Researchers develop an app to help the blind take better photos
A team of researchers at the University of California, Santa Cruz have created camera app that might help the visually impaired take photos.
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Opinion: How Adobe Creative Cloud left me amused, perplexed and infuriated
James Nolan, founder of Stoke Ripley Creative, gives his experiences of moving to Adobe Creative Cloud.
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Google to discuss how privacy affects Glass app development & design at Google I/O?
Google kicks off its I/O developer conference next Wednesday and if there's one thing that could steal the limelight, it's Glass.
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Interview: Queens of the Stone Age's Like Clockwork cover artist Boneface
The artist tells us about hanging out in Josh Homme's studio and creating art drawn from 80s horror, game and comic culture.
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Johanna Basford's sabbatical diary, weeks 17-18: The final furlong
As Johanna's four-month break from commissions comes to an end, she launches her Wonderbeasts show at DCA in Dundee.
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Floria Sigismondi gets blasphemous for Bowie's The Next Day music video
Religious imagery – and a lot of blood – permeates David Bowie's latest music video, featuring Gary Oldman and Marion Cotillard.
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Coding essential for an educated youth, says Gove
Education secretary Michael Gove has said that in order for future generations to call themselves educated, they will need to be able to code.
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Download a free layered PSD artwork from illustrator Mike Harrison
We caught up with Mike to find out more about how he composited the piece – and about his overall approach to his artworks.
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Backlash begins against Adobe's subscription-only Creative Cloud plan
A petition on Change.org demanding that Adobe back away from its subscription-only model for its creativity software, including PhotoShop, has collected over 4,400 signatures by late Thursday.
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YouTube rolls out paid subscription channels
Video producers have a new way to make money from their content on the Internet, as 'selected partners' can now charge on YouTube.
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3D-printable gun maker ordered to take down blueprints
The US Department of Defense Trade Controls has apparently ordered Defense Distributed to removed the blueprints for a 3D printable gun from its website.
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Interview: Jessica Walsh discusses play, her favourite designs, future plans & that photo
The designer and art director tells us about creative processes, being a player and what's in store for her this year
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4 key ways to a successful portfolio from Behance's Scott Belsky
At the Max conference in Los Angeles, Behance's co-founder gave advice and discussed the future of the portfolio site under Adobe's ownership.
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Collective adds stencil art to unsightly telecoms boxes in north London
The Turnpike Art Group (TAG) has decorated the green streetside boxes with a variety of outsized floral designs that make a welcome change from tagging.
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California may outlaw 3D printed guns
Proposed legislation in California aims to ban guns made using 3D printing, after an organisation Defense Distributed fired a handgun made with the technology, and said it would distribute its drawings online.
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Hands on: Adobe's Mighty and Napoleon drawing hardware for the iPad
Still in the experiment stage, there's no word yet about when we should expect to see Adobe's Mighty and Napoleon hit the shelves, but we got our hands on working prototypes of the devices to try them out and take some photos of them in action.
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Filmmaking advice from Muhammad Ali and Bradley Wiggins documentary-maker
Film director John Dower talks about getting into the industry, and his films, Thrilla in Manilla, and A Year in the Yellow
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Adobe gives sneak peek at future of Photoshop, After Effects and InDesign beyond CC
Adobe has used its Max 2013 conference in Los Angeles to show off features it's planning to add to its tools in the future.
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Watch Mytherapy's Colour is Beautiful 4K reel
London-based post house shows off its colour grading skills from the subtle to the dynamic for film, broadcast & commercials.
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Poser 10 & Poser Pro 2014 coming May 21
Upgrades add subdivision surfaces, 'bullet-time' physics, a Fitting Room, new morphing tools and more.