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Font Fetish: Ayres Royal
There are many, many situations in which you wouldn’t want to use Ayres Royal. But so what? I would buy this typeface just so I could set it really, really big and revel in the loops and curlicues of each exuberant capital and number. Ayres Royal was designed by Gert Wiescher, who has been a […]
Continue readingParadigm Imaging Group introduces the HDPLUS Scanner Series
Paradigm Imaging Group, a leading supplier of large-format scanning, printing and document archiving solutions, announces the release of 9 new scanners from Graphtec – the highly anticipated HD-Plus Series. The 42″ CS610/510/IS210 HD+ series features: * 600 dpi true optical resolution * Maximum resolution up to 9600 dpi (pro models) * B/W scan speed – […]
Continue readingThe Association of Photographers' Annual Competition Now Open
For everyone who is passionate about photography, the AOP Open is the perfect opportunity to gain recognition for their outstanding images. Open to everyone, from professional photographers to weekend snappers, the Open gives participants the chance to have their pictures exhibited in the AOP Gallery and become published in the new AOP Open Book. The […]
Continue readingHudsonYards Launches Ad Portal Service For Publishers
HudsonYards, a leading provider of pre-media services for graphic arts production, has launched a new, advanced web-based ad portal service that significantly speeds the start-to-finish ad submission process with improved automation of delivery, pre-flighting and acceptance of ad materials to publishers. Hearst Magazines is the first publisher to use HudsonYards’ portal technology. Branding its HudsonYards […]
Continue readingView Source: Make Your Links Unforgettable
Most Web usability books (for example, Steve Krug’s excellent Don’t Make Me Think) emphasize that the less you make a visitor think and work, the more likely they’ll visit, enjoy, and benefit from your site. The typical HTML link is one of those things that make visitors work — a single linked word, for example, […]
Continue readingBanana Bee announces Denoise 1.0 for Mac OS X
Banana Bee is delighted to announce Denoise 1.0, their easy-to-use, noise and grain suppression utility for Mac OS X. Designed from the ground up for OS X, Denoise removes noise and grain from photographs. Simply drag an image from the Finder or iPhoto and Denoise will dutifully do its magic, and save the result. Image […]
Continue readingDeadline Extended for ID CS3 Re-Certification
Adobe informed its trainers today that people who are InDesign CS2 Adobe Certified Experts (ACEs) have until May 31, 2008 to take and pass the InDesign CS3 re-certification exam and thus remain current with their ACE status. (Otherwise they lose their certification and have to “start over” with the the full exam, which is more expensive, longer, and can only be taken at a proctored location.) The new date is a full month past the original deadline of April 30, 2008.
Continue readingNew Poser Pro for Professional 3D Artists
Smith Micro Software, Inc. (NASDAQ: SMSI) Consumer Group today announced the immediate availability of Poser® Pro. Building on the global success of Poser® 7, long used by digital artists and hobbyists to create 3D images and animations, Smith Micro developed Poser Pro with a feature set and functionality geared for professional content creators within studio […]
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