Photoshop Experts Using Photoshop 1.0
/In honor of the 25th anniversary of Adobe Photoshop, CreativeLive asked 8 Photoshop experts to try their hand at Photoshop 1.0.
Dave Pell on Tech Advances
/Tech Advances
1. Mosaic Browser.
2. Web Directories.
3. Search Engines
4. Social Networks.
5. Mobile Computing.
6. You're all cab drivers.
— Dave Pell (@davepell) March 2, 2015The trolls inside
/Internet trolls are the commenters begging for a fight, the anonymous critics eager to tear you down, the hateful packs of roving evil dwarves, out for amusement.
But the one in your head, that voice of insecurity and self-criticism, that's the one you need to be the most vigilant about.
Do not feed the troll.
"Old/New" - Narrated by Patton Oswalt
/Old/New is the story of Drew McHugh, a man whose penchant for the new -- new devices, new fashion, new friends -- is challenged when he discovers the rustic appeal of old-fashioned things. He quickly becomes obsessed with the reclaimed and well-worn - plummeting face-first down the rabbit hole of novelty and nostalgia.
A fantastic short film that serves as a promo reel for Red Giant.
Red Giant, Seth Worley and Aharon Rabinowitz take you behind the scenes of Old/New below:
Neil Gaiman presents lifetime achievement award to Ursula K. Le Guin at 2014 National Book Awards
/For more than forty years, Le Guin has defied conventions of narrative, language, character, and genre, as well as transcended the boundaries between fantasy and realism, to forge new paths for literary fiction. Among the nation’s most revered writers of science fiction and fantasy, Le Guin’s fully imagined worlds challenge readers to consider profound philosophical and existential questions about gender, race, the environment, and society. Her boldly experimental and critically acclaimed novels, short stories, and children’s books, written in elegant prose, are popular with millions of readers around the world.
In recognition of her transformative impact on American literature, Ursula K. Le Guin is the 2014 recipient of the Foundation’s Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters. She is the Foundation’s twenty-seventh award recipient.