March 19, 2009 paul0v2's blog

Awesome Gadgets for Designers

One thing I always try to keep an eye on is the new gadgets that keep coming up everyday, so

February 23, 2009 paul0v2's blog

25 Really Cool USB Drives

Lately I have been seeing a lot of different types of usb drives in all kinda shapes and very creative,

Featured Tutorial

Abstract Star in Repousse with Photoshop CS5
Abstract Star in Repousse with Photoshop CS5
Photoshop CS5 Extended comes with 3D capabilities and I believe that is not any news to the majority. We have been publishing some tutorials exploring the 3D tool in Photoshop especially the Repousse in which we can create extrusing and other geometries directly in Photoshop. This video is another super cool tutorial send by Stacey Deonanan. So in this tutorial Stacey will show us how to create a incredible star using Repousse in Photoshop. The outcome of this effect is awesome, sort of abstract and I don't have any idea how she came up with those values to create the star.

Try this Wallpaper

Wallpaper of the Week 196 by Timothée Mathelin
Wallpaper of the Week 196 by Timothée Mathelin
The wallpaper of this week is an image created by Timothée Mathelin. A graphic designer from France. His influences are from everywhere, from skies to David Lynch and The Designers Republic to Baroque. My main influences come from everyday’s life. Just a bird on a wire or a falling leaf from a tree... Every living motion gives me an inspiration of what is life and the wish to illustrate it. Lately, I’ve been really inspired by futuristic times and the imagination of new civilizations. For more information visit http://www.futurorg.com

Book Suggestion

Book Suggestion: Typology- Type Design From Victorian Era to the Digital Age
Book Suggestion: Typology - Type Design From Victorian Era to the Digital Age
The book suggestion of the week is one of my favorites, it's called Typology: Type Design From Victorian Era to the Digital Age and it covers a lot of art history always linking with types and typography. It's a must read for those starting out their careers or even willing to dust off their typology and typography skills. About the book