A particular tool in Indesign that offers an endless array of possibilities is the Gradient Tool. So, in keeping with the Master Pages post from last week, we’re going to continue with a basic look at the Gradient Tool and … Read More
It’s difficult to even fathom these days how information was shared and processed prior to email and electronic communication. The speed and ease of the communication methods, in addition to the number of people that can be included, makes it … Read More
If you were going to be attending an event at someone’s house and they provided directions, you would think that those directions would be accurate, right? I mean, who knows better than the owner/host the best directions for making the … Read More
The potential downside of staying in one place for too long is that you become accustom to a specific perspective. I once heard it said that, “If you are use to seeing a birds-eye-view, then be sure to make an … Read More
There is a moment in a card game when it’s time to show what you’ve been holding. However you have been playing up until that point is no longer relevant because you are about to show everyone your hand. It is … Read More
A few years ago I read a book by Patrick Lencioni titled, Getting Naked (Be VERY careful about Googling it). Aside from enjoying the topics he covered in the book and finding it a very clear, easy read, the one thing … Read More
When growing up one of my most hated periodic chores was having to clean and organize my room. It’s not that I was extremely messy or unorganized, but over time the basic order deteriorated to chaos with the exception of … Read More
The basis of every project you put together is your document. While it’s not too overwhelming, as we start to share what we know about InDesign, it’s helpful to take it back to the bare basics to make sure we’re … Read More
When you’re working in InDesign, there’s virtually no way to avoid dealing with the intersection of copy and images, it’s kind of InDesign’s thing. You can certainly just place the images willy-nilly and let the chips fall where they may. … Read More
We’ve all been there. Working with text in Adobe InDesign and suddenly we realize the content needs to be formatted with tabs, but rather than wrestle with that intimidating tool, we resort to hitting the space bar multiple times to … Read More
