Levis Girls online
Levi’s Europe kick-started the spring season with a fresh new look and new sections including a women’s section on its Lateral-designed site.
Features
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Faking it in Photoshop
The age of the hyperimage is upon us. We can warp, fake, and distort the truth with a mouse click – but what is the real impact?
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Insight: Unit9
Digit talks to digital media agency unit9 about its award-winning Web sites and Flash animations, and it plans for future growth.
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3FMs musical makeover
Three stylish spots herald a new look for Dutch radio station 3FM with Brazilian post/fx houses Nakd and Lobo conjuring up some magic tricks.
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Have I got fake news for you
With the world increasingly represented as digital data and images as pixels, the desire to rework our visual past and present has never been greater.
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Love Actually DVD
The Machine Room keeps its design pure and simple for DVD menus.
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Dual DVD drives take over
Amid the confusion that engulfs DVD formats, the dual drive is making headway. Will this put an end to DVD-induced brainache?
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Head to Head: Should designers be licensed?
This month’s debate: lawyers are, and so are doctors. So should designers be licensed to practice before they can put pen to paper, or cursor to screen? Two leading advocates of both sides of the argument debate the pros and cons of seeing designers licensed to thrill.
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Prepare for Office 2004 for Mac
With Microsoft's Office tools for Mac due a major upgrade next month, Digit takes a look at what Mac users can expect from Office 2004.
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Irate over ink
Many consumers feel they aren’t getting their money’s worth from their ink jet printer. So is the cartridge half full or half empty?
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Photo finishers
Nothing matches the power of Photoshop CS when it comes to image editing - but there are budget alternatives. Digit checked out the bargain options.
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Preview: Director MX 2004
Director is a formidable application. Its long-term users are dedicated to its Byzantine workflow, and fluent in its scripting environment. The new Flash MX 2004 compatibility and DVD authoring features are sure to attract new customers however, so it’s difficult to go about testing the new release for the former without alienating the latter and vice versa. So instead, we’ll take an early gander at the new features and their possible applications, with reference to improvements and any shortfalls in expectation for this giant of the multimedia-authoring scene.
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The Mac turns 20
The Apple Mac is now 20 years old, and while Microsoft dominates the computer landscape, the Macintosh has had a massive impact on the way we work.
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Offspring unleashed
Directors John Williams and David Lea’s most recent work is a video for The Offspring’s single Hit That – and it’s the dog’s bollocks. The video follows the escapades of an unruly mutt on a rampage through a cityscape till he meets his nemesis... a vet intent on canine castration.
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Mr President
Nick Bell has just taken up his role as president of D&AD – responsible for the world-famous Yellow Pencil awards. In his first-ever interview, Nick outlines his thoughts and plans for the creative industry.
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Head to Head: Strong copyright - can it harm art?
The debate: digital creatives face a copyright battle as the Internet, and advanced copying tools, mean work is under threat like never before. So, are stronger copyright controls with harsher penalties the answer, or should we walk away from copyright controls altogether?
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yU+co conjures up slick sequence for Paycheck
Hollywood design studio yU+co combined graphics, animation, and clever lighting techniques in the creation of the title and a four-minute opening sequence for John Woo’s latest thriller Paycheck.
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Weee Will Recycle
Where once they wrestled with giant Photoshop files, extruded 3D models or drew the most beautiful vectors in a swirl of bézier curvature, these multiprocessor systems are now doomed to a life of spreadsheets and the Heat Web site.
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Apple sets iPod ads in motion
Directed by Dave Meyer, Apple’s iPod TV ads continue the theme of its popular print campaign, which features silhouettes dancing to music from their iPods, with effects created by Alex Brodie.
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Don't bank on it with Photoshop
I saw that my latest attempt to print money – literally – had been arrested.