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Animate your type
Photoshop and After Effects share many common features, which makes for a fluid workflow. JJ Johnstone reveals how to create an impressive title animation using the two applications side by side
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Create a self-promotional book
Make your own self-promotional book using Illustrator and the Japanese art of bookbinding…
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Future horizons
Bryce is excellent at creating lovely verdant vistas, but as 3D World shows, its modelling and texture tools can also be put to use on projects that require a more constructed look, such as a futuristic sci-fi city…
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Print perfection
In the final instalment of his three-part tutorial on creating a mini magazine for print and the web, magazine design pro Dylan Channon reveals how to avoid hitches when checking your document and sending it to print
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Type: all sewn up
Use FreeHand to create a bespoke modular typeface and then transform it into handmade 3D letterforms...
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Real-world effects
Peskimo reveals how to put your vector creations out into the real world, using Photoshop and Illustrator to combine the illustrations in your head with the realism of the world outside your front door
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Three-dimensional type
Create this stunning composition by adding depth to your two-dimensional typography using Cinema 4D’s 3D environment…
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3D World’s question of the month
“How can I create a believable jelly-jiggle in my models?”
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Computer Arts October 2006
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