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Thanks. Where are you Lev and alzer81, both of you are good with logo designs. Any thoughts on improvements?

Thanks for your feedback. Much appreciated, I just wanted to see which ones people gravitate to most, and suggestions on improvement.

Hey guys! I have been working on a logo for my site. Haven’t chosen a name, Muneebah Creative or my full name? but logos for my full name are looking better. Any feedback would be great! Thanks MuneebahCreativeLogo2.pdf

To get crisper lines its best to try to work with the pen tool on Illustrator or Photoshop, i find the former easier to use that the latter. If you really want to go for that free hand look then yes a graphics tablet is a good investment. (you can have a look at something i was messing about with at work attached) but it's always best to practice your illustrating techniques via the good ol' pen/cil and paper. You can then scan these in and trace them to edit and refine them further. tree.pdf

Thanks for your reply, I had been told to come up with something to do with the quality of the service provided and I asked for a more specific line/tag line/concept, but they are saying you come up with the design and we can add any strap line to it...for me it should be the other way round, right?? Isn't design a visual communication of the content/strapline?

Hey, I know this is a primarily a web design forum, but I know a lot of designer cross over into both areas and there are some graphic designer on here… I was wondering if anyone could shine some light on this... As in the web design industry content is something that dictates design...this must surely be the same for graphic design right?? See the examples there is a content/tagline with each ad. This leads to my next question...who comes up with this? -should it be that corporations need their own advertising department to be able to do the whole idea generation and concept development and then the designer goes away and implements it, - or is it the marketing departments job as they know the product most, - or is it up to the designers department as concept generation is also a creative area??? my situation is my company is quite small so there are only maybe 50 people working here, there is around 5 marketing people and me the design department! And there is confusion in role definition. If anyone works/worked in a similar situation I like to know how the work set up is? Thanks

I came across these links so thought I'd add for others... http://diveintohtml5.org/ http://www.zenelements.com/blog/css3-introduction/

Use the rounded rectangle tool to create a basic shape. Then use the direct selection tool select it. Now your path will show up. 3/4 along the top of the rectangle add 3 more points using the pen tool (+) Then again using your direct selection tool, select the middle point and drag it out to the side. This will create a speech bubble for you.

did it help? I did this while waiting around

thanks lev, yes that was the one, I've fixed it now, cheers!

my bad, I thought he was talking about the red box

Use the rounded rectangle tool to create a basic shape. Then with the direct selection tool select it. Now your path will show up. 3/4 along the top of the rectangle add 3 more points using the pen tool (+) Then again using your direct selection tool, select the middle point and drag it out to the side. This will create a speech bubble for you.

http://livedocs.adobe.com/en_US/Photoshop/10.0/help.html?content=WS67BE2510-B752-40ee-B48D-E7A645E1E2ED.html

Hi there, Does anyone know the name of the HTML tag that lets you format text in HTML and then it will display it as it is? I'm not talking about bold/italics, more about spacing and layout. I was taught this on my course a long while ago, but can't remember and also can find it though Google searches, so any help would be great! Cheers!

Hi guys, I was in a flap for no reason, just got an email so I thought I'd update on here incase anyone else was attending this: Dear Delegate, Due to unavoidable circumstances, the presenter for today’s eSeminar is unable to present. Therefore we have had to cancel this for today, to be re-arranged soon. The unexpected nature prevented us from informing you earlier. Please accept our apologies for the inconvenience. Kind regards, The Adobe team