August 27, 2011
No matter what level of a designer you are, there is always more to learn on the road to perfecting your craft. One area that will be valuable to you when getting ready to print, it using blacks in your design and understanding how to determine what the printed result will look like. Read on ...
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March 21, 2011
What to do when you need a logo in black & white but are only given a color file What do you do when you need a black & white logo for print but your client only gives you a colored eps version? You could take it into Photoshop and convert it to grayscale and ...
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March 2, 2011
A Technological Tip on How to Save Energy Having designed a few websites, I’ve come to realize that not a lot of people show love when presented with a design for a website with a black background, but the truth is, black=energy conservation. It takes more energy to power a website that is predominantly ...
