Some of the most useful design tools are the tried and true ones. Five old school tools every designer should own.
Already registered? Please Sign in
Tools
With new information each day about COVID-19, it is time for designers to help life-science tell their story, and make a difference using visual storytelling.
Ketty Pillet, VP of Marketing at Gerber Technology, discusses their Innovation Center in Manhattan, where designers and brands get live demos of their micro-factory.
One of 100 Summit celebrates packing design. This year’s winner focused on sustainability, personalization and innovation
Designers have a new tool with Inkjet technology. From personalized bottles to floorings & décor, and innovative materials has created new markets.
Everyone has access to design tools; that doesn’t make everyone a smart designer. Creatives need to learn today’s technology to make themselves more valuable.
Color reference guides are an essential tool for designers but how did Pantone, Munsell, and CSI get started?
Adobe’s Mike Scrutton discusses Design to Print. This Photoshop plug-in helps creatives design, visualize and sell their designs, easily, with no inventory.
I had the chance to catch up with Mike Scrutton, from Adobe, in Dallas at PRINTING United to discuss Adobe’s Textile Designer Photoshop plug-in and how it helps textile, pattern and apparel designers.
Stumped on what to get, that creative someone, for the holidays? Let us help. We have ten colorful, fun and inexpensive ideas for designers, marketers, photographers and more. As they say, fun for the whole family too.