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Big Picture Notes I will be out of the office and away from all things digital next week, for a much-needed break. The next full entry will be on Monday, December 14th - but don't forget the 2009 Hubble Advent Calendar, which will keep updating once a day until the 25th (hurray for automation). I'm off on vacation next week - trying to catch the tail end of the summer, and enjoy some time on Boston's Harbor Islands with my family. One year ago, I set out on this long crazy journey, not knowing where it would go, but certainly having high hopes. things have gone amazingly - if hectic, but it's been a very rich experience that I will continue with as long as I can. If there's anything you'd like to see different in The Big Picture, or more of (or less of), feel free to let me know. I'll be out of town all next week on a much-needed vacation, so posts to The Big Picture will resume again on May 18th. An recent encounter captured by photographer Nancy Chan in Vallejo, California. (1 photo total)
What's In Your Mail? From Deliver Magazine (Issue 24, Page 7), has a simple infographic that clearly breaks out what's in your average mail delivery in the U.S. The illustration is by Jude Buffum. Its available here as a PDF. Source: USPS® Household Diary Study: Mail Use and Attitudes, FY 2007 WordPress e-Commerce Plugin a WordPress Shopping Cart Plugin by 30 Bizarre and Creative Packaging Design Examples Inspiration November 1, 2010 One of the things that identifies the image of a product is its packaging. Few elements like striking graphics, attractive colors, and unusual shapes are carefully thought of to come up with packaging design that catches the attention of the consumers. A packaging design is a critical component in marketing because it is the packaging that makes it stand from the rest when consumers choose a product from the shelf. This post presents the clever and innovative ideas of some of the company manufacturers around the world. Evian 2005 Limited Edition Bottle View Source Experimental Milk Carton View Source Tequila Gun Packaging View Source Salt & Pepper Cell View Source Lightbulb Box View Source Kleenex Packaging View Source 360 Paper Bottle View Source Wine in a Can View Source Doritos Packaging Concept View Source Hanger Tea View Source El Mil del Poaig Packaging View Source Wine Packaging View Source Egg Packaging Corrugated Card View Source Prism Eyewear View Source Pop-up Popcorn Dino Gum
adamhinton.com How to Make a Badass WordPress Logo -- 3nhanced.com - Imagine, D tagged Photoshop by Jon I was in a store the other day and walked by a sign with a logo that had an amazing shiny/metallic look to it. So, I whipped out my cellphone and took a picture of it. I spent a while trying to recreate the look but came up with something a little different. Step 1 Before I start pretty much any Photoshop project, I drop a couple of guides on the canvas. Create a new layer and name it something like ‘Circle’.With the ellipse tool [U], draw a circle. With the ‘Circle’ layer and the ellipse tool still selected, choose ’subtract from the shape layer’ or [-]. Step 2 Double click on the ‘Circle’ layer to add a gradient overlay. There is nothing scientific here. Step 3 Create a new layer and name it ‘Circle Top’. Give this circle a gradient. Step 4 Now to give this layer a bit of shine. Make sure you have the ‘Circle Top Shine’ layer selected and grab the gradient tool [G]. Step 5 Create a new layer underneath the ‘Circle’ Layer and call it ‘Background Circle’. Step 6 Step 7
Clark Magazine Inspiration Gallery #189 – Quotations « From up North In From up North’s inspiration galleries we present the latest of our findings from the wonderful world of design. Amazing high quality artworks in various categories from great designers all over the globe. Wasted time May the bridges I burn light the way The best way to predict the future is to create it Future – Submitted by Housseynou Fall Happy Death – Submitted by Housseynou Fall I recently found a guy named Julian Bialowas who’s a photographer and graphic design student from Canada.
3191 miles apart Understanding blending modes | PSDTOP Blog - Design Tips, Photo On 09.04.08, In Basic , by tommy The way that layers interact with other layers in the stack is determined by the blending mode of the upper layer. By default the layer’s mode is set to Normal, which causes the picture content on the upper layer to obscure the picture parts beneath, but Photoshop has many other ways to control how these [...] The way that layers interact with other layers in the stack is determined by the blending mode of the upper layer. The layer blend modes are located in the drop-down menu at the top left of the Layers palette. Blending modes are split into 6 different sections. To help you learn and understand how the blend modes work, I have provided a summary of all the blend modes currently found in Photoshop CS3 Extended. and ‘ Bottom Layer ’. In each example the blend mode of the top layer has been changed to illustrate how the two layers blend together. Basic Normal – The pixels in the top layer are opaque and therefore block the view of the bottom layer. Darken