Here’s a sure recipe for getting out of bed in the morning: become a creative. Just the urge to create something new will put your brain on overdrive and make you attack the beeping clock. Of course, turning into a creative has other non-career benefits too. It can even ease your journey into old age and […]
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Millions of people use Twitter for various reasons. Perhaps you use the micro-blogging site to read about the latest news (and react to it) or to follow your favorite celebrity. It could be you rely on Twitter as a promotional tool for a product or company you represent. Maybe you signed up for a free […]
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If you’ve never heard of motionography, don’t worry – it’s a relatively new term. It involves taking a still image and animating certain components to bring the final piece to life. A great example of motionography in action is this work called “Hypnotic Robotic” from photographer Mark DeLong. The first known photographer to use the […]
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Since it is the biggest social network in the world, Facebook has become your point of introduction to people on the Internet. No matter what you chose for your photo privacy settings on Facebook, the profile pic and cover are visible to everyone. Naturally, your profile picture and your cover photo matter a great deal. […]
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People have been asking Adobe to make Creative Suite available on Linux for several years now, but Adobe has been adamant about its answer: no. Why not? Most likely because the market share is too small to be worth the effort. But the demographic is there. The overlap between “Linux users” and “creative users” is […]
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Leaving tasks for “someday” is a surefire way to leave them undone. To-do list items are easier to work on and tick off your list if you schedule them into your calendar. That’s why we recommend assigning due dates to your tasks and then tracking deadlines using the calendar feature in Trello. In this article we’ll […]
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