Today’s brush set is a collection of 5 max-resolution trees and branches. They work great as corner elements or just adding some quick abstract lines to your designs. Each brush is at least 2400px in width. Enjoy!
Hi everyone, I’ve got a great treat for you today. These 5 gutted book cover textures are each around 3300×5000 pixels in size. They are large enough to give you the freedom to only use certain sections, or to use in your large-scale print projects. Enjoy!
This Illustrator quick tip was requested by Chris. Chris asks, “I want to make a global change to the FONT or STYLE of a bunch of text boxes (each with different text inside them) at once. Is there a way to do this?” As a matter of fact, there are a couple different solutions, both of which take no time at all, however, graphic styles must be applied differently, but we can take care of all of the font formatting with ease. Let’s get started.
This Friday’s freebie is a set of 10 maximum resolution (2500×2500) duct tape Photoshop brushes. They will provide a fast and easy way of adding some unique surfacing to your project. If you like these brushes, check out my duct tape texture pack over at Valleys In The Vinyl. Enjoy!
In this, Part 3 of my Fontlab Studio video series, I will be showing you exactly how to make ligatures. Ligatures are a great way to automatically combine one or more characters into a single glyph, making your font more versatile and feature rich. Ligatures are important because of the way certain letters fit together, and I want to show you how to make your own. Fontlab Studio is a very robust program, and the steps involved in getting ligatures to work, aren’t immediately apparent, so I’m going to share what I’ve learned so far…
Fontlab Studio – Part 3: Ligatures from Jay Hilgert on Vimeo.
Hey everyone, welcome to my inaugural Free Texture Tuesday post. Today I’ve got a great grab bag with five completely diverse and highly usable textures for you. Each texture is super hi-res at 4500×3000, enjoy!
A couple of years ago I read an article that predicted we would soon see a surge in niche social networks crop up across the internet, targeted at specific groups whether they be for cat lovers, home brewers, or in our case designers. The thinking behind it was that one massive social network, Facebook, couldn’t suffice the needs of each and every individual out there. Facebook is great for staying in touch with friends and family, but it is far too broad reaching to cater to everyone.
Fast forward to present day and there’s a nearly overwhelming number of social outlets for designers to promote themselves on and network with others. In this article I’ve listed six of the most prominent social networks for designers available today.
The Invites
Five of the six networks listed here are invite only, so along with covering the sites I’ve also got a few invites to give away:
- Five invites to LoveDsgn
- Three invites to Forrst
- Three invites to Design:Related
To enter yourself in the drawings for the invites just leave a comment below with a link to your portfolio and which sites you’d like to get an invite to. I’ll announce the winners in a week
The Sites
Dribbble
Sponsors
Twitter: bittbox
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