Lawrence Siulagi » Photoshop http://lawrence.siulagi.com Traditional Design in a Digital World Fri, 18 May 2012 15:31:28 +0000 en hourly 1 New one-sheets http://lawrence.siulagi.com/new-one-sheets/ http://lawrence.siulagi.com/new-one-sheets/#comments Tue, 03 Jan 2012 18:49:42 +0000 Lawrence Siulagi http://lawrence.siulagi.com/?p=1627 A sample of updated one-sheets I designed for Redside. The feature photo employs a “diptic” style for the buildings.

 

]]> http://lawrence.siulagi.com/new-one-sheets/feed/ 0 Fireworks CS4 is just plain hot http://lawrence.siulagi.com/fireworks-cs4-is-just-plain-hot/ http://lawrence.siulagi.com/fireworks-cs4-is-just-plain-hot/#comments Tue, 31 Mar 2009 20:00:14 +0000 Lawrence Siulagi http://lawrence.siulagi.com/?p=436 Continued]]> I just worked on a mockup using Fireworks CS4 and am in love with this prototyping tool. While I haven’t used Fireworks since it was owned by Macromedia, this is definitely not your father’s Fireworks.

With cool new collaborative features (albeit with other Adobe tools) and much needed enhancements like customizable assets in the common library and better text handling, Fireworks makes me want to use it for all all my design mockups.

I haven’t experimented with the CSS in the style panel, but from looking at the code I exported, it looks like it’s doing the job right. The PDF export is nice for more secure options and the software’s GUI is much improved using snap-to widgets.

But while there is an improvement in speed, I would still recommend using it with nothing less than an Intel Duo Core processor. Also, I’ve never really been a layer-slicing kind of designer but I’m keen to learn how others use this feature.

And alas, Photoshop, do not feel overlooked. You’re still my number one image editor. 0_x

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