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Kate McInnes (aka - LoungeKat) is an Illustrator and Designer from Melbourne, Australia. She is the Associate Editor at Vectortuts+. Most commonly known for her seductive drawings of women LoungeKat has recently ventured into pattern design and collaborative work with fellow vector illustrator Sean Kelly (Bucket‘o’Thought). Kate is also co-director of the Suit Up project and Social Director of Blood Sweat Vector.
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David Pogue: Simplicity Sells

David Pogue: Simplicity Sells

Just because you missed that awesome conference, doesn’t mean that you can’t still watch the lectures! This weekend we’re sharing an interesting talk by technology columnist for the New York Times, David Pogue at TED. In this talk you will take a look at interface design and examples of products that get it right.

Vectortuts+ Workshop #7

Vectortuts+ Workshop #7

Vectortuts+ is all about helping people turbo charge their skills, and today we have another special community post that will help our readers take their images to the next level. The best thing is, you can be part of it too! Find out more at the jump.

Community Project: Customized Name Tag Project

Community Project: Customized Name Tag Project

Vectortuts+ loves Illustration and discovering new talent, so today we are proud to be launching a new community project that combines both, the Vectortuts+ Customized Name Tag Project. The best thing is, you can be a part of it! Find out how to get involved, at the jump.

Richard Seymour: How Beauty Feels

Richard Seymour: How Beauty Feels

Just because you missed that awesome conference, doesn’t mean that you can’t still watch the lectures! This weekend we’re sharing an interesting talk by Storyteller and Richard Seymour at TED. In this talk you will ponder the questions, how do we tell that something is beautiful? And why does it matter so much to us?

Rives Tells a Story of Mixed Emoticons
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Rives Tells a Story of Mixed Emoticons

Just because you missed that awesome conference, doesn’t mean that you can’t still watch the lectures! This weekend we’re sharing a quirky story told in emoticons by Storyteller and poet Rives at TED2008. See the power of visual storytelling and how typography can convey much more than words.

Community: Peer Review 06

Community: Peer Review 06

Vectortuts+ is all about helping people turbo charge their skills, and today we have another special community post that will help our readers take their images to the next level. The best thing is, you can be part of it too! Find out more at the jump.

20 Fun & Lively Character Design Tutorials from Vectortuts+

20 Fun & Lively Character Design Tutorials from Vectortuts+

Mastering the art of character design is something that takes both a lively imagination and a good understanding of drawing techniques. Today we have have bundled together a collection fun and lively character design tutorials from the Vectortuts+ archives. Covering a variety of subjects from sketching to rendering there’s plenty of projects to help you imagine and create your own fantastic characters.

Mike Matas: A Next-generation Digital Book
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Mike Matas: A Next-generation Digital Book

Just because you missed that awesome conference, doesn’t mean that you can’t still watch the lectures! This weekend we’re sharing an interesting demo by Software developer Mike Matas at TED2011. In this talk Mike demos the first full-length interactive book for the iPad — with clever, swipeable video and graphics and some very cool data visualizations to play with. The book is “Our Choice,” Al Gore’s sequel to “An Inconvenient Truth.”

Vectortuts+ Quiz: Test Your Illustrator Knowledge

Vectortuts+ Quiz: Test Your Illustrator Knowledge

Test your knowledge of Adobe Illustrator with the Vectortuts+ Illustrator Quiz! How well do you know Adobe Illustrator? Find out at the jump!

Klaus Stadlmann: The world’s smallest 3D printer

Klaus Stadlmann: The world’s smallest 3D printer

Just because you missed that awesome conference, doesn’t mean that you can’t still watch the lectures! This weekend we’re sharing an interesting talk by Klaus Stadlmann at TED xVienna. In this talk Klaus demos his tiny, affordable printer that could someday make customized hearing aids or sculptures smaller than a human hair.

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