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| CreativeTechs QuickTips #180 | Week of December 31, 2007 |
Business Tip: Handy Calendar Templates for 2008.
David Seah’s Compact Calendar "The problem with traditional calendar design," says designer David Seah, "is that they chunk time in months, not continuous days." In answer to that problem Seah created a long, thin calendar (at right) that is perfect for project planning. Download as PDF or choose an editable Excel document. Adam Sporka’s Thumb Calendar
Here's an ingenious 2008 calendar shrunk to the size of a standard business card. Focus on the dates directly below each month’s header. Basic InDesign Template Finally, for a more traditional calendar (not shown), here is a clean InDesign template for you to create and customize your own 2008 calendars. |
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we are on New Year’s Eve. In honor of this annual time of introspection
and planning, we've collected links to a few clever calendar templates
to help start your new year off right. 
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Events: January
2008 Mini-Workshop Schedule.
Our new 90-minute mini-workshop format appears to have been a hit last year. And as we usher in 2008, we're expanding the topics as well as setting aside each Thursday morning for an ongoing series of Photoshop CS3 training workshops. Check out the list for a couple free topics as well. Wednesdays: Creative Mini-Workshops Each Wednesday, we provide a new 90-minute workshop on a wide variety of topics drawn directly from our real world experience supporting hundreds of creative teams in the greater Seattle area:
Photoshop Thursdays: Non-Destructive Retouching. New for 2008: Every Thursday morning, Photoshop guru, Jason Hoppe, leads an ongoing series of classes teaching non-destructive retouching techniques in Adobe Photoshop CS3. Done properly, you protect your full image quality as you make edits, while retaining flexibility when clients come back with later change requests.
Also Available: Personalized & Group Training. In addition to the morning 90-minute workshops, all Jason Hoppe’s workshops are available for individual one-on-one training, or personalized group training sessions. If you are interested, email us at training@creativetechs.com. Keep updated with new details, check out our training website at: |
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