Monday, April 27, 2009
Tutorials
Advanced Glow Effects
Make a Fairy-Tale Inspired Magical Hand Shaped Vine
Create a Vibrant Digital Collage Mixing Buildings and Vector Shapes onPaper
Create an Inspirational Vector Political Poster
Create a Nice Water Ripple Effect in Illustrator
Creating Fading Light Vectors in Fireworks
Create an iPhone Style Vector Phone illustration.
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Logo (IBM)
I arranged the color.
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This is my final logo.
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This is a Original IBM logo.
"Paul Rand's trademark for International Business Machines (1956) was developed from an infrequently used typeface called City Medium, designed by Georg Tromp in 1930. This is a geometrically constructed slab-serif typeface designed along similar lines as the geometric sans serif styles. Redesigned into the IBM corporate logo, a powerful and unique alphabet image emerged, for the slab serifs and square negative spaces in the B lent a unity and uniqueness. In the 1970s, Rand updated the logo by stripping it to unify the three forms and evoke scan lines on video terminals. Wliot Noyes, IBM's consulting design director during the late 1950s wrote that the IBM design program sought 'to express the extremely advanced and up-to-date nature of its products. To this end we are not looking for a theme but for a consistency of design quality which will in effect become a kind of a theme, but a very flexible one'." (Famous Brands Glossary Logo Design History)
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This is my final logo.
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This is a Original IBM logo.
"Paul Rand's trademark for International Business Machines (1956) was developed from an infrequently used typeface called City Medium, designed by Georg Tromp in 1930. This is a geometrically constructed slab-serif typeface designed along similar lines as the geometric sans serif styles. Redesigned into the IBM corporate logo, a powerful and unique alphabet image emerged, for the slab serifs and square negative spaces in the B lent a unity and uniqueness. In the 1970s, Rand updated the logo by stripping it to unify the three forms and evoke scan lines on video terminals. Wliot Noyes, IBM's consulting design director during the late 1950s wrote that the IBM design program sought 'to express the extremely advanced and up-to-date nature of its products. To this end we are not looking for a theme but for a consistency of design quality which will in effect become a kind of a theme, but a very flexible one'." (Famous Brands Glossary Logo Design History)
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Tutorials
How to Turn Glasses into a Great Geek Icon
How to Create a Magic Wand Icon
Creating an Old-Collage Effect Poster
Applying a Realistic Tattoo
Create a Spectacular Flaming Meteor Effect on Text
Using Light and Shade to Bring Text to Life
I learned about Create a 3D Push Pin and a Paper Note in Illustrator.
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