Archive | February, 2009

25 Must See CSS Tools

Webair has done a great job in listing forty CSS tools, Here they are 1. CSS Type Generator 2. CSS Sprite Generator 3. Button Maker Online 4. CSS Tidy Online 5. Typechart 6. CSS Compressor 7. CSS Optimizer 8. W3C CSS Validation 9. Grid Designer 10. CSS Button & Text Field Generator

February 28, 2009  |  Digg  |  Del.icio.us  |  Stumble  |   Reddit  |  Technorati  |  0 Comments

11 Free Alternatives to Photoshop

Graphic designers are rarely found without their editor close by, yet for new people starting out who dont have the funds to shell out large amounts of money on photoshop, illustrator or fireworks what free alternatives are there? Well we mentioned one on our previous post – Pixlr Here are ten 1. Gimp 2. Krita 3. Paint.net 4. ChocoFlop 5. Cinepaint 6. Pixia 7. [...]

February 27, 2009  |  Digg  |  Del.icio.us  |  Stumble  |   Reddit  |  Technorati  |  0 Comments

Pixlr – Free Online Editor

Most graphic designers have their own software like Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator or Fireworks but its always nice to come across some free software which can be useful for projects aswell as for up and coming designers who are a little short on cash Check out Pixlr

February 26, 2009  |  Digg  |  Del.icio.us  |  Stumble  |   Reddit  |  Technorati  |  0 Comments

15 Logo Design Tutorials with Illustrator

The process of creating a logo, is similar yet different for many depending on what type of application you use. Though its a good idea to use a vector based application to build your logo, that way you will have a much more versatile logo design that can be used in various situations online and [...]

February 26, 2009  |  Digg  |  Del.icio.us  |  Stumble  |   Reddit  |  Technorati  |  0 Comments

Photoshop Image Manipulation Tutorials

Every designer needs a little bit of help at times, especially when it comes to Photoshop. Well here is a great site that provides 28 techniques and tutorials that I think will come in handy for manipulating images. Speckboy

February 25, 2009  |  Digg  |  Del.icio.us  |  Stumble  |   Reddit  |  Technorati  |  0 Comments

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