I’ve recently discovered that Illustrator can now do this too, not sure how long ago they added this features (i believe it was CS4), but I hadn’t noticed them till recently. This is why I thought I’d make a post about it so that I don’t forget and to help anyone else who might need help setting it up.

It’s quite painless for Illustrator, I expected it to be hidden in some weird non related panel.

I have found two ways:

1. At the start of a project when you define the document size you will see an extra field for artboards (See figure 1).

Figure 1

2. If you already have a document and you need an additional artboard you can add more by click the windows menu option at the top of the screen, then select Artboard from the menu list (See figure 2). This will open a panel for manipulating artboards, where you can add delete or even rearrange your artboards (See figure 3).

Figure 2

Figure 3

I hope this helps and if you need further help check out the Adobe Help pages,
Here is a link to the artboards help for CS4 and above.

I’m not going to go on about the features and what it does, if you don’t know those then you have probably been living under a rock and probably still are. The thing I was most impressed by was the font clarity and the display, but was disappointed with the lack of cool wallpapers to show off the beautiful display.

Yes Apple did include a couple in the new iOS4 but nothing spectacular, so I decided to create a few of my own and share them, for FREE. Have a look at the ones I selected and included in the post or click through to my deviantArt gallery for more wallpapers and photography.

Seymour Powell has developed concept plans for a giant luxury airship – the Aircruise. The scheme is funded by Samsung Construction and Trading. The Airship is 265m tall 270 tonnes, and looks like a skyscraper when docked. It would be able to fly at an altitude of 3500m and would cruise at 100-150Km/h. It’s powered by hydrogen but lets ignore the risks involved with that as it is a concept and it looks cool.

It would take about 37 hours to go from London to New York, which is a long time but it is a floating hotel with a penthouse apartment. Just don’t take Rob’s mum with you as you would be bored after a few minutes, that’s if she can fit into it.

For more info have a look at the source
http://www.seymourpowell.com/#/case_studies/34/

Solar Energy Storage Concept

The practical application of Some Shine Solar Energy Storage System is quite simple. You hang up the cool looking Solar Curtain on your window, and keep the battery-pack hooked to the base. It soaks in the solar energy during the daytime, stores it and uses it to replenish your gadgets at night. Hook up your stuff via the USB port and you’re done for the night.

http://www.yankodesign.com/2009/10/01/sun-shine-and-a-curtain/

For more information about PUMA Motorsports, head to http://www.pumamotorsport.com

A group of MIT students seeking to share the artistic aspects of science with others. On Sept. 2, 2009,  launched a digital camera into near-space to take photographs of the earth from high up above.

Fontplorer

Check out the link for full details including a video of the UI. http://www.fontplore.org/

Thanks to http://rufdog.wordpress.com/ for the link

1. Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors

2. Ulysses 31

3. Pole Position

4. M.A.S.K.

5. Thundercats

6. Advertures of the Galaxy Rangers

7. Defenders of the Earth

8. Silverhawks

9. Centurions

10. Transformers

A special mention goes to Disney’s Gummi Bears just coz they were so random and weird

The commercial features a full orchestra on a stage in the middle of an ocean, playing a song that sounds like a whale song which brings in the whales.

It’s very cool and relaxing, more info check out the website: http://70.32.104.93/