In October, InVision made the first dramatic change to its product portfolio since the company’s inception. The team launched InVision Studio, a design tool meant to take on the likes of Adobe PhotoShop and Sketch. Now, however, InVision is taking yet another huge step forward with the announcement of the Studio Platform, letting third-party developers build products and programs for… Read More
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Thanks to AI, it’s now way easier to make memes
Artificial intelligence might be scary to some. But for anyone who spends time editing photos, it’s about to be a dream come true.
On Tuesday, Adobe announced the release of Photoshop 19.1, the newest iteration of its flagship graphics and phot…
Adobe Photoshop CC now makes selecting objects a one-click affair
Adobe is launching an update to Photoshop CC today that includes a number of new features, including better support for high density monitors and the Microsoft dial for Windows users. But the highlight of the release is the new Select Subject tool that uses Adobe’s Sensei AI platform to make selecting objects as simple as a click. Selecting objects in an image typically takes a bit of… Read More
New Sequoia China investment values Australian design company Canva at $1 billion
Canva, the Australian provider of graphic design software as a service, has become the world’s latest unicorn with a new investment led by Sequoia China.
A $40 million dollar round gives the company its eye-popping new valuation, following a year of tremendous growth in 2017 where Canva reached profitability and notched 294,000 paying customers for its design software-as-a-service… Read More
Adobe had a record quarter, but still has substantial untapped potential
Adobe announced a record quarter yesterday with $2.01 billion in revenue for Q42017. That represents a healthy 25 percent year over year increase for the company, but about half of that continues to come from Creative Cloud. Experience Cloud, which includes Adobe Marketing Cloud, Adobe Analytics Cloud and Adobe Advertising Cloud in many ways represents promise for even greater revenue in… Read More
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Professional photo tools like Photoshop are no longer just for the pros. Not only are they pretty easy to learn, just a few tweaks to lighting and color grading can turn your photos from ho-hum to seriously wow-worthy.
What you can do with Photoshop all comes down to having the right learning tools — like the Complete Photoshop Mastery Bundle, a series of eight courses that contain 20 hours of training.
You’d be surprised at what you can do to photos without knowing much about photography. In this bundle, you’ll learn how to add sunlight effects for that soft, nostalgic look, use curves and masks to create artwork inspired by 19th-century Art Nouveau portraits, and retouch your photos. More of the noir type? Learn how to style your photos so they look like they were grabbed right from the silver screen, colorize black and white photos, enhance portraits, and more. Read more…
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Adobe Lightroom’s auto setting is now powered by AI
Adobe launched an update to its suite of Lightroom photo management apps today that, among other things, brings a new machine learning-powered auto setting to the service. The new auto setting uses Adobe’s Sensei AI platform to analyze your photo and compare it to the thousands of professionally edited images in its catalog (including, I assume, those in Adobe Stock). Then it uses… Read More
Storify’s standalone service is shutting down next year
Storify’s eventual shuttering has been a long time coming. The social timeline curation service was acquired by commenting platform Livefyre back in 2013, which, in turn, was picked up by Adobe in May of last year. In a pithily worded note on its homepage today, the service announced that it will cease to exist as a standalone offering starting next year. The process of disappearing from… Read More
How to become a graphic designer without going back to school
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In 2017, it’s safe to say tech has seeped into virtually every industry the job market has to offer. Take art, for example. Today, you’ll likely fi…
Adobe claims it has finally closed the gender wage gap
In July 2016, female Adobe employees based in the U.S. were making 99 cents to every dollar that the company’s male employees were making. The software company vowed to close that pay gap by the end of the fiscal year.
On Thursday, Adobe announ…
Adobe previews new Photoshop feature that uses AI to select subjects
While Photoshop users have gotten pretty damn good at masking humans and other subjects over the years, it still remains one of the most tedious tasks in the app. But the days of Magic Wand masking will soon be over.
Adobe today teased an upcoming feature that uses AI to identify and automatically mask subjects in the image. The feature is called Select Subject and it uses Adobe’s AI… Read More
Cyber Monday rings up $840M so far in US sales online
Cyber Monday is off to a flying start for online shopping in the US. As of 7am Pacific, $840 million has been spent, up 16.9 percent on Cyber Monday 2016. The day is projected to break $6.6 billion in sales before it’s over, the highest-ever total for a single day of shopping in U.S. e-commerce history. The figures come from Adobe, which has been tracking shopping online in the last few… Read More