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Scanning Around With Gene: Teaching Kids About Industry A garage-sale find of three small children’s books highlights some great 1937 illustrations from a little-known artist by the name a Th. D. Luykx.read more… |
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Dispatch from Adobe: A Graphic Launch Seeing real meaning of Adobe’s marketing graphics read more… |
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InDesign How-To: Using the New Content Conveyer in CS6 A new feature in InDesign CS6 is the Content Conveyor that lets you collect elements from a layout and reuse them quickly and easily. It represents a new way to work with content in your designs.read more… |
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Is There a Creativity Gap? Adobe study finds 75% are not realizing their creative potential.read more… |
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Scanning Around With Gene: Being a Boy in 1939 In 1939 the world was in turmoil and the economic conditions in the United States were greatly challenged, but young boys were still trying to have fun and learn a few things along the way.read more… |
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Book Covers Combine Illustration and Embroidery Penguin’s Threads series turns thread into literary classics.read more… |
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Scanning Around With Gene: The Amazing Story of Measurement We take our inches and feet for granted these days, but of course it was a twisted route that brought us to a system of modern measurement. Here’s a brief comic-book history from 1949.read more… |
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Pantone Gets 336-Shades More Colorful 336 new hues added to Plus Series guidesread more… |
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First Look: Adobe InDesign CS6 Whether you’re designing for print or digital (or both), InDesign CS6 has many new features to help you create multiple versions of your layouts quickly and efficiently.read more… |
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Adobe CS6 Downpour Begins Creative Cloud plus updated apps lead the way.read more… |
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Scanning Around With Gene: The Era of "Mad" Women The Sixties seem to be enjoying a comeback, thanks in part to the television show “Mad Men.” Here’s a look at some images from women’s magazines from the era. Are we sure we want to glorify those times?read more… |
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Scanning Around With Gene: The Era of "Mad’ Women The Sixties seem to be enjoying a comeback, thanks in part to the television show “Mad Men.” Here’s a look at some images from women’s magazines from the era. Are we sure we want to glorify those times?read more… |
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Scanning Around With Gene: The Old Way of Photo Retouching Before there was Photoshop there were sable brushes, retouch grey paints, gelatin and wads of cotton. But despite a difference in tools, many of the basics of photo retouching remain the same.read more… |
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Free For All: Photo and Font Resources, plus Pinterest We have five new stock photo sites, 10 new font sources, an indispensable Photoshop add-on, and a pitch for Pinterest. Did we mention cupcakes? All for free, of course.read more… |
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"The History of Graphic Design" Comes to iPad Study aids for Meggs’ definitive textbook also available.read more… |
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Design Contest Season Is Here! We round up 7 competitions you ought to enter.read more… |
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"100 Ideas That Changed Graphic Design" New book chronicles design as bursts of creative thinkingread more… |
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Publications in iPad Newsstand Thrive Magazines and newspapers move $70K per dayread more… |
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Scanning Around With Gene: How Does Your Garden Grow? At the turn of the 19th century, gardening was a very popular past time, as seen through these seed catalogs from the period. Plus, they were great examples of the type and lithography used at the time.read more… |
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