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  • 7 Typography Mistakes Designers Should Avoid
    Design

    7 Typography Mistakes Designers Should Avoid

    Typography plays a significant role in design, as it can enhance the readability and visual appeal of any project. However, even the most skilled graphic designers can fall victim to typography errors. Let’s take a look at the most common mistakes and how to avoid them.

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  • Iphone & Android camera tricks
    Teacher Photography

    Iphone & Android camera tricks

    Do you have an iPhone or Android? Discover the 7 must-have tricks that will change your mobile experience. Don't wait any longer and get the most out of your device!

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  • Ropework as Sustainable Decor: Eco-Friendly Home Design Trends
    Teacher Craft

    Ropework as Sustainable Decor: Eco-Friendly Home Design Trends

    Discover the beauty and sustainability of ropework in interior design. Learn how natural fibers and craftsmanship come together to create eco-friendly and stylish home decor. From ship rigging to contemporary decor, trace the evolution of ropework and its role in sustainable design trends.

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  • Photopea: Tips for Beginners
    Teacher Photography

    Photopea: Tips for Beginners

    Tips for using Photopea: a free online advanced photo editor Photopea is a free application for advanced photo editing. It works with both vector and raster graphics so that you can work with files in various formats. This software came from the mind of the young Czech programmer Ivan Kurtskir, who initially created it as a school project. Get to know some of its main functions, how they compare to other photo editors and how it can help you to your design process. How does it work? It is often called the “free alternative to Photoshop,” and that’s close to the truth. You’ll find an interface very similar to the Adobe editor, in terms of tools, menus, and usability. This is a big improvement on other free options like GIMP, whose interface isn’t so friendly. You don’t have to pay anything to use Photopea. Nor do you need to install anything. Simply enter the site and edit online (you can continue working on the program even if you lose connection). Just like Photoshop or Sketch, it works completely on your device and doesn’t publish your pictures on the internet. The disadvantage? Ads while you work.

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  • Planning your novel? Or pantsing?
    Teacher Writing

    Planning your novel? Or pantsing?

    I’m often asked whether a writer should plan their novel, or how they should plan their novel, or, if they plan their novel, how much they should plan their novel, and many other questions about planning, pantsing (writing by the seat of your pants), and “plantsing” (somewhere in between planning and pantsing).

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  • From Garden to Cloth: Discovering the Magic of Botanical Printing
    Teacher Craft

    From Garden to Cloth: Discovering the Magic of Botanical Printing

    Hey there, fellow creative souls! Amanda de Beaufort here, and today, I'm beyond excited to take you on an enchanting journey from garden to cloth as we dive into the mesmerizing world of botanical printing! If you've ever marveled at the intricate patterns and vibrant colors of leaves and flowers, get ready to unleash your artistic flair and capture nature's magic on fabric. Buckle up for an adventure that blends creativity, sustainability, and the wonders of the great outdoors. Let's embark on this eco-friendly art escapade together!

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  • Tips to use Substack for your cooking newsletter
    Teacher Writing

    Tips to use Substack for your cooking newsletter

    Jul's Kitchen shares her best tips on sharing content on Substack Giulia Scarpaleggia, the founder of Jul's Kitchen, is a passionate food blogger and cookbook author. She firmly believes that good food is meant to be shared, and she is always looking for new ways to connect with her readers and fans. In this video, she shares some tips on how to use Substack to create a successful cooking newsletter. To take her full Domestika course, check out Food Writing: Share Home Recipes with The World. According to Giulia, the first step to creating a cooking newsletter is to start sending quality content, even if there are just a few people on your list. Don't wait until you have a large following to begin sharing your content. Begin with just a few subscribers, and grow your list over time. The most important thing is to be regular and consistent with your newsletter. This means respecting people's time and inbox, and only sharing your best content. One of Giulia’s key pieces of advice is to test your recipes before sharing them in your newsletter. This ensures that your readers are getting high-quality recipes that have been tried and tested. It also allows you to make any necessary adjustments before publishing your recipes. Testing your recipes is an essential step in creating a successful cooking newsletter.

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  • Mastering Acrylic and Bio-Resin: Top Tips for Creating Modern Decorative Objects
    Teacher Craft

    Mastering Acrylic and Bio-Resin: Top Tips for Creating Modern Decorative Objects

    Are you ready to explore the fascinating world of acrylic and bio-resin casting? Whether you're a seasoned artist or a beginner looking to dive into the realm of modern decorative objects, this article is for you. I'm Phil Cuttance, your friendly instructor from the course "Decorative Object Design with Eco-Resins," and today I'm sharing my top tips for using acrylic and bio-resins to create stunning pieces that will elevate your design game.

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  • From Sketch to Style: Exploring the Process of Designing Patterns for Children
    Teacher Illustration

    From Sketch to Style: Exploring the Process of Designing Patterns for Children

    Patterns have a unique ability to captivate and inspire young minds. They bring joy, stimulate curiosity, and foster creativity. As designers, we have the incredible opportunity to create patterns that not only delight but also enhance a child's world. So, let's explore the process of transforming ideas into vibrant patterns that will leave a lasting impact.

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  • The magic of Generative Recolor (Beta) comes to Adobe Illustrator
    Teacher Illustration

    The magic of Generative Recolor (Beta) comes to Adobe Illustrator

    After integrating Generative Fill into Adobe Photoshop, now it's Adobe Illustrator's turn, allowing you to unleash your creativity with Generative Recolor (Beta) and transform the shades of your illustrations with just a few text prompts within Adobe Illustrator. Discover the beta features available in Adobe Illustrator Generative Recolor (Beta) is here, ready for testing and feedback in Illustrator for desktop. Powered by Adobe's family of AI generative creative models, Adobe Firefly, Generative Recolor (Beta) allows you to recolor your vector illustrations with a minimum of time and effort. All you need to do is briefly describe your desired color palette, mood or theme, and Adobe Illustrator will generate multiple variations in a matter of seconds! Experiment with these variations and apply the one that best suits your needs effortlessly.

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