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TIP OF THE DAY

Layering tips in Photoshop
Layers can be linked together by selecting one layer and then clicking in the box between the eye and thumbnail of the layer you want to link. If you hold down Apple+Alt+Shift, you can even drag the layers to a new document. You can then move both of those images around at the same time.

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Create an iconic logo design
Jacob Cass shares his insider knowledge on how to create a simple but effective logo design

Give your sketches a facelift
Chris Malbon reveals how to transform your old doodles into cutting edge portfolio-boosting work

Design a vintage film poster
Tom Lane, AKA Ginger Monkey, demonstrates how to take your designs into B-movie territory

Blend 2D and 3D in After Effects
Paul Wyatt uses some post-production magic to bring your 3D robot and 2D wizard to life

Master PDF exports
Adobe instructor Tony Harmer shows you how use Indesign CS4 to create PDFs for every occasion

Animate text in After Effects
James Wignall shows you how to take your text’s appeal to the next level

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Iconic eras of UK design
British graphic design has dominated the world for decades, and the maverick designers of its peak periods still hold influence. Tom Dennis celebrates the best of British

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Becoming your own boss might sound like a dream, but it means there’s only one person making sure you stay on top of your workload: you. We bring you 10 tips for staying productive

Fight for your rights
From copyright to contract terms and intellectual property rights, Nicolette Hamilton gives you the legal know-how you need for a successful freelance career

Erik Spiekermann
“The biggest kick I get is when I see people use my typefaces in ways that I never imagined.” German design genius Erik Spiekermann reveals the inner workings of the type trade to Garrick Webster

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