
New and astonishing artwork is submitted to our instructors every week by our extremely talented students. We thought it was time to update the gallery!
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New and astonishing artwork is submitted to our instructors every week by our extremely talented students. We thought it was time to update the gallery!
OK, I’ve been using Photoshop for over a decade, and every last one of the options used in this video (whose origins I don’t know) is completely new to me. I actually watched this extremely short tutorial in complete awe.
I’m off to find a series of photos to merge into one!!


Jarrell Goh does some amazing work creating art out of only type. Don’t believe me? Look closer. Much closer:

When I came across this link I was expecting a list of reasons, but what I found instead was a solid workflow for designing with CSS. Bookmark it, folks!
This is a fabulous set of links for people who design logos.
Finally, someplace I can send people:

Fabulous post on the Penguin blog about designing book covers in a series related only by genre.
I found a really nifty tutorial by a woman who creates textiles. She not only gives a tutorial but shares her actual template file! It’s really quite simple to put together after that
In fact, I tried my hand at making our Cape Breton Tartan. Here’s the reference file I used:
And after some studying of the pattern and some guesswork at the warp and weft colours, here’s a small version of what I produced!
It’s not perfect, but it was definitely fun! I think the white needs to be more gray than white, I might re-do this.
What kind of plaids can YOU make?