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There have been some interesting films released this year and some fairly original posters to go with them. Film posters are designed to be seen in as many places as they can, by as many people and  as much as possible.

I’ll leave it up to you to decide what your favourites are. Which ever they are it’s a good exercise to break down how these could be made and which programs you would choose.

It’s surprising to see how some of these posters look when you think of the budget these films have. But that should make us designers feel good right?

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Today we look at some truly inspiring workspaces, not just big screens but the good the bad and the awe inspiring. Designers can live in their workspaces so it’s nice and fun to see how others arrange their spaces.

The science of Feng Shui has long been a favoured methodology within the business sector, but over the last ten years has come to be accepted as fundamental to the smooth running of the IT industry.

The ancient Chinese practice of placement and arrangement of space to achieve harmony with the environment has crucial practical applications for the home PC user also.

Hopefully they’ll inspire you to have a better workspace. [some of you may notice Bill Gates & Al Gore in there : )]

The Workspaces

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HDR – High Dynamic Range Photos Explained

HDR is a technique photographers use by taking multiple shots with different exposures and using a piece of software to blend them together.

In more technical terms it ‘allows a greater dynamic range of luminance’s between the lightest and darkest areas of an image than standard photographs’.

The merging can be done in Photoshop CS2 and above but if you just want  this effect it can be re created with one image using Photoshop.

Which is your favourite HDR image ?

This is the first of Digital Art  Empire’s Flickr group Showcase where we exhibit the best designs from our group. We currently have 638 items and 133 members .

Our top 5 are Top Five Contributors are as follows:

Miguel J. Ramos (62)    Őri Balázs (60)    Studies in Solitude (47)    W70 (37)    Liam Key (36)

Here I have chosen my favourite designs from the group which I think represent a full range of digital art and design.

If you are not a member and would like to join Digital Art  Empire’s Flickr group, its free and you’ll have the chance to have your designs showcased here ; not only that the community is friendly and give honest critiques which are invaluable to designers whether professional orotherwise.