Graphic Design Quick Start

Learn to design an awesome superhero shield in this beginner-friendly Illustrator tutorial! I'll guide you through the entire process, from basic shapes to adding cool effects. Perfect for both new and aspiring designers.

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In today’s episode, we explore Creating leafy letters in photoshop. A relatively simple technique that combines text layer and a leafy photo into letters that appear to be made from foliage.

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Restore Unsaved InDesign Files on Mac and Windows (in my case Indesign file was missing some pages)

InDesign guards your data against unexpected power or system failures using an automatic recovery feature. If you forget to save the files, you can make use of automatic recovery feature of InDesign to get back those lost files. Even though these features exist, you should save your files often and create backup files in case of unexpected power or system failures.

Step 1: Restart your computer. Open Adobe InDesign. After an unexpected shutdown, Adobe InDesign usually launches an automatic file recovery process.
If the automatic recovery process locates a lost file, it opens in your InDesign window.

Step 2: Return to your computer's desktop if the automatic recovery process didn't yield any results.

For Mac Users:
Go to "~/Library/Cache/Adobe InDesign/Version[ #.0]/InDesign Recovery" to find your data manually.

For Windows Users:
Click on the following folders in order to access the recovery folder: "Users/your user name/App Data/Local/Adobe/InDesign/Version/en_US/Caches/InDesign Recovery".

Step 3: Browse the recovery folder.
• If you notice any drafts of your project, double-click to open the recovery file.
• If you were working with an unsaved and unnamed project, it will be labeled as some variant of "Untitled Project 1."

Step 4: Change the location of recovered documents.
Click "File" and "Save Project As" to save a permanent copy of the file after you open it.