Meet Adobe’s Textile Designer PhotoShop Plug-In

For over a decade, marketers have been using the term omni-channel to describe branding campaigns that use a multitude of physical and digital touchpoints. Omni-channel campaigns include phone, direct mail, email, and other adverts.

I come from a printing background, developed over time after graduation, where I was skilled in both design and PostScript — the language that produced digital designs on printers. It was the ’90s, where digital printing was in its infancy.

Designing in repeat is a unique skill. Though it is something that almost anyone can do(thanks to simple repeat applications), it often isn’t done well.

EPISODE 1:
We kick off our first podcast with Frank Romano, discussing the history of desktop publishing and his new book, the King James Bible, mistakes and errors in printing and lots more.

When it comes to licensing your original designs, there are three basic ways to go about it. Each presents different and unique opportunities, as well as challenges.

Adobe’s Mike Scrutton discusses Design to Print. This Photoshop plug-in helps creatives design, visualize and sell their designs, easily, with no inventory.

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.

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.

To avoid print production problems here are 5 things to check before you send a design file to your printer.

EPISODE 2: We chat with Frank Romano, to discuss missteps in the creation of the Gutenberg Bible along with some of the early type foundries and typefaces.

In the past, creating a product was complex and had minimum orders. With Adobe’s Design to Print, you can create, sell, and earn from your art inside Photoshop.

Adobe’s Mike Scrutton discusses Design to Print. This Photoshop plug-in helps creatives design, visualize and sell their designs, easily, with no inventory.

Learn how to design and customize your own personal protective mask (PPE) with Mike Scrutton from Adobe using the Design to Print plug-in for Photoshop.