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Mar 5 |
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How to get started for a HAL 9000 @horatio i do not disagree. but the OP was very specific about hal 9000. were the object to learn how to duplicate the effects used in its creation, i believe he would not have said, "I really would love to make my own HAL 9000 icon." so the question becomes, "what is wrong with the ones that already exist?" |
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Mar 5 |
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How to get started for a HAL 9000 with the abundance of hal / 9000 icons already available; why would you want to make another? |
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Mar 4 |
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What real advantages do web templates such as Bootstrap or HTML5 boilerplate have for a designer? +1 nice question i have been curious about this myself but have no where near the amount of experience as you do. so i was approaching it as someone starting off wanting to know the advantages to a newbie. when you reference Dreamweaver are you talking about the coding or WYSIWYG method of using it? i use Dreamweaver, but only the code editor and nothing automated if i can help it. |
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Feb 28 |
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How do I create a polygon tessellation pattern in Adobe Illustrator? the bonus to doing it this way over mine is immense. initially you drastically save yourself time by not having to continuously repeat the shape manually. it also makes the future editing and management of the pattern vastly less complicated. |
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Feb 28 |
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How do I create a polygon tessellation pattern in Adobe Illustrator? if you look closely at the example pattern that uses the triangle, you will see that there are actually two different triangles used. but that would be a small matter and your answer is much more efficient. +1 |
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Feb 28 |
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Given a number, how to find that many colours that are well-distinguishable? 1: find maximum number of unique colors determined by the system you are using to represent them. 2: determine the minimum difference between 2 colors that a "healthy human" can distinguish. 3: divide the maximum number of colors by that distance. << that (lets call this x) is the largest acceptable input from the user. 4: RNG a starting color. 5: divide x by n from user (to get y). 6: add y to start color n times. 7: show resulting colors. |
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Feb 28 |
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What would be equivalent blue colour for this red/orange one? +1 for such depth in answer. |
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Feb 28 |
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What would be equivalent blue colour for this red/orange one? check out kuler.adobe.com it is a great tool for color pairing. photoshop has an integrated version of this. |
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Feb 27 |
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Stroke a path from thick to thin re-worded for clarity and added additional information. |
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Feb 27 |
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Is there a guide out there for printing and selling T-shirts? you could always try and get your design on Threadless. it is mostly visual trash on there now but they still pay you a nice sum of money for winning designs. |
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Feb 27 |
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What's the fastest-drying pen? @horatio sharpies may be indelible but if the ink has not yet fully dried and you swipe it with a sweaty wrist you are going to smear it. sharpies put down a lot of ink and it does not dry as quickly as some other inks. even the smudge glove solution suggested below may not prevent smearing a sharpie all of the time. |
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Feb 27 |
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Stroke a path from thick to thin jitter not glitter |
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Feb 27 |
suggested | suggested edit on Stroke a path from thick to thin |
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Feb 27 |
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How to study anatomy as an artist? i think the two answers given really cover it. i would say use both of them. specifically: study anatomy (in books), draw from life. |
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Feb 26 |
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Unicode character that conveys 'synchronization'? just installed and tested Symbola typeface on both Chrome and Firefox. these diacritics are mangled in both. looking at it again in Arial i see that the majority of glyphs are supported. it is the arrows used as diacritic marks that are showing up as numbers in boxes due to lack of support somewhere between the HTML on the server and the pixels in my monitor. |
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Feb 26 |
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Unicode character that conveys 'synchronization'? @MarcinWolny i do not understand what you are trying to communicate to me. i never said that combining multiple characters was a better solution. what about Chrome? |
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Feb 26 |
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Unicode character that conveys 'synchronization'? @user568458 nope. does not work in chrome either on my machine. i checked the glyphs in arial and they are not included natively. your machine may have an installed font that supports them and be using that typeface to display them. |
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Feb 26 |
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Unicode character that conveys 'synchronization'? @user568458 windows 7 pro, firefox, default typeface from page styling. |
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Feb 26 |
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Is there any tool to display swatch sheet in a document? @AndroidHustle Also you have, or can have, access to StackOverflow as well as several other StackExchange sites that could provide help. If you make it and it generates a significant amount of interest Adobe could potentially include a similar feature into future versions. Maybe even buy or license your implementation from you if you copyright it. You never know unless you do it and first. Also I think you meant "adept". |
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Feb 26 |
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Unicode character that conveys 'synchronization'? The problem with combining them is my font set does not support those combined characters so instead of arrows I see boxes and numbers. I however do not mind, and in fact kind of like the spacing caused by the separate characters. Not knowing what they look like as one I cannot judge that. |

