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Be part of the hottest event for anyone into design and development. Discover what's happening with the creative software you know and love. Learn and expand your knowledge with leading professionals and companies at our exciting annual event. Connect with over 400 other creatives in the heart of London.

Designers Fiesta features key speakers and international instructors from print, web, video and new media work-flows. Meeting our panel of experts and trend-setters is a great way to share ideas, brainstorm and learn.

Extras! Enrol now and get a chance to win a one yearís Adobe Creative Cloud subscription. Additionally, to all attendees BBX are offering a free trial account including £200 BBX to spend for free, with no obligation.

Speakers

We’re excited to bring you top guest speakers from across the sector with representatives from leading companies and advertising and marketing agencies.

Matthew
Harding

Matthew Harding ▽

A seasoned sales professional Matthew Harding brings 26 years of direct selling and business experience to entrepreneurs focused on growing both their top and bottom lines.

Having started his sales career in home improvements during the 1991 recession Matthew learned to focus on the needs of his customers and also to work smart and maximise his time and leveraging excess inventory his company had on the books.

Today Matthew shares some of his experiences and tools on how a business can unlock potential in their operation and work constructively to build both the top line and bottom line of their business.

Matthew's talks:
Maximising the sales and profit line in your business

Paul
Thompson

Paul Thompson ▽

Paul Thompson is one of the most experienced Adobe InDesign trainers in the UK. He is an Adobe Certified Expert in Print & Digital Media Publication using Adobe InDesign CC.

Paul has over 25 years experience in training. In 2004/5 he trained over 1500 designers and editors at Emap as they successfully migrated 109 newspapers and magazines from QuarkXpress to InDesign. He has also trained journalists and designers at the Archant Newspaper Group, The Daily Express and the Sunday Times as they migrated to using InDesign with their content management systems.

Paul has worked as a Designer and Senior Editor and runs Digital Dimensions, a design company, based in West Sussex. He has an honours degree in Education and is a Member of the Chartered institute of Personnel and Development.

Paul's talks:
50 InDesign tips and techniques: Part 1
50 InDesign tips and techniques: Part 2

Conrad
Taylor

Conrad Taylor ▽

Conrad Taylor offers this perspective, drawing on a century of thinking about design, communication, planning, complexity and usability. Maybe design thinking can save the planet?

Conrad's talks:
Philosophy of Design: real problem solving, not just decorative art

Mike
Kirkman

Mike Kirkman ▽

Mike has a strong background in sales and marketing and likes to combine client presenting and training skills in his work. He is the co-founder of Iron Wolf Calling – a outsourced ‘inside sales’ company with a base in Vilnius, Lithuania.

Mike's talks:
Who wants Leads

Alex
McGibbon

Alex McGibbon ▽

I have been working in the creative industry for 10 years having started my career as a creative having a keen eye for great design and UX. I have also spent the last couple of years in specialising and concentrating on my true passion of crafting compelling, accessible user experiences, aligning business needs with creativity.

Alex's talks:
Biggest Design Pitfalls of 2016

Alexis
Liming

Alexis Liming ▽

COO of Enterprise Nation, Alexis continues to innovate small business support to ensure small businesses are heard in Britain. Alexis helped build Virgin Group’s Virgin Start Up and in his own time has built businesses in both photography and mixology.

Alexis's talks:
How to build your reputation as a small business owner

Simon
Jack

Simon Jack ▽

Simon is a creative scientist- no, not in a gimmicky way- he genuinely started off as a bona-fide scientist (even in a lab!) but couldn’t ignore his compulsion for storytelling and design. After acting grown up in the corporate world for a while, it became time to start being true to himself and working on projects that are far more inspiring. And what do you know, it turns out combining science with design can create some beautiful monsters.

Simon's talks:
Mind over Matter: How to Transcend Awesome

Simon
van
Blerk

Simon van Blerk ▽

For the past 8 years, Simon has worked with and managed a team of 10 Php developers, producing web-based components and applications. He has a particular passion for branding and communications. As CTO of The House, Simon builds simple yet powerful content platforms that allow businesses to take full control of their brand and image online.

Throughout his career, Simon has consulted for various small businesses, helping them to look at their business model and implement the right technology solution. Simon specialises in the iterative development and helping companies focus their tech resources in order to deliver the best results in the fastest time possible.

Simon's talks:
Guide to Front-end Code and how to make a Wordpress theme

Paul
Kemp

Paul Kemp ▽

Paul is an all-round creative. He works as the Senior Designer at The House, but is also an avid illustrator/street artist with 20 years under his belt. Co-owning a streetwear label he ran for over a decade has also allowed him to work with designers from all corners of the globe. He’s a designer by day but a street artist by night.

Paul's talks:
How to be a street artist

George
MacCallum

George MacCallum ▽

George is a freelance producer, director, cameraman and editor of documentaries and online content. He has worked with broadcasters, production companies, art and educational institutes, record labels and charities in four continents spanning 11 years.

In 2005, George, aged 19, produced several DVDs for Hospital Records including a feature length rockumentary for live dance band London Electricity. His next break came in 2008 under the mentorship of Shurwin Beckford and Laurence Koe at Hey Buddy TV, where he was fast-tracked into producing, shooting and editing corporate films and content for MTV. His next break came in 2011 when he made a 10-minute documentary for BBC London called “Save The 100 Club”. He went on to D/P, shoot and edit “Parkinson’s and Ballet”, “Occupy London SX”, “Policing the Riots” and “National Citizen Service” for BBC Inside Out.

Last year George produced a 30-minute documentary for Macmillan about the lives of four Londoners who are affected by cancer. In April 2016 his latest feature length documentary “Peace & Love is Bankrupt” was broadcasted prime time on Sweden’s SVT and was the second most-watched documentary of the season. He is currently looking for further distribution for both films and he is currently working on producing a series of films for Tesco Charity Partnership and The Girl Effect in Nigeria, India and Indonesia.

George's talks:
How to make a difference as a one-man-band filmmaker

Andreea
Niculae

Andreea Niculae ▽

Andreea Niculae moved to the UK when she was only 19 years old to study Creative Digital Media at University of Worcester. During those 3 years she discovered her passion for illustration. She was lucky enough to get featured in the Digital Arts magazine with the Girl with Tattoos design. 3 years ago Andreea was in the 20 people to follow in the world which had a big impact on her career. Freelancing got a lot better for her, after that, getting the chance to work on amazing projects with great clients.

Andreea's talks:
Discover your inner designer and market it

Mellisa
Love

Mellisa Love ▽

Melissa Love is a brand specialist and web developer who works exclusively with photographers and creatives. Her clients include Aspire Photography Training, Brett Florens, Lisa Devlin, Julia Boggio Studios, Zach & Jody Gray and Donal Doherty. Her online store, The Design Space, offers website & stationery templates at an affordable price. She grew up with two graphic designer parents and lives in Cornwall with her family. In her spare time, you’ll most often find her with a camera in her hand.

Mellisa's talks:
Market Your Design Business to a Niche Sector and Build A Six Figure Income

Mark
Gatter

Mark Gatter ▽

Mark`s passion for graphics design spans over 30 years, working with digital media on a freelance basis and empowering delegates with creative knowledge through training. Mark Gatter is an ACI (Adobe Certified Instructor), freelance graphic designer, author, and keen gardener. He splits his time between training Academy Class delegates in London, freelance graphic design projects, writing and gardening. He has 5 books published, three of which are currently in print.

Mark`s Adobe qualifications are:
Adobe Certified instructor – ACI
Adobe Photoshop – ACE
InDesign – ACE
Illustrator – ACE

Mark's talks:
Animated photos
Adobe Animate

Martin
Perhiniak

Martin Perhiniak ▽

Martin Perhiniak is a Certified Adobe Design Master and Instructor. He was voted as one of the top 10 Adobe instructors in the world by student feedback in 2015. In his online courses, besides the technical knowledge you need, Martin will also teach you a lot about design principles, compositional techniques and plenty of best practices that he has picked up and developed while working as a designer and re-toucher on projects such as Pixar’s Cars and Toy Story, BBC’s Dr Who and Mattel’s Team Hot Wheels. He feels it’s his mission to share his insights of the design industry and its latest trends with beginners and creative professionals around the world.

Martin’s Motto
“Don’t compare yourself with your role models. Work hard and wait for the moment when others compare them to you.”

Martin's talks:
Photoshop Mastery
Learn to draw anything in Illustrator

Chakib
Labidi

Chakib Labidi ▽
Academy Class Instructor

Chakib Labidi is a London based designer, ACI (Adobe Certified Instructor) and Academy Class Instructor – from Berlin where he studied product design at the University of Arts. Chakib, has been working with creative design companies including Sony, Sky, Virgin and Barclays, News UK for over 15 years.

He has trained some of London’s top agencies while working on a wide range of projects including  interactiv media, graphic and exhibition design. As consultant he continues working for the  creative industries to develop training programmes for Sky, ITV, Saatchi etc.

Chakib's talks:
UX - creative challenge

Emma
Sexton

Emma Sexton ▽

Emma is the Founder the design company Make Your Words Work™ a design company empowering their clients to deliver visual design (www.myww.co.uk), the co-creator of Flock (www.Flock.Global), a global network of entrepreneurs built on collaboration, and the co-founder of A Herd To Run With, an event series inspiring people to start a work revolution.

Emma has an MA in Design Management from the London College of Communication, and is a qualified business coach and the ex-Director of SheSays (www.weareshesays.com), the largest global creative network for women.

Shiny Shiny’s Top 50 Most Inspirational Women. Winner of the Kantar Inspiration Award, WPP WPPed Cream Award and the Future 100 Award. Published in Ian Wharton’s book ‘Spark for the fire’ published by Harriman and The Challengers Almanac.

Emma's talks:
Stealth Design - How in-house design teams are the new influencers

Michael
Murdoch

Michael Murdoch ▽

Michael founded The House in 2009 and is responsible for all creative output and heading up the team. He is an experienced designer having worked in London and Hong Kong and has a truly global view. Michael has worked with organisations of all sizes such as the NHS, MTV, Fairtrade, Diabetes UK, Boots and Nokia to smaller start-ups like Olive Branch, Mixcloud and Readwave. He helps clients find their full potential whatever the project, taking them step-by-step through every project in partnership with them.

Michael's talks:
How to write the perfect brief and deliver?

Daniel
Walter
Scott

Daniel Walter Scott ▽

Daniel is a certified Adobe instructor (ACI) and an Adobe Certified Expert (ACE) and has completed the Adobe Certified Associate training (ACA). And he doesn’t only don’t just do Adobe. He says, “Remember that media is a very broad term – digital blew out the borders, so we are all constantly learning.”

Daniel’s been teaching for over 14 years and comes from being a media designer and content creator – so understands exactly where you’re at now. He says, “I’ve been there. I love this stuff: print, digital publishing, web and video. I can see how it all connects. And I can see how we can share those connections.”

Daniel's talks:
Adobe Animate and HTML5 Banner Advertising
After Effects for motion graphics

Deborah
Gruenberger

Deborah Gruenberger ▽

Deborah has been working in the graphic design industry since 1996 and has been a software trainer since 1999. After receiving her BA from F.I.T., an art school in New York City, she first started her career in a small design studio. She then went on to freelance for NY based companies such as Reebock Sports Club, Rolling Stone magazine, American Express, Saatchi and Saatchi, the NFL and many more.

After moving to London in 2001, Deborah started her own design business where she spends about 50% of her time software training and the other 50% creating corporate branding, websites and digital magazines for companies in a wide variety of sectors.

Deborah's talks:
How Fashion and Accessories designers use Illustrator
The World of Patterns

Schedule

Join us for a day of inspirational keynote sessions and workshops bringing you up to scratch with the Digital Age and find out the part you can play in it. We have 3 sessions every hour for you to choose from.

Simply select the sessions that work best for you. It’s like an all-you-can-eat designer buffet! Sessions include…

9.30 Screen 1 - Boutique Creative Cloud

Animated photos
by Mark Gatter

by Mark Gatter

‘Animated photos’ is not just another name for animated gifs. Think, Harry Potter: imagine a high-quality portrait of someone, and suddenly they blink – or their hair moves in the breeze. Or, the view of the street in front of you changes as if you were walking down it. So this isn’t about creating some kind of revolving dingbat just to catch your eye. These are images you’ll want to sit an look at.

9.30 Screen 2 - Animation & Film

How Fashion and Accessories designers use Illustrator Talk Time

How Fashion and Accessories designers use Illustrator
by Deborah Gruenberger

by Deborah Gruenberger

Every industry uses the programmes differently. You might have used Illustrator as a graphic designer to draw logos, icons and simple graphics, but have you ever wondered how the fashion industry uses this programme? From laces to trims, necklaces to patterns, this is your chance to see Illustrator from a totally different light.

9.30 Screen 3 - Creative Business

How to build your reputation as a small business owner Talk Time

How to build your reputation as a small business owner
by Alexis Liming

by Alexis Liming

When it comes to business, it’s not who you know, it’s what they think about you that counts. Alexis Liming, Enterprise Nation’s chief operating officer, draws on his experience with Enterprise Nation and brands like Virgin to help you build and manage your business reputation.

09.30 Screen 4 - Meet the Expert

Who wants Leads
by Mike Kirkman

by Mike Kirkman

Mike will cover 5 steps to help you get more leads today! These simple techniques will ensure your sales pipeline is full and once implemented, it will help drive and grow your business.

10.30 Screen 4

Maximising the sales and profit line in your business Talk Time

Maximising the sales and profit line in your business
by Matthew Harding

by Matthew Harding

Are you getting the return in your business?

During this seminar learn how to:-

1. Measure the potential in your business
2. Identify the spare capacity that is bleeding money in your operation
3. Unlock this potential to create a powerful growth strategy
4. Improve your top and bottom lines immediately

10.30 Screen 2 - Animation & Film

Working as a one-man-band filmmaker Talk Time

Working as a one-man-band filmmaker
by George MacCallum

by George MacCallum

– Brief background about becoming a videographer / one-man-band filmmaker;
– The tools, equipment and skills;
– The projects;
– The tricks;
– The struggle;
– Finding work;
– The money;
– The pros and cons;
– The best career choice I ever made;
– The future.

10.30 Screen 1 - Boutique Creative Cloud

Learn to draw anything in Illustrator Talk Time

Learn to draw anything in Illustrator
by Martin Perhiniak

by Martin Perhiniak

This session is a must for anyone who wants to learn how to draw like a pro with Adobe’s industry-leading vector graphic application. Martin will share his unique workflows and expertise that he uses on a daily basis to work on illustration projects for companies such as Nickelodeon, Accenture, BBC and Pixar.

10.30 Screen 3 - Creative Business

How to write the perfect brief and deliver? Talk Time

How to write the perfect brief and deliver?
by Michael Murdoch

by Michael Murdoch

Join Michael Murdoch, Founder of The House branding and communications agency, as he shares over 15 years experience collaborating with clients and partners to deliver fantastic brands, animations, films, websites and apps. In this workshop you’ll discover the best ways to write the creative brief, the key questions to ask, hiccups to avoid along the way and the most effective way to deliver great projects.

11.30 Screen 1 - Boutique Creative Cloud

UX – creative challenge
by Chakib Labidi

by Chakib Labidi

Developing creative ideas can be challenging, especially if you are under pressure or can’t seem to connect with the topic.

In this presentation, I will provide you with an overview of effective strategies that can help break down creative barriers.
Learn how to develop creative solutions for websites, apps and services using ideation techniques and methods that will inspire you.
This is a great opportunity for everyone who is looking to expand creative possibilities.
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11.30 Screen 2 - Animation & Film

After Effects for motion graphics Talk Time

After Effects for motion graphics
by Daniel Walter Scott

by Daniel Walter Scott

If you are like many creative people who have been meaning to start making beautiful motion graphics but have been putting it off because it looks too hard – this is the session for you.

After Effects has been the film and broadcast standard for many years, has a vast and dedicated community, and a limitless pool of resources. Adobe After Effects is more than just the secret sauce, it’s the kitchen and all the utensils. All you need is to be introduced to it’s awesomeness. And this is what this session is all about. A simple introduction to the basic’s of making motion graphic magic.

After Effects has all the power of Adobe Photoshop – but with motion! You can add things, move things, delete things, enhance and animate. Of course all that power comes with a learning curve. But it doesn’t have to be a cliff face! This session will help you get started on your amazing motion graphic’s journey.

Who should attend?

This class is aimed at people who have no previous experience in After Effects and want to see how to get started.

11.30 Screen 3 - Creative Business

Stealth Design – How in-house design teams are the new influencers Talk Time

Stealth Design – How in-house design teams are the new influencers
by Emma Sexton

by Emma Sexton

Design is finally reaching the top of the agenda for brands and businesses. Pepsico recently announced that they are setting up their own in-house agency while Apple, Facebook and Lush have ways been vocal about the value their in-house design team add to their brand. But what does it take to be high performing in-house team? What do you need to do to really influence a business and get them to recognise your hidden talents? And what is the opportunity for designers who are interested in moving over from agency side?

11.30 Screen 4 - Meet the Expert

Philosophy of Design: real problem solving, not just decorative art Talk Time

Philosophy of Design: real problem solving, not just decorative art
by Conrad Taylor

by Conrad Taylor

There’s a tendency for design practise to be thought of as ‘making things pretty’ or ‘improving look and feel’ and designers and schools have gone along with that. However, a counter-current of thinkers argue that design is about solving complex multi-faceted problems, and have links with such disciplines as engineering and semiotics.

13.30 Screen 1 - Boutique Creative Cloud

50 InDesign tips and techniques: Part 1 Talk Time

50 InDesign tips and techniques: Part 1
by Paul Thompson

by Paul Thompson

A quick fire session of tips and techniques on working with objects and text to improve your InDesign workflows.

13.30 Screen 3 - Creative Business

Discover your inner designer and market it Talk Time

Discover your inner designer and market it
by Andreea Niculae

by Andreea Niculae

I was at a point in my career design when I just wanted to give up because nobody appreciated or understood what I was doing. Some of my lecturers ignored me and what I do or like, and they didn’t believe in me. But there was a tiny light inside me that told me to keep going. And not listen to anyone and keep at developing my style. After a couple of months, I started to get noticed on the internet thanks to Behance and things went up from there.

I want to help designers understand and listen to that voice that’s inside of them, because that voice is right. Do what you like to do and surround yourself with people that understand you and your style and that’s what it will make them successful.

13.30 Screen 2 - Animation & Film

Photoshop Mastery
by Martin Perhiniak

by Martin Perhiniak

This session is for seasoned users who are very sceptical whether they can learn anything new about Photoshop. Those who attend can expect some very advanced workflows and rarely mentioned or discussed time-savers and methods. For instance did you know that the Dodge and Burn tools are extremely useful for selecting hair and soft-edge details non-destructively? You will definitely be inspired by Martin’s examples, that he selected from projects he worked on for companies such as Disney, BBC, Viacom, Mattel and Cartoon Network.

13.30 Screen 4 - Meet the Expert

How to be a street artist
by Paul Kemp

by Paul Kemp

An insight on how to become a street artist. From understanding the basics and how to start out, what tools to use, locations, to how to scale your sketches and drawings into large scale murals with the help of computer software like Adobe Creative Cloud.

14.30 Screen 2 - Animation & Film

The World of Patterns
by Deborah Gruenberger

by Deborah Gruenberger

Whether you are designing logos, adverts, banners, bar charts, textiles or even gift wrapping paper, chances are you will want to create a texture or a pattern at some stage in your career. Both Illustrator and Photoshop have tools that allow you to make patterns. But is one better than the other? What are the differences? And how do you choose the right programme when creating a pattern? Find out in this demo full of real life examples.

14.30 Screen 1 - Boutique Creative Cloud

Adobe Animate and HTML5 Banner Advertising Talk Time

Adobe Animate and HTML5 Banner Advertising
by Daniel Walter Scott

by Daniel Walter Scott

This session is for visual, creative people who need to start making HTML5 banner ads. For people who prefer not to work in code, creative people, graphic designers, marketers.

HTML5 banner creation is a highly sort after skill at the moment. A great notch in the belt of any graphic or web designer. This session is for people that are struggling to get their heads around the new world of HTML5 advertising.

If you are serious about getting into web based advertising design, you know that HTML5 is now firmly established as the standard for web advertising delivery. To provide the best tools, Adobe have rebuilt Flash Professional and applied a whole new approach to bring you Adobe Animate CC. If you need to create compelling and good looking interactive content for web based advertising and content delivery

This session is perfect for people completely new to the digital advertising world. It’s also great for people who previously worked in Adobe Flash to produce SWF advertising.

14.30 Screen 4 - Meet the Expert

Biggest Design Pitfalls of 2016 Talk Time

Biggest Design Pitfalls of 2016
by Alex McGibbon

by Alex McGibbon

Taking a look at common and popular trends in 2016 web design and highlighting their weaknesses whilst providing any technical considerations. Summarised by possible alternatives that have better overall UX.

14.30 Screen 3 - Creative Business

Market Your Design Business to a Niche Sector and Build A Six Figure Income Talk Time

Market Your Design Business to a Niche Sector and Build A Six Figure Income
by Mellisa Love

by Mellisa Love

Melissa Love, from The Design Space Co, will talk about how she has developed a healthy graphic and web design business through marketing to a niche sector. Specialising in developing brands and website for photographers, she has developed a unique workflow and a set of products, which means that any photographer can work with her and her team, whatever their income.

She will explain how you can develop a workflow and business model, which means you always get paid the rate you want to work for, as well as bring in passive income to your studio or design business.

15.30 Screen 1 - Boutique Creative Cloud

Adobe Animate
by Mark Gatter

by Mark Gatter

New to animation? Not to worry. With (new!) Adobe Animate, which replaces both Flash and Edge Animate, you can create great animations and export them in HTML5 format, even if you’re a total beginner – which means you can finally create animations intended for display on iPads and iPhones. I’ll show you the basics of timeline management, keyframe management, ‘tweens’, and more. And all without the need for action script…hooray.

15.30 Screen 2 - Animation & Film

50 InDesign tips and techniques: Part 2 Talk Time

50 InDesign tips and techniques: Part 2
by Paul Thompson

by Paul Thompson

A quick fire session of tips and techniques on working with images, colour and tables to improve your InDesign workflows.

15.30 Screen 3 - Creative Business

Mind over Matter: How to Transcend Awesome Talk Time

Mind over Matter: How to Transcend Awesome
by Simon Jack

by Simon Jack

Imagine how you’d feel if someone told you a joke without a punchline. The same applies if you rely on just a skillset without the right mindset. Too many of us focus on what we can do instead of how we can do things differently. There’s all the right build up but not enough of a payoff. Simon will be unleashing the creative scientist in us all and tickling our brains into exploring more unique and inspiring designs and ideas. With the right creative mindset, you’ll constantly surprise yourself with what you can achieve and take your creative skills to another level.

15.30 Screen 4 - Meet the Expert

Guide to Front-end Code and how to make a WordPress theme Talk Time

Guide to Front-end Code and how to make a WordPress theme
by Simon van Blerk

by Simon van Blerk

Learn how to take designed Photoshop Files, slice them up ready to code and transform them into a WordPress theme ready to launch to the world. In this session Simon will take you through the process of making an editable WordPress theme from static designs and bring your website to life!

When & Where

It's all happening on Friday, 16 September 2016
from 09:00AM to 05:00PM.

Hackney Picturehouse,
270 Mare Street, London,
UK, E8 1HE.

Tickets

To book your place and make sure you're not missing out on all the fun get your tickets here.

An Academy Class event

Academy Class, organisers of Designers Fiesta, are leaders in the field of Creative, Web and Development training. Our trainers are amongst the most talented and driven people in these fields. This passion is evidenced by the prestigious accreditations awarded to Academy Class by their partners: Adobe, Autodesk, Apple, Wacom and RIBA.

MatthewHarding

Matthew Harding ▽

PaulThompson

Paul Thompson ▽

ConradTaylor

Conrad Taylor ▽

MikeKirkman

Mike Kirkman ▽

AlexMcGibbon

Alex McGibbon ▽

AlexisLiming

Alexis Liming ▽

SimonJack

Simon Jack ▽

SimonvanBlerk

Simon van Blerk ▽

PaulKemp

Paul Kemp ▽

GeorgeMacCallum

George MacCallum ▽

AndreeaNiculae

Andreea Niculae ▽

MellisaLove

Mellisa Love ▽

MarkGatter

Mark Gatter ▽

MartinPerhiniak

Martin Perhiniak ▽

ChakibLabidi

Chakib Labidi ▽Academy Class Instructor

EmmaSexton

Emma Sexton ▽

MichaelMurdoch

Michael Murdoch ▽

DanielWalterScott

Daniel Walter Scott ▽

DeborahGruenberger

Deborah Gruenberger ▽

Animated photos by Mark Gatter

How Fashion and Accessories designers use Illustrator by Deborah Gruenberger

How to build your reputation as a small business owner by Alexis Liming

Who wants Leads by Mike Kirkman

Maximising the sales and profit line in your business by Matthew Harding

Working as a one-man-band filmmaker by George MacCallum

Learn to draw anything in Illustrator by Martin Perhiniak

How to write the perfect brief and deliver? by Michael Murdoch

UX – creative challenge by Chakib Labidi

After Effects for motion graphics by Daniel Walter Scott

Stealth Design – How in-house design teams are the new influencers by Emma Sexton

Philosophy of Design: real problem solving, not just decorative art by Conrad Taylor

50 InDesign tips and techniques: Part 1 by Paul Thompson

Discover your inner designer and market it by Andreea Niculae

Photoshop Mastery by Martin Perhiniak

How to be a street artist by Paul Kemp

The World of Patterns by Deborah Gruenberger

Adobe Animate and HTML5 Banner Advertising by Daniel Walter Scott

Biggest Design Pitfalls of 2016 by Alex McGibbon

Market Your Design Business to a Niche Sector and Build A Six Figure Income by Mellisa Love

Adobe Animate by Mark Gatter

50 InDesign tips and techniques: Part 2 by Paul Thompson

Mind over Matter: How to Transcend Awesome by Simon Jack

Guide to Front-end Code and how to make a WordPress theme by Simon van Blerk

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