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Painted by Clifford Wun, my drawing teacher freshman year. Taught me so much I can’t even begin to describe it all.
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Oh Cliff… That man is insane
Fun Fact. clifford wun once told me “oh, yeah. That picture was taken before the peice was even CLOSE to finished.”
He is my idol.
A painting by my freshman drawing teacher, Clifford Wun, I wouldn’t have accomplished all that I have this year if it weren’t for him pushing me toward more action and less talking and thinking.
Question everything generally thought to be obvious
Solving any problem is more important than being right.
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Photoshop CS6’s new content-aware fill is the David Blaine of photo editing.
It lets you pick up and drop objects in a photo without having to make masks or selections (i.e. the stuff that usually takes hours!).
You can essentially change the composition of your original photo.
Photoshop CS6 New Content-Aware Saves Hours of Editing
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To create a memorable design you need to start with a thought that’s worth remembering.
A wonderfully executed ad campaign by Legas Delaney for Plant for the Planet, using cut leaves symbolizing their ability to absorb CO2.
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You can have your images printed as large pixelated abstract murals, lots of tiny photos or one photograph as big as you choose!
ixxi: Printed Photo Collages for Your Wall
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