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Photoshop Shortcuts

I was helping out a fellow creative with Photoshop at work the other day and I stressed on shortcuts and controlled usage of filters. I thought I'd note down a few random shortcuts that came to my mind over here. And I can keep adding on to the list (if I remember the to do down the line).

  • New Layer- CTRL+J / CMD+J
  • Invert Color- CTRL + I
  • Invert Selection- CTRL + SHIFT + I
  • Proof Colors- CTRL + Y
  • Gamut Warning- CTRL + SHIFT + Y
  • Select All- CTRL + A
  • Deselect- CTRL + D
Date: 23 May 2006 | Categories: Accessibility, Visual Design | Leave a comment

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Intellectual Property Resource

The WIPO- World Intellectual Property Organisation website can be used for your answering your questions on your intellectual property.
Date: 12 May 2006 | Categories: Internet, Front end development | Leave a comment

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Cocktail Database

The Cocktail database- for all the cocktail recipes you want.

Date: 10 May 2006 | Categories: Accessibility, Internet, Blah | Leave a comment

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9 useful Javascript snippets

9 useful Javascript snippets
Date: 09 May 2006 | Categories: JavaScript, Front end development | Leave a comment

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10 common copyright myths

While done in college, this article served as a good refresher and included some points I didn't cover there.

10 Big Myths about copyright explained
Date: 08 May 2006 | Categories: Accessibility, Art, Visual Design | Leave a comment

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The HTML Email/ Newsletter Guide

Don't use Word to create you're html newsletters. Instead follow this brief HTML Email Guide.

Date: 06 May 2006 | Categories: Internet, Front end development | Leave a comment

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DIY Screen Printing

I think screen printing is pretty cool and I want to start learning it in my spare time. Here's a list of DIY screen printing links I gathered, which should help you start of as well in case you're interested. If you know of any good link, share them in the comments as well.

How to Screen Print a Poster

Screen Printing Magazine You can Subscribe to

A Rough Guide with an Emphasis on Skateboards

DIY Screen Printing Tribe

Date: 05 May 2006 | Categories: Art, Visual Design | Leave a comment

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Taking Professional Looking Photos Without a Professional Light Setup

Achieve a soft diffused light effect. By Lindsay Landis of Lindsay Designs

Date: 04 May 2006 | Categories: Photography | Leave a comment

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Windows Default Character Viewer

Just in case you didn't know, Windows does have a default character viewer. Go to Run and type in charmap.exe.
Date: 03 May 2006 | Categories: Typography, Troubleshooting, Visual Design | Leave a comment

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Color Sytems: Additive and Subtractive

It has unfortunately not been uncommon to meet graphic designers at work without an idea about additive and subtractive color systems. Considering that this is covered as at least part of studying or reading color management and that color management is important to know if you're a graphic designer working with screen or print in order to try and get consistent color reproduction across displays and print devices, I'm always glad to explain a few basics to fellow designers. So here's what is additive and subtractive color. Simple stuff.

Additive Color
Anything you see on a computer screen is an example of the additive color system. This is where the primary colors red, green and blue are mixed together to produce all the colors you see on screen.

Subtractive Color
Anything you see beyond the screen such as wood, your skin, print and paper utilizes the subtractive color system. Here, color is created by absorbing or subtracting certain wavelengths of color while reflecting the other back which is what you see.

Date: 02 May 2006 | Categories: Visual Design | Leave a comment

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Dream Together?

Human beings can do everything together as we share the experience in physical or virtual spaces. What we can't do is dream together.
Date: 01 May 2006 | Categories: Blah | Leave a comment

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