CMIContent Mobile Interactive

In this series of lessons we will focus on Creating a Tri-Fold Brochure in InDesign. We'll begin the process by learning the best way to setup our file and organize individual page into spreads. While doing this we'll learn how to incorporate multiple page sizes into the same InDesign document.

Photoshop has long been a pioneer in the realm of 2D image editing. But what happens if we need to incorporate some type of a 3D model into our image?

Copic markers have been tools of the trade for artists working with traditional media for years. With SketchBook Pro, we now have the ability to utilize these same markers to color our digital artwork.

When it comes to creating a quick concept or sketching out an idea for a project, few applications equip artists to do this as quickly and efficiently as Autodesk SketchBook Pro.

MARI has become the new standard in texture painting and a revolutionary addition to the production pipelines in many studios.

To get started with this course, we will take a moment to answer some commonly asked questions and gain a better understanding of exactly what graphic design is. From here, we’ll take a moment to learn about the design process. A valuable tool that can be implemented on any graphic design related project.

In this collection of lessons we will learn basic terms, definitions and workflows for digital painting in Photoshop CS5.

Russell trades the same way that he always has, following trends the way Richard Dennis taught the Turtles to do fifteen years ago. Russell shows you the exact criteria that the Turtles were taught to use in order to get a handle on which breakouts or types of breakouts have a higher probability of succeeding—which have the potential to become the kind of monster trend the Turtles are famous for riding to enormous profits.

For Graphic Designers, typography is a part of nearly every project we touch. With it playing such a prominent role in our day-to-day work, it should go without saying that being proficient with type is an absolute must.

For a graphic designer, there is a distinct difference between vector and raster images or artwork. To avoid sticky situations with printers and clients, its extremely important to know how and where each can or should be used.