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Clipping Masks

July.25th.2006 • 7:29PM No Comments

This is the story of a guy and Photoshop. Clipping masks are your friend, that”s all you need to know.

When it comes to me and Photoshop, I won’t mind documents with loads of extra layers - as long as I have complete control of them. I pretty much take non-destructive editing to the max on whatever project I’m working on. File sizes? Screw ‘em. So it seems like one of the most requested tutorials is how to create rounded corners quickly and easily. Anyway, there are many ways to make rounded corners, this is just one (non-destructive) way to do it.

Because I’m too lazy to type the steps out, you can download the screencast of ...

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WebVisions 2006 Wrap-Up

July.23rd.2006 • 12:34PM No Comments

This is the story of a guy and his journey to Portland, Oregon to attend WebVisions 2006.

SXSW in March was my first web conference, ever. So for those of you who have been, you could see my expectations coming into my second conference experience with the smaller WebVisions event - which was proudly curated by Brad Smith of Hot Pepper Studios with the help of tens of others. The short of it is, even with some mix-ups, it definitely rivaled SXSW as one of my favorites (doesn’t say much). The long story will follow.

Day 0

It seems like every time I take Southwest to go anywhere, I’m always racing against time in order ...

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Revyver

July.1st.2006 • 11:13AM No Comments

This is the story of a guy and his first company. Said guy felt it was time to start the next phase of his career, and Revyver is it.

About a month ago, after the Facebook fiasco, I said that I had a few things up my sleeve. Well, this is one of them. Actually, it was the only thing I managed to finish by my self-imposed July 1st deadline. So, Revyver (re•vy•ver) is the name of my new company — but it’s not just a design company, nor will it be just a design company.

The Revyver Logo

Revyver stands for many things as it is derived from the word “revive”. The revival of my entrepreneurial spirit (caused by the events of late) and the will to revive ...

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