The past few years, I have written an annual summary post at the end of the year. 2020 has certainly toppled a lot of expectations for how the year should have gone. Most everybody felt a lot of negative events versus positive. Myself included. Here’s my attempt at wrapping the year 2020. The short story... Continue Reading →
“As Above So Below” created in Fresco with adjustments and gradients added later in Photoshop (desktop). In digital drawing apps, I might be one of the few that prefers Adobe Fresco over Procreate. While I enjoy Procreate, I find myself using Fresco more for its simplicity. Fresco was initially called "Project Gemini" and combined the... Continue Reading →
Oh snap! I guess I had this post in my drafts for over a few months and never got around to publishing. Created in Adobe Sketch, then finished in Adobe Fresco using some of the oil painting live brushes. I had a lot of issues with it initially in Sketch. Luckily the new tools available... Continue Reading →
I've been mostly working with digital these days. I've always dabble in digital painting, even as a young high schooler (so, so many years ago). Now that I've invested in a tablet that can work with the Apple Pencil and use the art programs, it's been a fun return to focus mainly on digital drawing... Continue Reading →
Short post! I created a splash page for all the sites that I spend time on. One of the things I notice whenever I click a link on somebody's instagram, I really like easy access to finding the particular thing I want to see (usually comics, ha!). Most artists use a resource like Linktree, but... Continue Reading →
I've mentioned before that I am taking courses through AdobeEdEx in order to advance my skills with Creative Cloud programs. One of the hardest courses I took so far was Desktop Publishing in the Classroom, which focused on using InDesign. InDesign, while not a complete mystery to me like Illustrator, still eludes me on the... Continue Reading →
In my series of Adobe EdEx posts, I also learned the beginnings of Adobe Xd. Adobe Xd is still in its infancy. It is primarily software for developing UI and UX design. You can create low fidelity wire frames for websites and other design formats and then prototype the links and functions. From there you... Continue Reading →
I found out recently that Adobe hosted a free workshop site for educators called Adobe Education Exchange (or AdobeEdEx) to learn CC programs and expand on what can be taught in the classroom. I've been wanting to expand all my skill sets when it comes to what I can do at my job, teaching, and... Continue Reading →
Megan Frauenhoffer 