I used this image as a title slide in a PowerPoint presentation for MasterCard, one of my clients. It was a great excuse to do a reflection and transform its perspective to make it look like the headline is actually there on the pavement.
The method I use to do perspective is much simpler that going [...]
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“Reflections are the new drop shadows!” If that’s the case, here’s how!
Copy the text layer – or layer – that you want to reflect (Cmd/Ctrl-J). If the layer that you want to reflect is a text layer then you should Rasterize it. To do this, right-click on the text layer in the Layers palette and [...]
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This starts, as most tutorials start, with something very easy: draw a circle. So, select your circle tool and drag diagonally to preferred size, not forgetting to hold down the shift key. Fill the circle white, with no stroke.
Next, select the Gradient Mesh Tool (U) and click four points diagonally across the circle. Make sure [...]
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The best kind of logo, in my opinion, is one which relies on an image or shape to convey the company or brand. I would call it archetypal communication.
Above is an amalgam of five of the most famous of such symbols (actually four, the fifth is from a text logo!), can you spot where they’re [...]
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The primary objective of this website is to attract clients to my design business. The two ways I try to achieve this are:
Get other good websites to link to me with my desired keywords as the anchor text. For example, freelance graphic designer, designer in London, UK design services, are good phrases to explain what [...]
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The above picture is one of my snaps taken very quickly at the end of clearish autumn day. I have improved this picture with Photoshop by selecting certain areas and altering the colour, brightness and contrast.
I first thing I did was to copy the photo to a new layer (Cmd/Cntl-J) I then use my method [...]
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