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Every week we tweet a lot of interesting stuff highlighting great content that we find on the web that can be of interest to web designers. The best way to keep track of our tweets is simply to follow us on Twitter, however, in case you missed some here’s a quick and useful compilation of the best tweets that we sent out this past week.... read more
Vector isn’t just used for creating inspiring illustrations, fancy UI elements, amazing icons and fantastic typography.... read more
Have you always wanted to add special effects to your videos but found the thought of learning Adobe Premiere or After Effects a bit daunting or time-consuming? Photoshop CS6 includes a new video timeline panel that will allow you to add effects to your video clips directly in Photoshop. In this episode of our Introduction to Photoshop CS6 series we will show you how this new feature... read more
Today our sister site Aetuts+ published an interesting article about some of the workflow differences between Photoshop and After Effects. Most people tend to rely on Photoshop for working with still images, but this article brings up a few interesting thoughts on why working in After Effects could be a better solution in some instances.... read more
As JavaScript is slowly moving out of the browser, several tools have emerged that significantly improve JavaScript’s robustness. One such tool is called Underscore.js and that’s what we’re going to take a look at today. Let’s get started! Meet Underscore.js So what exactly does Underscore do?... read more
Earlier this week, Adobe revealed some new details about the Adobe Creative Cloud , a new initiative that they believe will "radically redefine the creative process." It will allow users to purchase a subscription for most of Adobe’s products for about the same price as your current monthly mobile phone plan. In addition, Adobe also announced some changes to their upgrade policy. In this article, we’ll explain what this means for you and how it may affect your plans to upgrade to the next version the Adobe Creative... read more
After Effects has often been referred to as “Photoshop for Video”. I was thinking about this the other day after I said that very expression to someone who asked what the heck Aye Eeh Toots... read more
Today we’re collaborating with sister site Aetuts+ in bringing you this two-part Premium tutorial. Rob Birnholz will demonstrate a technique for converting a still image into a dynamic 3D animation. Highlights include prepping an image in Photoshop, vectorizing via Live Trace in Illustrator, using the knife tool, converting paths to layers, importing as a comp in After Effects, animating vector art in 3D using Zaxwerks Layer Tools, saving preset effects and other basic compositing tips.... read more
