The Cintiq tablet/monitor by Wacom has been around for a long time but has been more of a status symbol for illustrators with scads of money—until now, with a sub-$1,000 Cintiq just released.
REVIEW: Kelby’s 7-Point System Breaks New Ground
Scott Kelby is a prolific writer and his books are predictable sometimes, but his newest book is different and offers a system that's great for getting the most out of photography.
Identity Crisis! Has Broad Appeal
Portland logo designer's book illustrates ins and outs of brand rethinks in format that pleases both the logo maven and at least a few members of the public at large
ThinkSecret.com, an Apple rumor Web site, has settled the lawsuit Apple had brought against it—and will not publish anymore.
REVIEW: Bling! It Lets You Pimp Your Graphics
If you often work with eBay product images or ad photos that need their backgrounds cut out, Bling! It can be a very useful tool.
O’Reilly’s Fonts & Encodings Book Offers Much For Web Designers Too
O'Reilly's new Fonts & Encodings book is a behemoth, covering all technical aspects of fonts and font encoding. Not only that, but its chapter on fonts and webpages is thorough and illuminating.
If you haven't heard the latest Adobe news, here's a recap.
Simple typographic artistic neighborhood posters entertain the eye and the mind.
Contributor Jeff Marshall sends along this example of a party for the eyes, proving, sometimes, too much is indeed more than enough: All those type sizes! All those colors...
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