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Showing posts with label graphic design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graphic design. Show all posts
Dec 23, 2011
Nov 9, 2011
Art Inspiration Wednesday!
Wacom Tablet Review doesn't seem to have much to do with sculpture, but I think Wacom tablets do. Many artists use Wacom tablets to design 3D renderings of their sculptures before even starting a piece. I don't know if the following artists did specifically, but I found them inspiring regardless.
Haroshi - Hammerhead shark made out of recycled skateboards.
credit: Walker Art Center
Nov 7, 2011
Wacom Tablets Used in Schools
It's great to see high schools using Wacom drawing tablets. Teaching them design skills that will help them when they want to find jobs.
Joseph Sliger, with beard, an applications specialist for Wacom, demonstrates the use of the pressure-sensitive digital pen on one of several newly purchased Wacom computer tablets to Union High School students, from left, Russell Beaver, Austin Klein, Aaron Siegel and Trey Cornish. The students are in a game design class at the school in Camas.
via columbian.com
Sep 12, 2011
Advanced Digital Software Recommendations
Not sure which graphic software is best for you? Here's my list of suggestions for advanced designers.
My top picks for advanced photo editing software
Corel Paint Shop Pro Photo
Adobe Photoshop CS5
Adobe Illustrator CS5
Corel Paint Shop Pro Photo
CorelDRAW Graphics Suite
Aug 12, 2011
Wacom Focusing on India
A growing market in India causes Wacom to increase their marketing efforts there.
“India is the fastest-growing market for Wacom, hence we are investing significantly in sprucing up our Indian subsidiary. This will include adding more sales people, expanding and enhancing post-sales, and increasing demand for our products both in the consumer and commercial segments,” said Shigeki Komiyama, Director & Executive Officer, Japan & APAC, Wacom.
The Wacom tablet range includes the entry-level pen and multi-touch input device under the Bamboo series for consumers; Intuos for creative pros; high-end Cintiq pen input with LCD display; and the business range for the commercial segment.
via crn.in
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