October 2011 - Graphics Feeds - English

GDG Selection Saver

There are times when it only takes seconds to select the objects you want to modify in CorelDRAW. At other times you may spend quite some time perfecting your selection. In situations like the latter, you want GDG Selection Saver in your toolbox. It gives...

Published Mon, Oct 31 2011 7:00 by Graphics Unleashed

Filed under: macro-monday

Hurray! I Reached Bronze on Vectorstock!

Today I was very happy to find out that I reached bronze level on Vectorstock! (...)Read the rest of Hurray! I Reached Bronze on Vectorstock! (436 words) © Anastasiia Kucherenko for Anastasiia Ku, 2011. | Permalink | No comment | Post tags...

Published Sun, Oct 30 2011 9:21 by Anastasiia Ku

Filed under: vector, news, vectorstock, sell, Tips and Useful Articles, sign up, level

Why is this art dangerous to the goverment

Click on this link attached. Look at the picture and ask yourself in what way this sculpture by a Tunisian artist in Tunisia is so dangerous to the rulers of Tunisia, that they need to instantly remove it. Personally I dont get it. Link: http://www.dn...

Published Sun, Oct 30 2011 9:06 by Stefan Lindblad - Art and Illustration

Halloween Themed Artwork

Only one more day until Halloween is upon us and scary creatures of all sorts are walking through the neighborhood looking for tasty treats. Today I'm going to look at just some of the clip art packages that fit the Halloween theme. No doubt that...

Published Sun, Oct 30 2011 7:00 by Graphics Unleashed

Filed under: sunday-stock, clipart-unleashed

A master and disciple caring for each others

In sports like football 30 years of age is considered old. Which it of course is not. Its very much relative one could say. My fellow Swede, the great Zlatan Ibrahimovic is now 30. I hope he will continue playing for at least 5 years more. That way we...

Published Sun, Oct 30 2011 5:23 by Stefan Lindblad - Art and Illustration

Filed under: Miscellaneous

Dynamic Auto-Painter

Ever since I first saw Corel Painter , I thought it was really cool how a photo could be turned into a painting. When I first saw Painter (it was made by Fractal Design back then), it was many years before digital photography came on the scene. That was...

Published Sat, Oct 29 2011 7:00 by Graphics Unleashed

Filed under: weekend-widget

Qbicle BRK Fonts

I have been very lucky that I've never had a job where I had to sit in a cubicle farm. There have been some assignments where I was trapped in a cubicle for a few days and I was thrilled that I didn't have to do that every day. The Qbicle BRK...

Published Fri, Oct 28 2011 7:00 by Graphics Unleashed

Filed under: font, font-friday, fonts-unleashed

Why americans & Britts use Red, Blue & White in design

Why americans and in some way the Brittish/UK constantly use red, blue and white in their design are probably of 2 reasons. 1 being they love their country flag. 2 They are nationalistic. Nothing of this has to be wrong in any way whatsoever. But if I...

Published Fri, Oct 28 2011 3:03 by Stefan Lindblad - Art and Illustration

Filed under: illustration, Miscellaneous

Fun With Polygons and Stars in CorelDRAW

Some of the more basic tools in CorelDRAW can also provide some really cool results. I've been playing with the Polygon, Star and Complex Star tools and it reminded me what they could create because they all use symmetry when they are modified. If...

Published Thu, Oct 27 2011 7:00 by Graphics Unleashed

Filed under: thursday-tip

Canon PIXMA MG5320 Wireless Inkjet Photo All-in-One Printer

When you look at the inkjet printers on the market, it might just make your head spin. There are hundreds of choices out there. Obviously you want something that creates great prints for a reasonable amount of money. Once it passes the baseline, you start...

Published Wed, Oct 26 2011 7:00 by Graphics Unleashed

Filed under: hump-day-hardware

What’s In A Name? Google+ Censorship – That’s What!

Apparently, as evidenced by this example, Google’s new Social Media darling, Google+ loves to censor photos based upon certain keywords. I posted a picture on September 1st titled “Full-Frontal Hummingbird: Yesterday’s best capture.” A few days later...

Published Tue, Oct 25 2011 13:49 by Fleeting Glimpse Images Weblog

Filed under: Photography, Opinions and Musings, netiquette, Tongue in Cheek, Shameless Self Promotion, Hummingbirds, Google+, Google Plus, Full-frontal, Censorship

Shop Clever on RedBubble

I have just received the pack of my postcards and stickers from RedBubble, and wanted to show them to you, and also to comment on how you can buy more for less money to create great personal greeting cards. Find out more at a jump: (...)Read the rest...

Published Tue, Oct 25 2011 11:14 by Anastasiia Ku

Filed under: sale, discount, card, news, buy, Tips and Useful Articles, greeting, shop, sticker, red bubble

CorelDRAW Unleashed User Conference Disc and Handout

It is hard for me to believe that the CorelDRAW Unleashed User Conference was more than three years ago. We were doing some cleaning around our office and came across the four remaining printed handouts left from the conference. If you don't have...

Published Tue, Oct 25 2011 7:00 by Graphics Unleashed

Filed under: tutorial, tutorial-tuesday

Vector Basic Training by Von Glitschka/ VectorScribe Plug-in for Adobe Illustrator

On Saturday I attended Vector Basic Training in Lodon International Technology Show, held by Von Glitschka in association with Astute Graphics. Click ‘Continue Reading’ to find out more. (...)Read the rest of Vector Basic Training by Von Glitschka...

Published Mon, Oct 24 2011 12:17 by Anastasiia Ku

Filed under: training, vector, news, von glitschka, astute graphics

Free Monogram Macro Supplied With Monogram Fonts

Anyone creating apparel designs will need to add a monogram at some point. Even in other areas of design, monograms can come in handy. GDG has created three special fonts for creating monograms . There is a cost for the fonts. Each of the fonts contains...

Published Mon, Oct 24 2011 4:00 by Graphics Unleashed

Filed under: font, macro-monday