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100% black won’t be thick enough if a colored object is behind it, but a full CMYK black can. Settings when designing for print: Window>Attributes>Overprint Fill(Checkbox Option) View>Overprint Preview(Toggle Between On & Off)
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These are pretty much the logo on a magazine. You want to make sure yours stick out so that people can tell what’s yours.
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Designing ads have been really difficult for me in the past few weeks. I was able to do it, but it was long. It goes to show how you need to know what your client wants & what you’re doing in order to achieve the right results.
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This is where you photograph a custom white balance, then take pictures of both a white object on a white background & a black object on a black background. you also have to adjust your shutter speed & aperture to get the right lighting.
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These are in Indesign too. Tables have their own styles & attributes that can be changed like fills in the cells & the strokes on the borders. Tables are more for making charts to compare things like prices, surveys, & other things to compare. Cells hold the individual words/numbers that are compared.
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In InDesign, Paragraph Styles apply attributes to entire paragraphs whereas Character Style apply attributes to characters/words in a paragraph. For Paragraph, you can change the font, size, text wrap, opacity, color, and even the placement of the paragraph in a document. For Character, you can only change the specific word you selected within the…
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You may not realize it, but this goofy looking ship look beautiful from (most) angles because Matt Jeffries knew that to make an appealing design is to follow the golden ratio. The golden ratio also appears in the front view of the Enterprise: The side view of the Entreprise also reflects golden ratios: The…
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HDR photos are when you composite multiple images of the same subject but with different lighting to achieve balanced lighting where you can see the sky & what’s hidden by the shadows. Just be careful of anything moving in the image or else ghosting will happen.
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These are shows I grew up watching when I was younger & still watch due to how greatly written they are & how much I love them, as well as shows that I became interested in later in my life:
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This technique is used in photography by closing the aperture on the camera so it would be difficult to know whether something is bigger than the thing next to it, or if one is closer to the camera & the other is far away. Or it can be used to make the nose of…