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Making the most of MetalFX inks
With technology still advancing the print techniques available to designers, ImagineFX art editor Paul Tysall explains how to ensure great results with MetalFX inks
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Creative retouching
It doesn’t matter how powerful Photoshop is – great results still depend on the skills of the user. Per Gustafson shares his expert advice for making mediocre photos magical
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Creating user-activated animations
Paul Wyatt shows you how to liven up your Flash animations and websites by using animated filter effects
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Anatomy of a redesign
Redesigning an established website can lead to boom or bust. Dan Grabham looks at three sites that have worked hard on renewing their online presence
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Combine textures with vectors
Sometimes vector art, although infinitely flexible, appears too crisp and unnatural. A little wear and tear is the perfect remedy, says Derek Lea
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Build your website in Dreamweaver
Use Adobe’s web design app to piece together a standards-compliant site that’s also easy to update with new imagery. Craig Grannell shows you how
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Design a layout in Illustrator and Photoshop
Craig Grannell shows you how to use Adobe’s two CS3 graphic design powerhouses to work up the layout for a website
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Visualising objects in 3D
3D modelling is no longer a painful and awkward process, thanks to a free application from Google. Jerome Turner introduces the main features of SketchUp
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