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We get an exclusive look at Radim Malinic's The West End Show exhibition
DAZ has taken the unusual step of releasing all of its major 3D applications for free.
We spend some time with Apple's new Final Cut Pro release, discovering what they've added (and brought back from FCP 7).
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Canon’s new A3+ photo and artwork printer is the first outside the company’s large-format range to offer 12 inks.
LaCie’s SSD Thunderbolt version of its Little Big Disk is a two-drive box that’ll easily slip into your laptop bag.
Bringing digital colour to hand-drawn art is a common task – and Jessica Fortner has some neat tricks to get the job done
Laura Snoad hears the experts’ tips for getting more from the printed page
Gabz shows how easy it can be to brighten up a pencil artwork
Nano-pigmentation technology can improve your photos, and save you money at the same time.
Alice Ross gets to grips with the freelancer’s perennial headache – finding new sources of work to keep the cash flowing in and yourself constantly inspired
The best creators are leaving saccharine clichés and simplistic figures far behind in an effort to captivate today's younger audience, finds Alice Ross
I wouldn't exactly call myself an old-fashioned guy, but I'm a little surprised at how long it's taking me to get accustomed to one of the minor little tweaks in OS X Lion, the new version of Apple's Mac operating system that launched today. I'm talking about page scrolling, which Apple has just inverted by default, and the newly tweaked feature can take more than a little getting used to…