If you are looking for an unique way to brand your business card, then you’ve got to check this post. I’ve collected over 80 creative and unique business cards from different types of business. Some of them are visually appealling, some have fancy die cut, some are edible, and some are just crazy. The examples in this post proves that business cards don’t have to be printed on card stock in standard size. Business cards can be done on any material in any form.
by: designm.ag
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To have your brand wildly known by the world can be done through effective advertising. Email newsletters are the example of medium to introduce or remind your client and customers of your brand. Today, simple email in text will not be as effective because there are way more attractive email newsletters being created every day.
It takes more than a pretty face to leave an impression on your customers. For example, an elegant newsletter may attract a reader to read further but if the newsletter is lack of depth, it will not send the message across and resulting failure in your campaign.
Here we bring some of the inspiring newsletter designs not only for your eyes but will also imprint an impression in your head.
Brand Talk. Newsletter reminding you how did Nike brand its name and its achievements along the way.
Thierry. An interesting campaign full of opportunities and benefits introduced via menu theme.
Winter Bottom. Introducing new game Winter Bottom which its art and style influence by Victorian era, even better, this newsletter is embedded with trailer.
Kate Spade. Simple and straight forward father’s day gift guide well sorted with price and catchy lines.
File maker. Offering certification and also training.
eROI. Newsletter fron eROI about marketing methods that can benefit you.
Action Products. Catering new inventions, products and what makes Action Products thick.
45royale. Detailed information about the all new 45royale Inc. From new official office to free iphone wallpapers giveaways
Busted Tee. Vintage doesn’t get old so does message sent across via tee.
Harrods. Time to shop. Harrod’s newsletter about their new arrivals.
Authentic Jobs. Upgraded, packed with convenience and your get money back if you are not satisfied.
Mailchimp. It says there are 3 different email templates for their service. Their wordings makes these newsletter a new level of fun.
Tiffany & Co. Tiffany & Co is reminding you to purchase gifts from them because they do engravings which makes a gifts much more precious.
Starbucks Store. Introducing you their coffee that worth your attention this week.
Apple. This will solve your Valentine’s gift misery. It says love at first touch so nothing can go wrong with that.
Scrapblog. A website which specialize in customizing pictures.
PubClub. An event newsletter from PubClub which also gives job opportunity
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In today’s quick tip tutorial, I will show you how to simulate an x-ray image in Photoshop. Let’s get started!
Take a banana and cut it in half with a very sharp blade and take a photo of it over a white piece of paper.
With the pen tool (P) selected, go to the paths window and create a new path that follows the border of the banana. I know there are other several ways to do this, but in this tutorial I am going to use the pen tool. Command/Ctrl+ Click the thumbnail of the path to make a selection of the banana.
Go to the Layers window and select your Background layer, press Command/Ctrl + J to make a new layer out of the selection and make a new black layer between the background and your Layer 1.
Select Layer 1 and press Ctrl/ Command + I to invert it . Go to the channels window and drag the green channel to the "Create new channel" button at the bottom of the window to duplicate it. With the new Green Copy channel selected press Ctrl/Command + L to adjust the levels and enter the settings of the following image. Press OK.
Ctrl/Command + Click on the thumbnail of the Green Copy channel to make a selection out of it. Select the RGB channel again and go to the layers window.
Select Layer 1 and press Command/Ctrl + J to make a new layer out of the selection, this will make a new layer named Layer 2. Select Layer 1 again, turn the fill to 16% and in the menu go to Filters > Blur > Gaussian Blurr, insert Radius: 3. Press OK.
With the Pen Tool, create 4 shapes, double click each one of them and guided by the image below, apply a Color Overlay and Inner Glow. Place the shape layers one over the other and make a group, Rename the Group to "Spine."
Select the Spine group, duplicate, rotate, reposition and distort it to make the complete Spine. In my case I did it 38 times. (Command/Ctrl + T and press Command/Ctrl to distort). Now select the 38 copies and Group them pressing Command/Ctrl + G. Rename the group "Spine Full."
With the "Spine Full" group selected, click on the Add Layer Mask button at the bottom of the Layers window. Make sure that the thumbnail of the layer mask of the "Spine Full" group is selected. Select the Gradient Tool (G). Your gradient at the top left corner of the screen should be from Black to White, and Linear Gradient selected. Now click and drag from top right to bottom left. This will add some transparency to the top of the spine and blend it with the banana.
Now we will do the same thing to the bottom of the Spine. With the "Spine Full" group selected, press (Command/Ctrl + G) to place it inside a new group. Click on the Add Layer Mask button at the bottom of the Layers window. Make sure that the thumbnail of the layer mask of the "Group 1" group is selected. Select the Gradient Tool (G). And now click and drag from bottom right to top left.
Now we are going to make the final color and contrast adjustments. Press the "Create new fill or adjustment layer" button at the bottom of the layers window and select "Hue / Saturation." In the Hue/Saturation window, enter the values of the following image.
Press the "Create new fill or adjustment later" button again at the bottom of the Layers window, but now select "Levels." In the Levels window enter the values of the following image.
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The world around us is in motion. As photography is a still medium, we have to seek creative ways of capturing and conveying this motion to the viewers. This quest of capturing and conveying motion is collectively called action photography. Action photography demands lightning-quick reflexes, a solid foundation in composition and other photo elements, and a little bit of luck. In this showcase we have collected some perfect examples of action photography.
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Photo manipulation is probably one of the most popular application areas in which Adobe Photoshop is used extensively. One of the main reasons for that is its ability to blend real photos with vibrant colors and digital painting to emphasize some beautiful details which makes this software ideal for this kind of work. Here are 45 incredible examples of Photo manipulated images from extremely talented Photoshop artists.
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Sometimes we take wildlife pictures that we see in books and magazines for granted; seldom does it give you the impressions that they were taken easily. The truth is, photographing animals (especially in wildlife) is very involved, such a moment could only be told through some timely amazing shots. For someone who loves animals, photographing them can be both very fulfilling and frustrating at the same time. Excellent animal photography requires experience, knowledge and patience.
Animals can make very eye catching subjects to photograph in wild. Taking wildlife photography in a place where the animals don’t fear humans makes your task a bit difficult. In their natural environment, animals often provide many opportunities for taking dramatic shots. Let’s now take a look at some of these dramatic images of animal photography to see emotions in the wild nature.
by: designrfix.com
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