Artistic Capabilities Chooses Bookaprocom for Online Advertising - by Edward Aufderheide

September 23, 2010 by Website Design Bournemouth  
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Artistic Capabilities, a web and graphic design firm, has selected www.bookapro.com to increase their advertising presence on the web. Artistic Capabilities is a design collaborative specializing in print and web solutions for businesses, organizations and institutions throughout various industries. Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) March 27, 2006 — Artistic Capabilities, a web and graphic design firm, has selected www.bookapro.com to increase their advertising presence on the web. Artistic Capabilities is a design collaborative specializing in print and web solutions for businesses, organizations and institutions throughout various industries. Located in Atlanta, Georgia the company was founded in 2000 and is comprised of talented graphic designers and writers. Furthermore, they are affiliated with expert illustrators, photographers, writers and programmers that dynamically deliver superior products to their clients. They create attention grabbing designs and functional solutions in the client’s choice of medium, they carefully listen to customer’s needs and help businesses and organizations meet their goals. Book A Pro offers online advertising for professional services. Their unique approach goes well beyond standard internet yellow page offerings by supporting professionals on and off the internet. Businesses advertising with bookapro.com are eligible to participate in many marketing programs including print and email campaigns, events, coupons, gift certificates, and online booking. Consumers can find a multitude of services including massage and chiropractic therapy, personal training, golf and tennis lessons, musicians and DJs, financial services, photographers, graphics and web design and more! Whether you are looking for a cost effective way to expand your online advertising or bring online booking to your business, Book A Pro can help. For more information on advertising your business, visit www.bookapro.com.

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An Art Studio that offers everything - by vincentgeorge

September 21, 2010 by Website Design Bournemouth  
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Ideology Studio

Ideology Studio is a multicultural design group that offers services which includes Graphic Design, Web Design, Video/Effects Design, TV Commercial Design and other commercial services. It has been helping businesses of all shapes and sizes look sharp and professional, through all these years.
It was founded by Kym Chao in 1999 as Studio Kym. It has several affiliates and partners in Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong, Russia and San Francisco. Besides offering regular service, Ideology Studio is part of a close-knit network of designers that allows it to have virtually limitless capabilities and to remain extremely competitive when it comes to pricing.
Customers have the facility to order the services online and pick it up at the printing shop close to their home or through delivery as well. Their services include,

Graphic Design Services such as
- logo design, printing design, photo editing, product catalogs, brochure design and poster design, CD packaging, showroom design, etc.
Web Design Services such as
- web master service, personal website, multimedia website, flash websites, e-mail webpage, web optimization and shopping, etc.
Web Development and Support Services such as
- development of new website, updating and maintaining current websites, adding search function, adding flash and animation, database development, adding online payment, customer support via live chat, customer support via e-mail, etc.
Auto Commercial Services such as
- promotional banner design, showroom board design, TV and radio commercials, graphic design, newspaper ad design, poster design, etc.
TV Commercial Services such as
- location shooting, auto and lighting, professional editors and directors, digital audio recording, VCD &DVD service, big-screen slide show, etc.

There are different portfolios of artwork such as Graphic Design that exhibits different designer¹s art. Some of the special features of the company include the following

Professional graphic designs
Competitive Pricing
24-7 Availability
On the spot changes, if required

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Advantages of Going to Graphic Design School - by Rich Points

September 20, 2010 by Website Design Bournemouth  
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If you are graduating high school or thinking about going back to school for a degree in graphic design, you may be wondering if there is any advantage in doing so. You may already be an accomplished artist or designer and think you have the right skills to go out and find a great job. Why bother with an advanced degree when you could be exploring employment opportunities without one?

Even if it is true and you have all the skills you need for an entry-level position with a graphic design firm or to start your own business, there are many other factors to consider when deciding if there is an advantage to continuing your education. Here are just some of the reasons you may want to consider.

Who Are Graphic Design Firms Hiring

Many marketing and design companies are only hiring applicants with degrees and extensive portfolios. They want to know the person they’re hiring has the basic skills necessary for an entry-level position. These companies know prospects with degrees and portfolios can be productive the day they walk in the door.

These companies are looking for individuals who have a few years of experience in an academic environment working with trained professionals and other creative students developing their talents. They may also want to inspect your portfolio to see what kind of work you have been doing while in school.

One advantage of attending a graphic design college or university is extra time you have developing your skills and putting together a professional looking portfolio of work. What you may think looks good in high school may not be enough for entry to the next level.

Working with the Best

By going to a first-rate graphic design school, you’ll have access to some of the best design equipment available. Most schools have state-of-the-art computer labs with the latest hardware and software available. You will be working with the same programs used by the biggest graphic designs firms worldwide.

You’ll get to study and learn from a faculty of outstanding professionals who have experience in the design field and are willing to share with you their knowledge and experience. If you are lucky, you’ll find a mentor among these teachers who can provide you with not only the skills you will need but also the insight necessary to be successful in a competitive market.

Contact with the Outside World

Besides getting the training you need to be successful as a designer, a good graphic design school has contacts with the outside job market. Many advertising and marking firms have strong relationships with local schools and their instructors. These companies know if they hire a graduate from one of these schools, they’ll have the skills necessary to be successful and the firm won’t have to spend a lot of time teaching basic skills.

So when looking for a school to apply to, be sure to ask about companies they have relationships with, industry relationships and find out their job-placement ratio. You want to know how many students get jobs at graduation, where they are working and what type of jobs they are getting.

Contact with the Inside World

Another advantage of going to graphic design school is the relationships you’ll develop with fellow students while in school. The friends you make while at school may one day be instrumental in helping you find a job. Who knows, they may even be in the position to hire you or better yet, become a partner.

Never underestimate the importance of these relationships. School is about learning the skills necessary to be successful in your field, but don’t forget the old adage, “It’s not what you know, but who you know”. There is a lot of truth to that statement in today’s job market.

Is It Worth It

Did you know that nationwide, college graduates with a bachelor’s degree earn about 80 percent more each year than individuals who only have a high school diploma? Not only is there potential to achieve more income, there are more opportunities to reach higher, more skilled positions.

Besides the money and better job position, going to a graphic arts college provides you the opportunity to meet new people and share new opportunities to develop your interests.

Answering the Questions

You may be asking yourself if going to graphic design school is right for you. It may be difficult to imagine where you’ll be three years from now much less ten or twenty. Going to a graphic design school is a great way to get your feet wet and see if this is the right choice for you.

Here you will be able to see if you have the skills to achieve you goals and quickly decide if this is the direction you want to go. Most schools offer faculty advisors, tutors, financial advisors and career councils all trained to help you along that path.

Finding the Right School For You

So if you decide to continue your education and go to a graphic design school, finding that school is the next important step. The best place to start your research is on the Internet. Here you will be able to find what schools are available in your area, what courses they offer, what degrees are available, what do they cost, are scholarships available and just about anything else you might need to know.

Graphic-Arts-Schools.com, is an example of one of the many sites you can learn about top graphic design schools in your state. Most of these sites cover basic information about the school with the opportunity to fill out a short questionnaire to receive more information directly from the school.

When you fill out the form, a representative from that school will contact you to answer all your questions and guide you through the enrollment process. If all you want is an information packet sent to you, they will be able to provide that too.

So before you make a decision on whether or not a graphic design school works for you, take the time to make a list of the advantages and disadvantages. This way you can weigh all your options before deciding.

Rich Points is the administrator of Graphic Arts Schools at http://www.graphic-arts-schools.com, a website offering resources for prospective graphic design artists.

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Add Fun and Color to Your Pictures in a Snap! - by Peerflux Inc.

September 18, 2010 by Website Design Bournemouth  
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<p>Peerflux is a group of visionary individuals who aim to create ideas geared towards providing the community with innovative and interesting web services. It aims to revolutionize online interaction and change the archetypical way people use the Internet.</p>

Peerflux is a group of visionary individuals who aim to create ideas geared towards providing the community with innovative and interesting web services. It aims to revolutionize online interaction and change the archetypical way people use the Internet.

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A Marvelous Graphic Design Fix for Busy Artists and Moms- and the Perfect Craft for Kids - by Pam Sharp

September 17, 2010 by Website Design Bournemouth  
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A new PDF EBook called “How to Create Gorgeous Graphic Design with Paint Shop Pro and your Mouse…Instantly!” is offered on the web pages of the author, Pam Sharp. Using Paint Shop Pro’s kaleidoscope feature anybody, including children, can concoct wonderful, original digital art. Pam’s EBook is loaded with stunning graphic design, and there’s no other Ebook out there even remotely like it. Las Cruces, NM (PRWEB) May 22, 2005 — Pam Sharp, an artist, blogger and computer surfer, has written a graphic design Ebook for digital art enthusiasts, especially those new to computer art and digital art manipulation. The Ebook is called How to Create Gorgeous Graphic Design with Paint Shop Pro and Your Mouse¦Instantly! The only thing you need to have is Paint Shop Pro, (a major graphic arts software), a computer, of course, and a mouse. You don™t have to have talent or imagination but let™s assume that if you™ve bought Paint Shop Pro, which costs about $89.00, you are serious about art and wish to create. And even if you are a successful artist, this is such an easy way to make graphic designs, a crutch, really, that you can fall back on if you have a creative block or simply have no time to start from scratch. And if you™re a bit lazy-well, kaleidoscopes are the perfect solution. And kids will love making kaleidoscopes of their own. They get an instant result, and kids like instant gratification. Many examples of digital art in the form of elegant kaleidoscopes are given on Pam Sharp™s web pages, where the Ebook is being offered The third page of the website is devoted to turning pictures of children into kaleidoscopes, and kids will relish doing ˜scopes of their friends, calling them Vibz. It™s like discovering a person™s aura, a nice sort of CAT scan. Paint Shop Pro is the only major graphic arts software that features a kaleidoscope function that can morph a picture into an incredible design in a series of mouse clicks. Making a kaleidoscope is an instant fix. You™ve got art falling into your lap like manna from heaven. You simply start with a picture, a template, which PSP Kaleidoscope is going to transform. There are tricks and tips, of course, and Pam Sharp has spent hundreds of hours honing the kaleidoscope craft. She spells it all out for you in How to Create Gorgeous Digital Graphics Do you remember the kaleidoscopes you were intrigued with as a kid, watching all the little pieces of colored glass fall into endless patterns as you turned the tube? Digital kaleidoscopes are just as intriguing and you can capture the best patterns and keep them safe on your hard drive. Each computer design is a total original. There is always an element of surprise because you can never be sure quite how your design will turn out. Making a computer art kaleidoscope is a lot like cooking: you add a pinch of this a scoop of that, stir and taste. If the concoction doesn™t work you can zap any step that isn™t successful. However, whatever you cook up, you will not be able to repeat it. So each computer design is a total original. How to Create Instant Gorgeous Digital Graphics is available for $12.97 as an E-book with the format PDF (Portable Document Format). You have to have Adobe Reader to open the book, but this is explained in the text along with the link. You will be amazed at some of the templates the author uses to fashion the best kaleidoscopes. Would you believe a giant moth produced some of the best kaleidoscopes? Make those two different giant moths. You™ll see both of them in the Ebook. The Ebook will be an instantly- accessed download, but because it is full of huge graphic design images, it™ll take a while to download completely to your computer. There is no other Ebook out there that is even remotely like this one. Computer design and digital art pictures via kaleidoscopes look very professional, the ideal way to achieve really cool and beautiful results with minimal effort. Pam™s Ebook will put you on the fast track to becoming a graphic artist. Kaleidoscopes are fun- so don™t forget the kids! http://ebookcoversplus.com

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