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ArtWhat Is Surrealism? Surrealism in Painting and Literature
Discover what surrealism is and its characteristics and the mark it has left on painting and literature.
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Illustration18 Online Acrylic Painting Courses to Get Started in 2023
Tap into the true potential of acrylic painting with these online courses taught by experts, covering landscapes, illustration, product design, and clothing
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Design Teacher5 Tips for Designing a Visual Identity with Sustainability in Mind
Unlock Your Design Potential: Transform Overwhelming Sustainability Challenges into Creative Opportunities!
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ArtWhat Is the Vanishing Point and How to Use It in Your Drawings?
Discover what the vanishing point is and apply it in your drawings to give an interesting depth to your drawings.
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WritingFree Download: 5 Writing Warm Up Exercises
Unlock your creativity now! Get your free writing warm-up exercises. Supercharge your writing skills today!
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CraftWhat Is Floral Design and What Are the Basic Techniques?
Discover the history of flower arranging and learn how to create beautiful designs using flowers, foliage, and more
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Web & App Design TeacherTop 4 Key Accessibility Principles for Inclusive Digital Design
Delve into the essential principles of digital accessibility, ensuring inclusive design for users of all abilities. From perceivability to robustness, learn the foundations for creating universally welcoming digital experiences. Transform your approach and make the digital realm a space for everyone.
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Craft TeacherRopework as Sustainable Decor: Eco-Friendly Home Design Trends
Discover the beauty and sustainability of ropework in interior design. Learn how natural fibers and craftsmanship come together to create eco-friendly and stylish home decor. From ship rigging to contemporary decor, trace the evolution of ropework and its role in sustainable design trends.
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3D & AnimationTop 7 Softwares for 3D Design
Discover the best programs for 3D design. Explore the advantages and features of each one of them.
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PhotographyWhat Is Selfietherapy?
Find out what it is, why it is important and how to practice selfie therapy with Mina Barrio.
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PhotographyStep-By-Step Guide: How to Reduce the Size of Your Photos Without Losing Quality
Discover how to reduce the size of your photos without sacrificing their quality with these simple steps.
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CraftFree Download: Giant Yarn, How Much Do I Need?
Learn how to calculate yarn requirements for your knitting project based on size, tension, and materials. Follow this handy formula for perfect results!
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PhotographyPhotopea: Tips for Beginners
Tips for using Photopea: a free online advanced photo editor Photopea is a free application for advanced photo editing. It works with both vector and raster graphics so that you can work with files in various formats. This software came from the mind of the young Czech programmer Ivan Kurtskir, who initially created it as a school project. Get to know some of its main functions, how they compare to other photo editors and how it can help you to your design process. How does it work? It is often called the “free alternative to Photoshop,” and that’s close to the truth. You’ll find an interface very similar to the Adobe editor, in terms of tools, menus, and usability. This is a big improvement on other free options like GIMP, whose interface isn’t so friendly. You don’t have to pay anything to use Photopea. Nor do you need to install anything. Simply enter the site and edit online (you can continue working on the program even if you lose connection). Just like Photoshop or Sketch, it works completely on your device and doesn’t publish your pictures on the internet. The disadvantage? Ads while you work.
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Craft TeacherFree Tutorial: How to Make a Plaster Mold for Ceramics at Home
Learn how to create a plaster mold for making your own decorative pieces with this tutorial by Paula Casella
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DesignUnity vs Unreal, Which One to Choose for Video Game Developme
Find out which of the two game engines is more suitable for your project.
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Art3 Free Ebooks to Celebrate Ebook Day
Celebrate eBook Day with these three free eBooks. Download them and learn creative skills with Domestika.
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Design Teacher5 Ways to Build your Self-confidence when Choosing Sustainable Papers
Boost Your Design Expertise: Embrace Sustainable Paper Selection and Impactful Eco-Certifications with Confidence.
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Craft TeacherMaster Plaster with the Plaster Master! Ceramic Casting and Decorating with Helen Johannessen.
Elevate the Everyday: Dive into Ceramic Reproduction and Unlock Your Artistic Potential
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Photography TeacherTutorial Photography: Why Have an Artist's Sketchbook
Discover the basic tips to create your sketchbook and awaken your visual culture with Dara Scully Of all the tools used by creatives, there is one that is invaluable in all formats and media: the artist's sketchbook. "For all those who want to pursue something creative, it is very important to have something called visual culture," explains photographer Dara Scully (@darascully). Visual culture consists of having a collection of image references, ideas, and various sources of inspiration to which you can turn when the time comes to create. The artist's sketchbook is where you can keep this collection of information and inspiration, which is why it is such an important part of any creative process. In the following video, Scully explains how and why she uses an artist's sketchbook and shares several basic concepts that you can apply to start your own.
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Photography TeacherTutorial Mobile Photography: 6 Tips for Taking Attractive Photos
Learn 6 keys to taking photos with your mobile and succeeding on Instagram with the advice of Alba Duque Getting a photo to stand out on social media is not an easy task. In what is known as lifestyle photography, capturing natural images that are also visually striking is the challenge faced by all photographers who use their mobile as their main tool for creating content. In this tutorial, photographer and content creator Alba Duque (@albaduque_) shares a series of useful keys to make our photos for social media more interesting and attractive. Discover it in the following video:
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DesignWhat Are the Branches of Graphic Design?
The world of graphic design is a universe of creativity and innovation that encompasses numerous areas and specialties that offer professionals the opportunity to excel in different fields. From editorial design to advertising, each branch has specific characteristics and objectives that make it unique and interesting. Here is an introduction to the main existing branches or types of graphic design so you can learn a little more about this exciting professional field.
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Photography7 Tools for Creating Lighting Schemes Online
Master the Light in Your Photo Shoots. Discover 7 Online Tools for Creating Lighting Schemes.
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IllustrationSmall Tattoo Ideas
Discover these profiles of tattoo artists that will inspire you if you are thinking of getting a minimalist tattoo or want to learn how they are done.
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PhotographyFree Download: Color Grading Guide in Photoshop
Get the perfect color grading for your photos with this free Photoshop guide. Download now and enhance the visual impact of your images!
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Writing Teacher5 Tips for Setting up an Interview for a Profile Article / Human Interest Story
Mastering the Art of Profile Writing: From Research to Interviewing Techniques.
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IllustrationWhat Is an Infographic, Types of Infographics and Examples
Find out what it is, what types of infographics exist and get to know some examples.
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Film & Video7 Essential 9/11 Documentaries
Discover these documentary films full of personal stories to mark the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks
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DesignProcreate 101: Everything You Need to Know to Get Started
Tools, Features and How-To’s in Procreate.
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ArtZentrum Paul Klee Publishes the Artist's Notebooks
You can now discover 3900 pages of the personal notebooks of the artist Paul Klee.
