Serif Affinity Photo: free beta of the Photoshop rival is now available
Serif Affinity Photo is to Photoshop what Affinity Designer is to Adobe Illustrator.
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Canon's 5DS SLR camera has a monster 50.6-megapixel image sensor
Chucking out huge RAW files, the 5DS has its highest resolution digital SLR sensor so far.
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MPC helps flying T-shirts find a home in CG-heavy Ikea spot
Get a behind-the-scenes look at MPC's VFX work creating a realistic CG flock of animated Ikea T-shirts.
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Do we need to fight the government again over design and art education?
Current education secretary Nicky Morgan's focus on the technical STEM subjects looks to be just as perilous for design education in school as Michael Gove’s EBacc. We speak to Include Design founder Joe Macleod about what's at stake and what we can do about it.
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This Girl Can photography: Adam Hinton's sweaty shots continue the viral campaign's positive message
These print ads join the TV ad that went viral last week as part of Sport England's This Girl Can campaign.
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Adobe Lightroom mobile finally available on Android phones
It's taken its time, but Adobe has just released Lightroom Mobile for Android, only available with a Creative Cloud subscription
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January 2015 visual trends: 12 projects to inspire you to be more creative in 2015
January is a great time to explore new areas that will make your work even better in the year ahead.
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The LaCie Mirror is a truly stylish hard drive encased in Gorilla Glass and Indonesian wood
Seagate's LaCie division has decided to make storage an art form.
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Computers in 2015: 6 technologies that will change your computer next year
Laptops and desktops will be interactive, get 3D depth-sensing cameras and be free of wires.
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D&AD president: Nicky Morgan is just as damaging to creative education in schools as Gove
GBH Design’s Mark Bonner says that Nicky Morgan has “deftly rebranded” Michael Gove’s eBACC plans to cripple under the guise of a focus on STEM subjects.
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Pictoplasma 2015: character art conference lineup revealed
Workshops, animation screenings, performances, exhibitions and rapid fire talent-presentations are planned for Berlin.
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Aaron Koblin's Light Echoes are ghostly projections onto train tracks
The Wilderness Downtown co-creator has teamed up with director Ben Tricklebank to create a work that only appears when photographed with a long exposure.
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December 2014 visual trends: retro sci-fi, riotous colour, real-world collage and childlike wonder (and Christmas)
This month you should be drawing inspiration from incredible Christmas window displays, projects that draw on the visual feel of the first Star Wars movie and some very different exhibitions.
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Wonderful 'vintage' photos of flying cars by Renaud Marion
These retro-futuristic images were created using subtle Photoshop work on some sublime photography of classic cars.
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Purple Creative designs responsive whisky website to create-your-own rare Glenfiddich
Purple has designed a customised retailing website for Glenfiddich to serve the luxury market and highlight the brand's new visual identity.
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Amazing character art: See colourful characters from Pictoplasma's new book
Pictoplasma – Character Portraits features more than 600 works by 200 international illustrators and artists on over 400 full-coloured pages.
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Dell's 'smart desk' prototype has a tabletop touchscreen
Great minds think alike. So too, apparently, do hardware makers designing their own workspaces of the future.
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Ball-shaped panorama camera almost ready to ship
Panono is making a last round of changes to the design of its round panorama camera before getting ready to ship the product.
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November 2014’s visual trends: peach, pigments, panning shots and raunchy fashion
This month you should be drawing inspiration from fetish fashion, Gone Girl’s lighting, muted mauves and a truly extraordinary music video for Flying Lotus and Kendrick Lamar.
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How to change hair colour in Photoshop: Lighten, Tint and create Ombre hair effects
Photographer Tigz Rice demonstrates how to apply natural-looking hair colour changes.
