My co-host here, Anne-Marie Concepción, is so modest and humble that she’s not going to stand up here and shout about the other work she’s been doing, so I figger I’d better do it for ‘er. Here’s the deal: If you haven’t been reading her new column at CreativePro.com (titled “HerGeekness Says”, you’re missing out. My favorite so far is the quite awesome piece she did on converting the cool stationary you designed into a template that your client can use in MS Word. As always, she takes real world needs (no matter how distasteful) and provides a cool and not-terrible solution.
This week she wrote a piece about finding some cool resources for free in the various CS applications (such as clip art). Also very good.
These articles are in someways extensions of the articles that she writes for her own free newsletter, DesignGeek, in which she writes about lots of design topics that go outside the realm of InDesign (but are still relevant to all of us ID users). If you don’t subscribe to that, you owe it to yourself to do so.
This article was last modified on December 19, 2021
This article was first published on May 5, 2008
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