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The Art of Freelancing · Everything I Wish They Had Taught Me in Art School Very Bad Publishers | Colleen Doran A first-time author has come forward with some harsh allegations about a publisher called Haven. Haven Publishing bills itself as “a publisher of niche genre books” and claims to deliver “…impactful literature, graphic novels, and comic books to an ever changing market and striving to seek out talented authors, writers and illustrators that have yet to be discovered.” We will be handling Production and Filming of properties derived through Haven and outside sources through our DBA, Haven Entertainment. Haven intends to bring independent cinema to the masses by working with talented and varied sources to cultivate the arts in it’s highest form. Those are embarrassing grammatical errors for an up-and-coming publishing company, but whatever. I’ve never heard of Haven, nor have I heard of any of the authors they tout on their list of creators, with the exception of Bo Hampton. UPDATE: Bo Hampton denies in this note directly to me: Here is where I found it. Here are two of their announcements.

TUTO . com : Tuto Photoshop, Flash, After Effects, Indesign Stickman's Tips for Having a Table at a Comic Book Convention “Stickman’s Tips for Having a Table at a Comic Book Convention” was originally created in 2011 as part of the “24 Hour Comic Challenge.” Since then it has become a popular resource for all sorts of creative professionals and folks who rely on showing their goods and services at any type of convention. I’m very pleased with the positive reaction it has received. You’ll find more history and links related to my entry at the bottom of the page. page 1 page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 Page 14 Page 15 Page 16 Page 17 Page 18 Page 19 Page 20 Page 21 Page 22 Page 23 Page 24 ©2011 Mark Monlux "Stickman's Tips for having a Table at a Comic Book Convention" If you would like to link to this page, please use so that I might follow the traffic. Follow Me 24 Hour Comic Challenge 2011 I’m Mark Monlux, a full-time freelance illustrator since 1985. Comic Book Ink in Lakewood, Washington hosted the 24 Hour Comic Challenge in 2011.

50 Detailed Icon Design Tutorials for Photoshop We are visual creatures. As much as we like to think we appreciate the inner quality of things, the reality is that we start off judging every book by its cover. It comes as no surprise then that icons have a huge impact on how we experience the digital world. So as a web designer, the ability to create quality icons is critical to your ability to breathe life into people’s online experience. In this post, Jameel Khan guides you through a compilation of quality icon design tutorials that will help teach you the skills needed to design your own. Create a Mobile App Icon in Photoshop In this tutorial they explain how to design an icon for your mobile device’s home screen. Create an Apple Safari Icon in Photoshop Learn how to create a detailed Apple Safari icon in Photoshop with this tutorial. Create a Battery Core Icon in Photoshop In this tutorial you’ll be creating a semi-realistic, sci-fi icon that could be used as a battery or dock icon. How To Design a Realistic Takeout Coffee Icon

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