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A little bit of Sherlock Holmes can come in handy
I’ve had a strange experience happen to me a couple of times regarding corrupted files that were sent by clients. By putting on my Sherlock Holmes hat, I came up with what I think is the solution, but I still … Continue reading
Designers: You’re not a restaurant!
Not unlike the views I shared about rush fees, today’s topic is likely to tick some people off. A question came up in a discussion forum about whether designers should give clients their source files. For example, you do the … Continue reading
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New Adobe Illustrator podcast available
I continue to be amazed (and thankful) at the quality training podcasts that are available for free. A new one dedicated to Adobe Illustrator has surfaced called Gradient Mesh. As I write this, the podcast is only two issues old, … Continue reading