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Yeah, i just dont see the thoughts behind all the drawing... i might aswell buy some Andrew Loomis books and spend my days drawing and perfecting my style... (: i guess biting the bullet will have to do. thanks. Digital Press's = the bad

Thanks all, seems like in this case i r gonna have to bite the bullet.... Doesnt Jack Kirby or Stan Lee have a school for 'design' or would i have to go through a graphic design course then onto that ? i just seems like graphic designers are merely products of our society... moudling us...

i see. my current DTP job is kinda limiting in the creative side... and everyone is akinned to certain methods of design... of course certain rules need to be kept close to mind as not to complicate matters... everyone gets put into a 'box' is going into the void unknown wise ? as in...

I am looking to sign up for a Graphic Design course towards the end of this year or the next. What should i look out for when choosing a course ? or do most courses follow a set pattern ? Typography/Layout 1st year ? lots of hand work ? Year 2 ? hand work and more handwork ? year 3...

Didnt reply sooner because my i havent had time to nettage But thanks for the reply (:. Our company has got 1 (hopefully gonna get another one soon) Its runs Windows NT (used to run Linux i believe before HP brought out Indigo) Its pretty dope for metallic substrates, well any substrate...

I was wondering if anyone here has worked on a Indigo Press ? i would like to know the problems faced when using this press... also any tips.... as in sending maybe entire .psd files or something to that effect to minimise turnaround time. any help in this department would be greatly...