by RogerPring (Author)
The ultimate rich resource for amazing type design with Photoshop. Nothing can ruin a stunning piece of art quicker than finishing it off with poorly executed type effects. The Photoshop Type Effects Encyclopedia is a non-linear tutorial and a visual reference walking users step-by-step through complete details for designing professional level type effects. The book is organized into two general parts: a contextualizing introduction; and the actual encyclopedia, with rich illustrations of what each effect looks like, how to create the effect (including screenshots and other illustrations showing the step-by-step progress of each effect), and how to do your own variations of the effect. Each page is easy to read and follow, yet is packed with information.
Format: Paperback
Pages: 225
Edition: 1
Publisher: New Riders Nothing can ruin a stunning piece of art quicker than finishing it off with poorly executed type effects. The Photoshop Type Effects Visual Encyclopedia is a non-linear tutorial and a visual reference walking users step-by-step through complete details for designing professional level type effects. The book is organized into two general parts: a contextualizing introduction; and the actual encyclopedia, with rich illustrations of what each effect looks like, how to create the effect (including screenshots and other illustrations showing the step-by-step progress of each effect), and how to do your own variations of the effect. Each page is easy to read and follow, yet is packed with information.
Published: 18 Jun 2002
ISBN 10: 0735711909
ISBN 13: 9780735711907
Book Overview:
Roger Pring is a well-established author, graphics designer and educator of considerable international reputation, specializing in teaching Macintosh skills. His other books include: www.type: Effective Typographic Design for the World Wide Web, 2000, Watson-Guptill Press, and www.colour, 2000, Watson-Guptill Press.
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