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Organizing Your Photos in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic
By Rafael Concepcion
Oct 25, 2022

Rafael Concepcion, works through how to efficiently sort through image catalogs in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic by utilizing color labels, flags, a star system, and smart and target collections.

Orthographic Views
By James D. Bethune
Sep 4, 2019

In this sample chapter from Engineering Design Graphics with Autodesk Inventor 2020, author James D. Bethune presents orthographic views using third-angle projection in accordance with American National Standards Institute (ANSI) standards. International Organization for Standardization (ISO) first-angle projections are also presented.

Orthographic Views
By James D. Bethune
Mar 10, 2017

Learn how to create and interpret orthographic views with Solidworks 2016.

Persuasive Visuals
By Larry Jordan
Aug 2, 2020
Learn what goes into creating visuals that are not just “pictures” but tell stories.
Preparing for the Shoot When Hacking a Digital Print
By Bonny Pierce Lhotka
Feb 19, 2015
In this chapter from Hacking the Digital Print: Alternative image capture and printmaking processes with a special section on 3D printing, Bonny Lhotka shows you how to make filters and screens by hand to alter a scene, including making a bracket to hold filters, using two tripods, combining images, and creating custom tools.
Previsualizing Your Idea
By Rafael Concepcion
Feb 12, 2024

Rafael Concepcion highlights previsualization and intentional planning using simple tools like Google Sheets or Excel for effective video storytelling, emphasizing scene organization and shot management for compelling narratives.

Print: printing, color management, and my elements 2020 workflow
By Scott Kelby
Dec 24, 2019

In this sample chapter from The Photoshop Elements 2020 Book for Digital Photographers, author Scott Kelby walks you through making color management decisions, calibrating your monitor, and getting pro-quality prints that match your screen.

Project Objectives and Approach
By Carolyn Chandler, Russ Unger
Apr 17, 2024

Russ Unger and Carolyn Chandler discuss the importance of clear project objectives and understanding various project methodologies.

Project Objectives and Approach for UX Designers: Know Which Star to Navigate By
By Russ Unger, Carolyn Chandler
May 1, 2012
This chapter covers forming objectives for your project and offers some questions that will help you solidify those goals. You'll also learn some common project approaches (or methodologies) and how they may influence the way you work.
Promote Your Brand
By Denise Anderson
Feb 1, 2016
Pursuing a job should be like seeking out a love relationship. You have to know what your goal is, have a strategy to reach that goal, and then execute your plan. It’s great to be wonderful, but if no one else knows your greatness, how will you ever get a design job? Find out in this chapter from Stand Out: Design a personal brand. Build a killer portfolio. Find a great design job.
Q&A with the Authors of Nicely Said: Writing for the Web with Style and Purpose
By Peachpit Press, Nicole Fenton, Kate Kiefer Lee
Jun 18, 2014
Nicole Fenton and Kate Kiefer Lee, the authors of Nicely Said: Writing for the Web with Style and Purpose, answer our questions on the biggest mistake companies make with web content, how to get your customers to care, and advice for those who seek a career in writing for the web.
Quick Start Tutorial
By Paul F. Richard
Feb 12, 2024

Paul F. Richard provides an overview of essential AutoCAD operations, from starting a session to drawing, modifying, and saving work, setting the stage for detailed exploration in subsequent chapters.

Reconstructing Reality
Aug 5, 2024
Relevance
By Robin Williams
Feb 2, 2018

Learn how to optimize the content of your presentation by focusing on relevance. In this sample chapter from The Non-Designer's Presentation Book: Principles for effective presentation design, 2nd Edition, Robin Williams shows you how to remove superfluous items, choose a complementary background, select high-impact photos, and more.

Repairs and Hoaxes
By xtine burrough
Aug 1, 2019

In this sample chapter from the second edition of Foundations of Digital Art and Design with Adobe Creative Cloud, author xtine will teach you to match textures and values to create photographic illusions in two compositions. You’ll explore various tools for healing and cloning parts of an image, as well as add a simple layer mask to blend image features for a quality of verisimilitude.

Sampling Audio
By David Nahmani
Jan 2, 2023

Get started in music production using Logic Pro.

Sampling Audio in Logic Pro
By David Nahmani
Sep 18, 2020

In this sample chapter from Logic Pro X 10.5 - Apple Pro Training Series: Professional Music Production, author David Nahmani covers how to import audio files into Quick Sampler, record audio into Quick Sampler, edit sample start, end, and loop points on the waveform display, turn a sustained vocal note into a pad synthesizer sound, and more.

Shape and Photo Woodblock Print, Part 1: Create Vector Shapes with the Adobe Shape Mobile App
By Jake Weien
Oct 2, 2015
"Creative Jake" Weien is a big fan of Adobe Shape, a free app that lets you create custom shapes as vector graphics for use in other products. In Part 1 of a two-part tutorial, Jake manipulates an interesting photo to create a unique shape for ultimate use in block printing (covered in Part 2, by Bonny Pierce Lhotka).
Shape and Photo Woodblock Print, Part 2: Modern Mixed-Media Photo Transfer
By Bonny Pierce Lhotka
Oct 2, 2015
Bonny Pierce Lhotka, author of Hacking the Digital Print: Alternative Image Capture and Printmaking Processes, takes the baton from "Creative Jake" Weien in the second half of this tutorial, combining his vector graphic shape with both handmade and digital printing techniques to create new types of images.
Simplicity: Why It Matters
By Garr Reynolds
Dec 14, 2019

In this sample chapter from Presentation Zen, Third Edition, author Garr Reynolds talks about simplicity - in daily life, then in professional life. He discusses how designers can bring clarity, directness, subtlety, essentialness, and minimalism into their work.

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