Maybe you’ll also share my opinion about this. One of the greatest inspirational sources out there in the big blue is the good-almighty Internet. This time, let me talk to you about Index Book, a very large library/editorial page specialized in graphic designing books. There, you’re pretty much going to find it all, take your time and give it a look, it’s going to be worth your time.
VictorMartinGarcia.com is presenting 4 great tutorials, most of them for Photoshop, where you’ll be able to turn your photographs into new arts.
Pop Art inspired by Roy Lichteinstein
Pop Art inspired by Andy Warhol
Personally speaking, I don’t send more then three. Why? I don’t want to confuse my clients with too many things. I have faith that my designs will be good enough. Normally I let them know why I used certain elements in my designs and their benefits this will bring to their company, etc.
Blog Vecindad Gráfica {Graphic Neighborhood}:
I don’t quite understand why some creatives in publicity agencies think that in the “avant-garde” internet, everything has to be complicated.
If you talk to them about your site, they’ll ask you for sure for a more “creative” interface, when in the real life, as many of you already know, if you have a too “flash-y” website google won’t index you.
The main objective of this community is to create a web page where you can download, for free, templates for your websites. Open Designs promises to be a great resource
