One of the most exciting parts of Adobe MAX is discovering the new work fellow creatives are creating with Adobe tools. This year at MAX in Miami Beach, Adobe is launching a new way to recognize the most remarkable talent across six unique categories, in order to recognize the most innovative and impactful uses of Adobe products.
Adobe surveyed 7,000 global emoji users to explore the impact of emoji on digital communication. Among the findings: a thumbs up for the thumbs up, eggplant confusion, and what else works for work and dating.
Adobe is partnering with Emojination, a grassroots organization, in response to a survey that shows widespread demand for more diverse and inclusive symbols.
For graphic designers, adding 3D work to the portfolio is quickly becoming standard practice. And it’s being made possible with innovative technology, such as AI and machine learning, along with more familiar workflows.
Adobe has begun to roll out updates to their brand identity to ensure that customers find their products easy to navigate and understand.
Adobe’s new UX Designers to Watch program, in its inaugural list, is spotlighting ten UX designers who are still relatively early in their careers, but already pushing the profession’s boundaries.
Adobe Stock is partnering with the Pantone Color Institute and nonprofit organization The Ocean Agency on a campaign called Glowing Glowing Gone to raise awareness and support necessary to save coral reefs.
Creative industry veteran Brianna Wettlaufer has been named Head of Content for Adobe Stock. She brings vast experience with both start-ups and creative-focused companies.
Karen Alsop, the founder of Story Art, will be leading a session titled Story Art—Create Pictures that Tell Incredible Stories at Adobe MAX, October 18–20, in Las Vegas NV.
Adobe Stock has a timely and interesting offer for graphic designers and other creative professionals: enjoy 10 free images and a new holiday collection.
