How the Design Workflow is Changing Once upon a time, there was a method of design that involved plenty of time for brainstorming and upfront big picture planning. Designers could meet with all interested parties, puzzle over design challenges, and play with problems until they’d found a (theoretical) solution. Conversely, the many designers who do make Agile their own find it can actually be a boon for creativity, forcing them out of productivity-deadening perfectionism and keeping them on their toes as they try to meet changing constraints. How are these designers embracing the more dynamic Agile approach to workflow while still holding strong to the more static elements of the design process that keep them surefooted and on solid ground? 1. We’re all familiar with those nightmare clients who call five times a day. To do this, you may want to assign a liaison between you and the client to handle the bulk of customer feedback, so you can focus on design work. 2. 3. Ready. 4. Final Thoughts
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5 Public Speaking Tips That'll Prepare You for Any Interview Landing a job interview is incredibly exciting –- and often terrifying. But fear not. There are clever ways to transform your angst into nerves of steel. 1. Most people dread the moment when their interviewer utters the words - “So, tell me about yourself.” Before you answer, rewind back to when you applied for the job -– the moment you decided that you and the position would be a solid match. 2. How many times have you been confident in your ability to perform a task but not necessarily enthused about doing it (or vice versa)? To make sure there’s a healthy balance between the two, draft a list of reasons you’re confident about your ability to perform the job, and pair each one with a reason why you’re enthusiastic about showing up. Example: "In over 15 years as a graphic designer, I’ve mastered a number of software programs and techniques. 3. The last thing you want to do in an interview is regurgitate your resume or Linkedin profile. 4. Need a little practice on this? 5.
Create a World War II Era Dogfighter In design, great concepts can often be created by playing with words. In this tutorial, our friends at INK will show you how to create a furry World War II era aircraft, that we are calling a "dogfighter" using a handful of photos and a 3D model. Let's get started! Speed Art Video Take a look at the following video to see how this artwork was created from beginning to end. Tutorial Assets The following assets were using during the production of this tutorial. 1. Step 1 Open your 3DS Max file (VICKERS_WELLINGTON.max). Step 2 For this tutorial you will need to paint a dog texture using the Viewport Canvas. Now we are going to bring the texture onto the airplane. Step 3 The Material/Map Browser menu will pop up. Step 4 Select Bitmap Image File dialog box will open. Step 5 Select the geometry called FUSELAGE. Step 6 Apply the same material to the remaining airplane geometry parts painted red in the image below following the process in step 05. Step 7 Step 8 Step 9 Step 10 Step 11 Step 12 Step 13 Step 14
New tools in Adobe Creative Cloud: 12 revealing videos | Adobe Still not really got your head round the Creative Cloud? Well, you'll find everything you need to know in this article - but if you prefer watching to reading, then we've got a great selection of videos you should definitely check out. Adobe has been hosting a free live webinar series over recent weeks for all creatives to help explain the new features of its Creative Cloud software and give an insight into the possibilities these present. Covering Photoshop CC, Illustrator CC, typography tutorials and more, they feature experts including digital imaging solutions consultant Richard Curtis, Adobe UK's digital publishing BDM Rupert Knowles, Adobe senior solutions consultant Iona Walters and Adobe UK's video product manager Niels Stevens. Read all our Adobe-related articles here 01. In this video you'll discover what's possible with 3D in Photoshop CC and learn straightforward but exciting techniques for creating 3D type art, graphics, and more. 02. 03. 04. 05. 06. 07. 08. 09. 10. 11. 12.
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Revistas de Design imperdíveis É sempre bom ter uma revista com boas fotos e boas reportagens sobre design a mão. Elas podem ser excelentes companheiras para inspiração ou para passar […] É sempre bom ter uma revista com boas fotos e boas reportagens sobre design a mão. Elas podem ser excelentes companheiras para inspiração ou para passar o tempo e sempre nos alimentam com tendências e novidades do design. Desta vez trouxe algumas que eu mesmo acompanho, são de qualidade, onlines, mas que podem servir como boas referências. BLANKET Magazine“Conteúdo gráfico de qualidade, linda como sempre, só que desta vez você pode acariciá-lo com as mãos e não sujar o monitor com seu dedo.” A revista é um deleite, impressiona com um design extremamente bem acabado e com uma bela capa ilustrada por Daren Newman. Wrap“A Wrap é uma celebração á ilustração, design e cultura criativa, colocando os holofotes sobre alguns dos melhores artistas de todo o mundo. Ideafixa A Revista IdeaFixa foi a primeira publicação online brasileira de arte.
Famosas leis aplicadas à Experiência do Usuário Publicado por Roney Stones em 18/07/2013. Física, Matemática e Psicologia são algumas das disciplinas que emprestam seus princípios aos estudos da Interação Humano-Computador (IHC). Afinal, quem disse que estudar Usabilidade não é tão complexo quanto Química? Este artigo aborda sete leis que são facilmente aplicadas na prática do Design de Experiência do Usuário. Lei de Miller ou Lei da Memória de Curto Prazo Os estudos do psicólogo George Miller apontam que a maioria das pessoas armazenam apenas de 5 a 9 itens de informação na memória de curto prazo. Esta lei é especialmente importante quando aplicada ao e-learning, apresentações, manuais de instruções, ferramentas de direções e etc. Mas lembre-se, embora alguns defendam “até 7 itens no menu” ou “até 7 produtos por página”, essa lei não precisa ser aplicada dessa forma. Lei de Fitts Paul Fitts elaborou um cálculo para prever, matematicamente, o tempo que o ato de apontar leva para atingir seu alvo com base em sua distância e tamanho.
Beautifully Lettered Inspirational Quotes Created On A Chalkboard Graphic designer, letterer and illustrator Scott Biersack has a meaningful weekend project—he wakes up early every Saturday to work on “Chalkboard Saturday”, where he hand-letters motivational quotes onto a large chalkboard. Located at a hallway in the COOR building at ASU, the enormous 8ft by 30ft chalkboard is Biersack’s canvas for his ephemeral typographic art, which can be easily damaged by passers-by. Featuring inspiring words of wisdom, these beautifully inscribed pieces not only serve as reminders for himself but also as uplifting doses of encouragement for his fellow students. Watch the time-lapse video below to see the designer at work on one of his chalkboard lettering piece. [via Design Boom] Receive interesting stories like this one in your inbox