to Produce a Virtual Drum Track with Logic Pro X By David Nahmani Feb 12, 2014 In Logic Pro X, you can speed up the process of producing drum tracks by taking advantage of the new Drummer feature along with its companion software instrument, Drum Kit Designer. In this lesson, you will produce a virtual drum track to start producing a new imaginary indie-rock song.
15.	Say Cheese! How to Create Great Portraits with Your Canon EOS 70D By Nicole S. Young Feb 11, 2014 In this chapter, you will learn some camera features and techniques that can help you create great portraits.
16.	Perfect Photo Suite 8: Browse and Enhance By Dan Moughamian Feb 10, 2014 Dan Moughamian takes a look at some of the best new features in onOne Software’s new Perfect Photo Suite 8. This article looks at two newly integrated modules: the onOne Browser and Perfect Enhance. See how easy it is to get started with this exciting collection of digital photography tools, which can be used as a stand-alone application or as plugins for Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom, or Photoshop Elements.
17.	Photoshop CC Update: Perspective Warp By Dan Moughamian Feb 7, 2014 Photoshop instructor Dan Moughamian walks you through the Perspective Warp command, the latest addition to Photoshop's arsenal of image transformation tools. Rather than being focused solely on image correction tasks (such as straightening lines), Perspective Warp also allows you to make subtle changes to the camera's viewpoint. This innovation, as well as other new features and JDI enhancements, are available as part of the Photoshop 14.2 update on Creative Cloud.
18.	Interface Design for Learning: An Interview with Dorian Peters By Julie Dirksen, Dorian Peters Feb 6, 2014 Instructional designer and author Julie Dirksen interviews Dorian Peters, author of Interface Design for Learning: Design Strategies for Learning Experiences, about the importance of interface design for learning, how it differs from typical web interface design, and some of her favorite learning interfaces.
19.	Top 10 New Features in Adobe Illustrator CC 17.1 (January 2014) By Brian Wood Feb 5, 2014 Brian Wood loves the handy new (and often long-awaited) features in Illustrator Creative Cloud (CC). In this article he shows you what they are and how to use them.
20.	Tips for iOS Developers: Use the Tools By Richard Warren Feb 4, 2014 iOS consultant Richard Warren has collected a number of tips to help streamline iOS development. This article focuses on using the tools to do just this.

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