Miaplacidus
8th Jun 2008, 01:21 PM
Photos and artwork are vital in a magazine, and I find myself in hell every time I need to find proper graphics for use in Full Spectrum.
So I think it's time for a Graphics Team to be formed. As usual, everyone can join. The team would start working for the development cycle of Full Spectrum release four, but contributions will be welcome for Full Spectrum release three as well.
For this Graphics Team we need people with cameras of a decent resolution (preferably 5.0 megapixels or more, but we'll see what we can do if your camera doesn't have that resolution), as well as people willing to submit drawings on a particular subject (in that case we'll need a scanner or someone with one) and people skilled with the use of photo retouching programs like the well-known (but not "popular") Adobe Photoshop.
I insist on forming a team (as opposed to the current scheme used for articles) because Graphics Team members will need to have access to development (and sometimes unedited) releases of content to be featured in the next issue of the Full Spectrum magazine, in order to know what to work on.
If you're interested in contributing, don't hesitate on contacting me by PM or by e-mail through fred (at) fullspectrummagazine (dot) com.
So I think it's time for a Graphics Team to be formed. As usual, everyone can join. The team would start working for the development cycle of Full Spectrum release four, but contributions will be welcome for Full Spectrum release three as well.
For this Graphics Team we need people with cameras of a decent resolution (preferably 5.0 megapixels or more, but we'll see what we can do if your camera doesn't have that resolution), as well as people willing to submit drawings on a particular subject (in that case we'll need a scanner or someone with one) and people skilled with the use of photo retouching programs like the well-known (but not "popular") Adobe Photoshop.
I insist on forming a team (as opposed to the current scheme used for articles) because Graphics Team members will need to have access to development (and sometimes unedited) releases of content to be featured in the next issue of the Full Spectrum magazine, in order to know what to work on.
If you're interested in contributing, don't hesitate on contacting me by PM or by e-mail through fred (at) fullspectrummagazine (dot) com.