Safari should support them... I'm pretty sure I've used them before quite a bit, and I only use safari on this computer.
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Safari should support them... I'm pretty sure I've used them before quite a bit, and I only use safari on this computer.
Yea, I don't know what's going on.
Safari actually wasn't up to date on my Mac last night. But I would still think it should have worked even if it was the latest LATEST version. Hmm.
Works fine in Chrome and IE9 at work here. I'll take a screen grab of it later. Can someone else with Safari try it out?
Safari actually wasn't up to date on my Mac last night. But I would still think it should have worked even if it was the latest LATEST version. Hmm.
Works fine in Chrome and IE9 at work here. I'll take a screen grab of it later. Can someone else with Safari try it out?
Yeah, I tried it out on Safari and it looks and works just fine for me.
rocksteady1983
Member
Here is a front/back album cover I designed for my friend's instrumental metal post rock style band.
Here is a early cut of one of their songs on the album http://youtu.be/0DkHtJ1XPxg
Here is a early cut of one of their songs on the album http://youtu.be/0DkHtJ1XPxg
I like that a lot dude.Here is a front/back album cover I designed for my friend's instrumental metal post rock style band.
Here is a early cut of one of their songs on the album http://youtu.be/0DkHtJ1XPxg
It works well.
Some good stuff in this thread guys! Got to get some graphic design going soon, along with the many other forms of art...
ok. Pretty basic, but somehow I didn't pick this up yet.
Say you have 2 layers in Photoshop.
A cutout of a man's face and a layer below that. The layer below is just a background... let's say a simple gradient.
So what if you want to change the brightness of the man's face but not the gradient layer below?
I know there are adjustment layers, but that seems to effect both the man's face and layer below. I guess adjustment layers effect anything BELOW in the layer stack, right? So how do you just target the man's face?
ugh I know it's so simple and I don't know how I've done so much in PS at this point without knowing this haha.
Say you have 2 layers in Photoshop.
A cutout of a man's face and a layer below that. The layer below is just a background... let's say a simple gradient.
So what if you want to change the brightness of the man's face but not the gradient layer below?
I know there are adjustment layers, but that seems to effect both the man's face and layer below. I guess adjustment layers effect anything BELOW in the layer stack, right? So how do you just target the man's face?
ugh I know it's so simple and I don't know how I've done so much in PS at this point without knowing this haha.
If you're on the layer you want (the cutout of the man's face), just go to Image > Birghtness and Contrast, and whatever you do will only affect that layer.
Snkfanatic
Banned
Thinking of picking up the latest Intuos tablet. Anyone give it a whirl yet? I love my Intuos 3 but I would like to get the better pressure sensitivity I have been hearing about.
Two ways I do it.
-Make a selection of the face, create new adjustment layer. The adjustment layer will have a mask and be affecting on the selection area.
-Copy the face onto a new layer, create adjustment layer. Then press + hold ALT, and click between the two layers. This allows adjustment layers to only apply to the layer below them.
Here is a front/back album cover I designed for my friend's instrumental metal post rock style band.
Here is a early cut of one of their songs on the album http://youtu.be/0DkHtJ1XPxg
I really like that album cover, great job! The font fits well with the images. As someone asked before is that "satellite" font?
Also during this thread a well-deserved bump as I have seen a lot of talent on NeoGAF in other threads and I would love to see the talent in here! Even if it's older design work I love seeing well-designed media
hookedonritalin
Member
some work I've done for a student committee at my university:
brochure for my programme:
Really, really need to develop my skills at documenting print work.
brochure for my programme:
Really, really need to develop my skills at documenting print work.
Lactose_Intolerant
Member
I think you can do better than just flipping the dirt/scratches.
Edit, just noticed its the same picture, lol. I guess its ok then.
I really like this. The font really works well with this.Here is a front/back album cover I designed for my friend's instrumental metal post rock style band.
Here is a early cut of one of their songs on the album http://youtu.be/0DkHtJ1XPxg
Not sure this is appropriate for this thread, but I've been working on a personal website. Not coded anything yet, just playing around in Photoshop so I can decide how I really want it to look. Still not really happy with it, but it's reaching the point where I'm just going to start coding it up.
What do you guys think of it? Would appreciate any feedback
Really like your work! Especially posters 2, 3, and 4. Love the colours, really cool stuff
What do you guys think of it? Would appreciate any feedback
Really like your work! Especially posters 2, 3, and 4. Love the colours, really cool stuff
Not sure i'm liking the identical font for the header and description texts, specifically the paragraph. But it looks pretty good! I think your initials logo could be given a bit more focus, though. And perhaps the social media icons could use some sort of indention so they rest within the page rather than hover above everything else.
Thanks, appreciate it. Definitely need to change up the header fonts, I think I will make the Recent Projects, Twitter, and Dribbble headings share the same font for consistancy, just need to find something suitable. I think for the header paragraph I'm look for a font which is bolder and then uncapitalise it.
edit: quick update
Going to rework the logo. I'm guessing it's a bad idea to use my signature as a logo?
Dude, WTF. You go to my university.
GhostRidah
Member
This is not so much a design question but I just upgraded to cs6 and one of my most useful options seems to be missing, is there anyway to open a bunch of images as one? There use to be a open when selecting one image you can open the rest as a image sequence, I use it to make gifs but they took it out in cs6. Any other way to accomplish this?
Highlight images in Bridge, and choose Tools > Photoshop > Load Files Into Photoshop Layers... ?
Then if you wanna make an animation sequence out of them, choose Make Frames From Layers... in the Timeline panel? Used to do gifs this way myself...
Do you have a portfolio and or any relevant work experience?
It's all about trying to get your work out there. Try setting up a portfolio and send it to a company / firm looking for Graphic Designers.
Antiwhippy
the holder of the trombone
Just curious, but is there something like the soundcloud of graphic design? Or the best graphic design forum?
phillipgessert
Member
Probably something like Behance or Dribbble, depending on which aspects of Soundcloud you liked. Fair warning, though, there's often a lot of mutual 'like' swapping and unhelpful comments (like 'nice!') that are primarily meant to encourage you to pop over to other portfolios and do the same. Others' experiences may vary!
Yeah, that's what I see a lot on those sites. Not sure what else is out there.
Speaking of Dribbble, anyone got an invite they wouldn't mind letting go of?
Antiwhippy
the holder of the trombone
Alright, maybe not something like that. Would like something more critique focused like conceptart.org.
PantherLotus
Professional Schmuck
That Wine & Cheese print is fantastic.
Angelus Errare
Banned
A friend of mine is starting a hair care line and I'm doing the brand identity work on it. I finished the logo(s) and she picked the one she liked. I'm currently working on the cards, media kit, promo CDs, invoice, basically everything. I hate doing packaging though since I can never truly depict the idea I have in my head on paper and I lack the skill set to actually create my ideas with clue and scissors >:| Anyways, here's the logo I came up with. Simple but she likes it.
A friend of mine is starting a hair care line and I'm doing the brand identity work on it. I finished the logo(s) and she picked the one she liked. I'm currently working on the cards, media kit, promo CDs, invoice, basically everything. I hate doing packaging though since I can never truly depict the idea I have in my head on paper and I lack the skill set to actually create my ideas with clue and scissors >:| Anyways, here's the logo I came up with. Simple but she likes it.
Somehow The spacing Looks strange
Are those supposed to be scissors? That's incredibly typical for a haircare/salon logo. Not to mention the fact that the large S is just there , lost on the left. I'd give it another go. For the scissors to work, the s would have to be lowercase, and the same colour as the object they're stuck to.
Fellow GAF Graphic designers, I need help.
I've been trying to re-work an identity I made earlier. I was not quite satisfied with it, so thought of approaching it after some time.
So what should I go with, concept 1 or 2? Or should I stick with the existing identity. This is all in an effort to refine up my portfolio, btw.
I've been trying to re-work an identity I made earlier. I was not quite satisfied with it, so thought of approaching it after some time.
So what should I go with, concept 1 or 2? Or should I stick with the existing identity. This is all in an effort to refine up my portfolio, btw.
Forsaken82
Member
Concept 2... I can't make heads or tails out of 1...
Perhaps if you put a filmstrip design in that thick white line, it might seem a bit more interesting as a logo? I am assuming the logo is supposed to be an R in a Circle?
That being said, in this case, Simpler is better in my opinion. Concept 2 has a Slate like feel to it, which fits the theme.
Perhaps if you put a filmstrip design in that thick white line, it might seem a bit more interesting as a logo? I am assuming the logo is supposed to be an R in a Circle?
That being said, in this case, Simpler is better in my opinion. Concept 2 has a Slate like feel to it, which fits the theme.
PantherLotus
Professional Schmuck
Honestly man, the original is pretty strong. You might be able to have a bit of film coming out of the circle/roll behind it, but that could easily look overworked with what you already have.
Yeah, Concept 1 evolved from a slate.
Concept 2 was an enclosed R. I did incoporate a film strip but to me it just didnt seem to work. Below are the process sketches of both identities. (Maybe someone could point out something that was working which I didn't pursue)
First concept is way stronger (the second one is way confusing). But I do feel the first concept could be pushed more. I would look to diner logos for inspiration. The font you are using is begging for such an exploration:
Anywhoooooos...
Doesn't have to be as crazy or colorful but you get the idea.
mescalineeyes
Banned
So im in a bit of a condunrum. I been using photoshop for years now to make logos and all that but it seems there is a move away from it - not that i like the vector style per-se but some work and some doesnt. So im been trying to get a website started, and i get the sense that the logos would look better if they went through (redone in) illistrator. But the photoshop ones look good - its just that some might see it as too "UGLY" and needs "Cuteness/Cleanless".
So for at least the website header, should i go with vector based logo or not?
So for at least the website header, should i go with vector based logo or not?
I'm not sure what you mean by "vector based logo".
All logos should be created with a vector based program to render them at any size. This is essential in print design. You can create logos with a raster based program like photoshop but you would be limited to web use (unless you made it at an ungodly resolution or only want to work at 72dpi).
As for "photoshop ones look good" - you can now use any number of blending techniques and/or gradients to create logos in a vector based program like illustrator.
PantherLotus
Professional Schmuck
First concept is way stronger (the second one is way confusing). But I do feel the first concept could be pushed more. I would look to diner logos for inspiration. The font you are using is begging for such an exploration:
Anywhoooooos...
Doesn't have to be as crazy or colorful but you get the idea.
Personal taste here, but his original was definitely going for a deco/20s-40s vibe. I'd say run with it and go wild.
There is no move away from photoshop -- it's a tool, like a pencil, a compass, or anything else in a designer's box. It'd be like saying "I've noticed painters are using chalk less these days."
The point of Illustrator is to design in vector because your work can be significantly enlarged without visual degradation. It's best for line work and logos. Photoshop is raster (bitmap) and rarely look good bigger than their original size, and it's best for working with photos and photo-realistic stuff.
To answer your question, if your logo design was created in .psd, the only reason you'd need to redo them would be because you didn't design it large enough to begin with, or you plan on employing them for actual use.
Cuteness/cleanness doesn't have any bearing on your choice, and if your work is good nobody will be able to tell which tool you used to create it.
The original did have a strong art deco vibe, and using broadway certainly seals the deal. Even though I was satisfied at the time, I just felt there was more I could do on the project.
Here is the original stationary I created. As a complete system, it worked out pretty well.
Maybe I should let go off the project, and work on something else. However, I felt that the art deco stylings had so much potential, which I really wanted to explore but was limited as a result of the deadline on the project.
Gotcha. Thanks.
BruceLeeRoy
Banned
some work I've done for a student committee at my university:
Stunning work right here. I love it, great job man.
BruceLeeRoy
Banned
Is it legible?
I use my signature for my logo.
A double post again? Twice in one week, man I think that might be bannable.
Is it legible?
I use my signature for my logo.
A double post again? Twice in one week, man I think that might be bannable.
Dude, if your website was responsive, it would be awesome. It's pretty good as it is, I'm just all for responsive portfolios. It kind of makes me realize I focused so much on making mine that way, I probably under-performed for the design part of it...
BruceLeeRoy
Banned
Tell me about it
My host suckssss but its definitely a "you get what you paid for" situation. I am moving to MediaTemple next month so hopefully that will help. Its really lame since the actual bandwidth footprint is really small.Thanks for the compliment though.
mescalineeyes
Banned
Is it legible?
I use my signature for my logo.
yo dude, 2012 called and wanted to let you know that it was, in fact, 2012.
also, your logo doesn't work on a black background.
the logo itself is fine though.
you don't live off of this, do you?