Here’s a post I started about the sad end of GoLive now that Macromedia had been absorbed into Adobe. So while cleaning up the blog for the new year I found this old draft lingering around. I thought you all might be interested and could share your thoughts on how you feel about Dreamweaver CS4. [...]
The Original Photoshop Icon “ < p>Sebastiaan de With: ‘While I was doing some research for one of my upcoming projects today, I found the very first Photoshop icon.’ (Via Daring Fireball.)
Happy birthday, Photoshop and Lightroom! “Is today, February 19th, ‘The Most Important Date In Digital Imaging History (Via John Nack on Adobe.) It’s funny on Photoshop’s birthday, I find myself struggling to get mine to run. You see I just swapped out my original MacBook for a MacBook Pro. Since then, I first couldn’t get [...]
Back to the Future with Illustrator 88. This really takes me back. Man, I feel old. (Via John Nack on Adobe.)
John Nack has a quick but good post on migrating from ImageReady, now that it has been discontinued. It’s sad to see ImageReady go (I was a big fan of it when it was still in its first beta). But to be honest with myself, it never really got all the way there for me. [...]
Remember clipping paths and EPS files? Clipping paths have been available in Photoshop since its earliest versions. Back then it was the only way to get your images into another application and for it to know how you wanted your image cut out or clipped. InDesign has since revolutionized and virtually ended the need for [...]
Marching Ants, Hamm’s Beer, & Photoshop. A great story of how Bill Atkinson was inspired to create “marching ants” marquee selection we all know today. (Via John Nack on Adobe.)
The Evolution of the Photoshop Toolbar. Check out how the Photoshop toolbar has changed through the years. (Via Nate via IM.)
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