It can be easy to settle on something that feels right. Something that seems to make sense of all the confusion.
You’ll feel relief when you get to this point. You’ll think you’ve cracked it. You’ll feel good.
But then you have to take a step back from what feels really good and ask:
But is it great?
Tag: photoshop
Find out why things go where they go.
Find out why particular scenes in a particular film sequence are edited together or in the fashion they are or in the time that they are and the way that the cuts work.
What you’re really doing in this situation is you’re working on your craft.
You’re looking at something that you really admire and you’re trying to get into the seethe of the person who built this thing to begin with; to get into their head to see why they made the pratical decisions that they made in creating this, whether it’s a logo or a Web page or anything else.
Mig Reyes – Backwards Advice for Creative Mornings citing Jim Coudal
Capturing and providing pictures of your event, your products or whatever else works with what your event revolves around will increase your chances of media sharing information about your event.
Digital images will increase the shareability and search visibility, while giving your audience a visual connection to your event, as if they were there.
8 tips to get media coverage for your event by Toni Corsini
Default design is making use of the preordained settings found in common design programs such as Quark, Photoshop, and Illustrator that a user (or designer) must manually override. Put simply, defaults automate certain aspects of the design process.
