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83Cool Fonts - Where to Download & How to Install
There are two types of fonts in the world: free ones and ones you have to pay for. And while on one hand you get what you pay for (quality in ways you can't understand until you need a full font set), on the other hand sometimes the best things...
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91ASCII Art
As early as 1867 typewriters have been used for creating visual art. In the late 70s and early 80s computers were limited in terms of graphics and via computer bulletin board systems of ASCII art became widespread. As the Internet began to develop and thrive with technology making the use of high quality graphics to be displayed on the world wide web ASCII Art didn't die. While there was decline in the need for ASCII Art it became a popular part of Internet history.
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73Michelangelo
Renowned Italian painter, sculptor and architect, whose genius was such a power in beautifying the churches of Rome and Florence. Was the last and in some respects the greatest of the Italian sculptors; while...
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70Adobe Photoshop
The only limit is your creativity, imagination and talent. With Adobe Photoshop fantasy becomes reality, fiction appears to be fact and your dreams come to life in photo-quality images. From creating the...
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78Caricature: Why, When, What and Where Did It Come From?
Caricature is the pictorial equivalent of satire, whereby flaws in society are attacked with the weapon of ridicule. Striking images are drawn by simplifying, distort ing, exaggerating and careful juxtaposing.
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62Innuendo
Innuendo is a figure of speech in which meaning is conveyed by a hint. In English law, innuendo means that the words or gestures complained of, although not defmatory in their ordinary or natural meaning, are, in certain circumstances, capable of...
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67Design
One or more of the five basic principles can be found in any pleasing visual arrangement. Proportion is the relationship of elements in terms of size or scale. Rhythm is established by the repetition of lines and colors. Tension is the combination of conflicting elements to prevent monotony. Balance is achieved by bringing into equilibrium various forms or colors. Unity results from the combination of elements so that no feature of the design is out of place and all features are necessary.
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78Welding
Welding was originally the term applied to the joining of pieces of metal by hammering or pressing them together when hot. It is now also, and more particularly, applied to processes in which the edges to be joined are completely melted, and to bronze welding.
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