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A high res screen perfect for streaming paired with full apps on Windows 10, our 2-in-1 really can do it all. Watch ”The Audition” to see how the MateBook knocked it out of the park, and moved Justin to tears. Discover something different with Huawei. Available at:

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Music: ‘Believer’ by Imagine Dragons, out now.
iTunes: http://smarturl.it/BelieverID
Spotify: http://smarturl.it/Believer.sp

Music Credits:
Title: Believer
Artist: Imagine Dragons
Written by Dan Reynolds, Wayne Sermon, Ben McKee, Daniel Platzman, Robin Fredriksson, Mattias Larsson, Justin Tranter
Published by Imagine Dragons Publishing (BMI) / Universal/KIDinaKORNER, Ma-Jay Publishing/Wolf Cousins/Warner Chappell Music Scandinavia (STIM), Justin’s School for Girls (BMI) WARNER-TAMERLANE PUBLISHING CORP.
Produced by Mattman & Robin
Recorded at Wolf Cousins Studios, Stockholm & Ragged Insomnia Studio, Las Vegas
Engineered by Mattman & Robin
Mixed by Serban Ghenea
Engineered for mix by John Hanes
Mixed at MixStar Studios, Virginia Beach, VA
Mastered by Tom Coyne at Sterling Sound, NYC

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A music-driven short film presented as a visual prelude to Alicia Keys’ sixth studio album, Here. Keys pays tribute to the communities that raised her in four slice-of-life segments depicting the coming of age experience in New York City. *Tribeca Film Festival 2016 Premiere *New York Times Pop Critic Pick Buy the album ‘Here’: here.aliciakeys.com Director: A.V. Rockwell Music: Alicia Keys Executive Producers: Alicia Keys, Erika Rose, Robin Frank, Lucy Sumner Producer: Zein Zubi & Nicola Westermann Director of Photography: Kelly Jeffrey Casting: Ulysses Terrero Assistant Director: Diamond Dave & Dino Castelli Production Designer: Ron Beach Costume & Wardrobe: Fatima Bah Hair: Illy Lussiano Makeup: Lynda Esparza Editor: Laura Tomaselli & Peter Johnson Post Producer: Kristine Pregot Colorist: James Tillet Production Company: Alldayeveryday

An artist showcase. Utilizing post-traumatic growth and disguising past transgressions within a meditative mandala, Shannon May Mackenzie constructed a six foot circle comprised of sparse sentences among tens of thousands of individual lines. After thirty-three hours of labor, she painted over it; a part of the process. Only a temporary installation, this documentation is all that exists of “Rotatio.” http://www.shannonmaymackenzie.com

http://alexgrigg.com/ | https://twitter.com/joyybox | http://alexxgrigg.tumblr.com/ A step by step introduction to animating in Photoshop Adobe Photoshop is a tool that a great number of creative minds are familiar and comfortable with. While it isnt software package that has been built with animation specifically in mind there it has huge potential as an animation tool. The ability to control an aesthetic within the software gives a very hands on feel to the process and endless possibilities for your end result. I hope that this tutorial will help bridge the gap between designer and animator, beginner and professional. Before you get started you’ll need a basic-intermediate understanding of Photoshop, as well as a copy of Photoshop CS Extended (Which you can download from the Adobe website here) The layout of the tutorial- Part 1 Getting Started- All the key features that you’ll need to know in order to get animation out of Photoshop. These include an introduction to the animation timeline as well as the steps you can follow to export your animation. Part 2 Clean-up, Colour and Creating Actions. A step by step walk through for creating some the actions that will help you speed up your animation workflow – including creating colour layers, effective bucket filling and creating your next frame. It also touches on the use of adjustment layers. Part 3 Extra Tips and Tricks- A few extra tips and tricks to help you get started animating in Photoshop. These include using preexisting videos in your animation, better manipulating the timeline and how to export gifs from Photoshop. UPDATE- If you are using CS6, a few things wont work exactly the same way for you. I’ll make a revised tutorial at some point but in the mean time- To get the timeline, go to Window/Timeline. This will open the new Timeline window. Then Click ‘Create Video Timeline’. To change the frame rate use the small option button in the corner of the Timeline Window and select ‘Set Timeline Frame Rate’. You can now longer change the duration of the timeline using a dialog box, but you can extend it by dragging on of the video layers past the default 5 second point. There is no longer a PNG quicktime export setting which is a bit of a bummer. I have started using ‘Photoshop Image Sequence’ and PNG as my default exporting. A big new feature is being able to import image sequences straight into photoshop as video layers. Try that out. Its Great! Also a great new feature is being able to apply clipping masks to groups. Once you start finding uses for this you’ll wonder how you survived without it. Its amazing.