The Creative Cloud. Loved by many, hated by even more. At least, that’s the impression we’re getting from all the commotion over the last few days. For the most part, I’ve kept my opinions to myself, but as the response has been quite overwhelming, here I go.
This morning during the Adobe MAX keynote, Adobe introduced updates to many of its applications, including Photoshop. Amongst the announcements, Adobe confirmed that future updates will only be served through the Creative Cloud. Here are a few of the new features in Photoshop CC.
Smart Previews in Lightroom 5 are going to change the way you work with your photos. No longer do you have to worry about forgetting your hard drive, or cramming your laptop with massive raw files. Check out the details below!
As monitor resolution becomes higher, and as people get older, there’s going to be a need for larger text sizes, especially within the user interface. While some operating systems allow you to control this (to an extent), Photoshop also has a built in feature that can help with eye strain.
With Doctor Who’s 50th anniversary right around the corner, it seems fitting to gather up some of the best Doctor Who designs from around the web. If you’d like to see more by the artists who created these designs, click on any of the images to be taken to the piece’s, or the artist’s page.
Dove has released some pretty interesting videos in the past, and this one is no different. This Dove experiment shows how women (and assuming men, as well) view themselves, versus how others view them.
Lightroom 5 is here, and it’s available to test out right now! Adobe has posted the beta over on Labs, and I’ve got the inside scoop into the new features you’re going to find in this release. Read on to find out!
As a huge fan of Doctor Who, I just had to create a few Doctor Who Wallpaper designs. Here are three designs that you can use for personal use! If you have any suggestions for future Doctor Who designs, post them in the comments below! Enjoy!
