This is a weekly article on Jayce-o-Yesta Design Studio which contains compilation of interesting links on the internet universe every day. Intended as a medium to always follow the trends happening in the world of graphic design and visual arts, it includes a tutorial, inspiration, tips, information, and articles as a means of learning and self-development to make it better. Happy reading and enjoy!
Tutorial
1. Crumpled Paper Textured 3D Text Effect In Photoshop CS5
This tutorial consists of two parts and explains how to create crumpled paper texture text in Photoshop CS5. Make sure the steps in this tutorial can add to your knowledge in using Photoshop. | read more
Tips
2. 15 Minutes Photography Crash Course
The article contains basic tips about photography for beginners. The explanation is lightweight and easy to follow. | read more
Article
3. Time vs Money vs Quality Artikel
Money, time and quality are the three things that will always be interconnected in the sale of services, including graphic design. Weakness in one will affect the others. This article raised the role and the formula for designers to take decisions refer to all three issues. | read more
Inspiration
4. 35 Examples of Typographic Business Card Designs
Bored with a simple business card? Maybe you could experiment with the use of typography as an element that stands out in a business card. This article contains a collection of design cards with a creative use of typography elements. | read more
5. How 30 Most Popular Websites looked in The Past
How 30 Most Popular Websites looked 10 years ago? 10 years is long enough to see how the trends of web design has moved so far. Even Deviantart site in 2000 (see picture above) just looks like a blog created by amateurs. : P | Read more
2 Comments
The last link with how look the most popular websites in the paste is the best. I really luagh alot when i see how they look in the past. Nice!
ReplyI'm going to have to bookmark this page. I periodically search the web for new tutorials to help me out with my designs, but after a while they all seem to end up being the same tutorial. This is refreshing and it helps a lot. Thanks!
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