Online Poster Printing Giveaway!
Online Poster Printing Giveaway
Online Poster Printing and I have teamed up to offer you a great opportunity to win a poster print for FREE!
Online Poster Printing is offering this prize up to one lucky winner. Check out the details below on how to get a chance to win this cool prize!
About OnlinePosterPrinting.com
Online Poster Printing is all about combining great quality prints with outstanding service! Powered by a brand new fleet of HP 9000 digital printers and a well trained team of printing experts, they are equipped to offer their customers the best in large format printing. They strive to keep our company on the cutting edge of printing technology. Who else can offer you a 1-Day Turnaround on rolled prints, competitive low prices and an astounding Money Back Guarantee to ensure your satisfaction?
Their goal is to provide outstanding customer service and amazing prints at an affordable price! They believe in professional quality printing that shouldn’t cost a fortune.
Prize
18" x 24" Rolled Poster
- High Gloss
- 18" x 24"
How to Enter
- Leave a comment below describing how you would use this free poster print.
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Rules
- Specifications: 1 Business Day Turnaround
- Shipping: FREE UPS Ground Shipping
- Eligibility: Limited to US Residents only. You must be 18 years of age or older to be eligible for this giveaway.
- Entrants must specify a valid/working e-mail address in order to be contacted for their prize.
- This contest ends on May 11th, 2010. Only entries up to this date will be accepted for the giveaway.
- The winner will be notified on May 14th, 2010.
*Contest is now closed.* - 5/11/10
Interview with Designer and Photographer Jason Morrison
Jason Morrison, currently resides in McDonough, Georgia. Jason has had a successful career in photography and graphic design. Most recently, he has partnered with his brother-in-law and started the photography firm, JayMar Photography. Jason has this true passion for his work, and loves to share his knowledge with other creatives. He has been published in a number of magazines and has been awarded a few awards for his work.
Jason was kind enough to sit down and answer a few questions for us to enjoy.
Jason Morrison (dubtastic)
Interview with the Creative Josh Sommers
Let me introduce you to Josh Sommers, who currently resides in California. Josh is a photo illustrator, photographer, graphic designer, and software developer. I have personally been watching Josh’s work for 17 months from his flickr account, where he continually inspires individuals and has built up a hefty list of followers.
Josh was kind enough to sit down and answer a few questions for us to enjoy.
Devising your own Freelance Contracts
Recently I read the article posted by the graphic designer Brian Hoff, “What to Include In Your Design Contracts”. He has some excellent information and I highly recommend you stop by for a visit and read through the article (and subscribe to his RSS feed if you haven’t). I am going to expand on his article a little bit, and his will set the base for what I am about to touch on below.
I would like to give some insight on how I devise my contracts. This will probably be more catered to the photography side, but you can take this and twist this to other areas of the design world. We will be putting together a basic contract for a photo shoot. Now I must use this time to make my disclaimer, as I am not a lawyer and I have limited legal knowledge when it comes to offering advice about contracts. I have read books, I have hundreds of copies of different kinds of contracts saved on CDs, and even took a law class last year, but that still does not make me an expert on the subject. Everyone should seek proper legal advice about his or her contracts if you plan to get serious about freelancing, and you cannot hold me liable if you plan to use anything in this article for a contract. I have pieced together my contracts from numerous sources of information and advice given to me from other individuals.
This contract contains everything in a single form from the description of the assignment with an estimate of the photographer’s fees, terms and conditions, and defined terms. Below each section contains a sample in .pdf form that you can click on and download.
What weather do you want Photo Manipulation
Final Image
In this tutorial I will be walking you through how I created my digital piece, “What weather do you want?”. This will be a simple photo manipulation tutorial that combines some adjustment layers, filter effects, and pen/lasso tool work.
Creating a Mother Nature Photo Manipulation
Final Image
In this tutorial I will be walking you through how I created my digital piece, “Mother Nature”. This is a simple photo manipulation of a few stock photographs and some brush work.
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