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Learn to incorporate excellent typography principles into your next web site design! This course by Ian Yates is designed to to take you through the absolute fundamentals of web typography, so whether you’re a beginner, or simply wish to refresh your knowledge, you’ll get a great overview of web typography fundamentals and practices through a practical web design project. As a special bonus, download the source materials for each lesson to complete the typography project along with Ian.

In this course, we’ll cover the essentials of what you absolutely must know about CSS3. This means we’ll review the basics, like border-radius and box-shadow; but, we’ll also work our way up to more advanced techniques, such as using animations to add flair to your designs.

Joe McNally takes you to, what only can be called not the prettiest of locations to teach you just how far a little creative lighting can take your shot… and tell a story. Join him as he uses a lot of different lights in a lot of different ways to tell a story with a beautifully lit, if not so beautiful, ending.

Many of you certainly know perfect photos that appear in fashion magazines. But not everyone knows what kind of work behind these glamorous images inserted. Olga Seifert will show you how to create a simple girl from a true cover girl.
Look at the Champion on the shoulder and learn valuable tips on makeup, hair style, styling, accessories and Posing! In subsequent chapters, the post-production techniques will be demonstrated using the Seifert Olga and Pavel Kaplun in Photoshop. Learn how to perform the beauty retouching, soften skin, without the structure is lost, perform minor cosmetic "beautification operations". Recently shown how to lay out the cover of a fashion magazine. Learn how a noble background is equipped with a pattern, how to create exciting titles and work with text. From unvarnished model for Cover Girl on the cover of a fashion magazine, is the motto of this project.

Soldering is a process in which two or more metal items are joined together by melting and flowing a filler metal (solder) into the joint, the filler metal having a lower melting point than the workpiece. Soldering differs from welding in that soldering does not involve melting the work pieces.

All too often, artists are quick to think of Photoshop as a digital canvas, and approach it from an old paradigm. The problem is that Photoshop plays by some fundamentally different rules. If you adjust your mindset to acknowledge the inherent strengths of the software, you’ll be much more prepared to make large-scale changes to the image at a moment’s notice – an invaluable skill in the concept art industry.

A dramatic upgrade doesn’t have to be difficult. Nothing transforms the look and function of prized kitchen space like new cabinets and countertops. Now both are easier than ever to install with detailed guidance from Gregory Paolini’s illustrated book integrated with DVD video. Simply watch this master cabinetmaker execute on video exactly what he’s explaining.

A photography studio is expensive to rent — especially if you don’t use it every day. If you've been wanting a studio that's nearby and convenient, what could be more convenient than in your own home?

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In this high-level tutorial we will learn how to handle data between ICE clouds and get around many common issues in ICE and Lagoa. The objectives for this fast-pace, intensive course include successfully transferring data between two ICE trees, create custom particle effects and understand how data flows in Softimage. By the end of this training, you will have the ability to solve these types of ICE problems in your own projects. Before following along with this tutorial, you should have experience using Softimage and ICE as we cover what would normally take hours to accomplish in a shorter span of time. If you are an artist new to Softimage, ICE or Lagoa, we have several courses to get you started.

In this collection of lessons we will discuss the various nodes found in the Illumination section of the Render Tree. We will be discussing topics such as creating realistic car paint, exploring subsurface scattering materials to simulate translucent surfaces, overriding shadow color and transparency on individual objects, shading hair strands created in Softimage, rendering soft-shadowing effects using ambient occlusion, as well as many other tips, tricks, and techniques for using the Softimage Illumination nodes.

'Parkour Journeys' is a compilation DVD featuring all-new Parkour documentaries, Parkour running techniques, short films and comedy from award-winning filmmakers. Parkour is a physical activity that is difficult to categorize. It is often mis-categorized as a sport or an extreme sport; however, Parkour has no set of rules, team work, formal hierarchy, or competitiveness. Most experienced traceurs think of Parkour as a discipline closer to martial arts. According to REFO, "the physical aspect of Parkour is getting over all the obstacles in your path as you would in an emergency. You want to move in such a way, with any movement, as to help you gain the most ground on someone or something, whether escaping from it or chasing toward it."

Frame-and-panel construction is a fundamental strategy in woodwork, because it can accommodate woods inevitable seasonal expansion and shrinkage.
In this DVD, Graham Blackburn tackles the basic frame. He explains the functions and design opportunities of stiles, rails, and muntins and shows you how to combine them into a frame. He also shows you how to think out the proportions of the frame parts and their relation to the panel they contain.
Working with both classic hand tools and common woodworking machines, Blackburn joins his frame members with mortises and haunched tenons. He shows you how to get a perfect match between the mortises and the grooves that take the panel, and also demonstrates drawboring -- a traditional method of making tight joints in a frame, without glue.

Joe Glyda, former Digital Imaging Advisor for Kraft Foods in Glenview, Illinois, has put together a killer class to teach you his secrets. You'll learn all about editor photography, packaging photography and you'll pick up tips for styling and lighting food. If you're shooting food or ever had an interest in learning how, don't miss Joe's class