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    How to Create a 60s Retro Flyer Design

    How to Create a 60s Retro Flyer Design

    This flyer is inspired by the Swiss Typographic Style or modernist design that was popular in the 1960s. The heavy use of grids as an organizational system helps display information in a clean and clear way. Check out more to learn about how to keep your design cohesive and pristine!

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    Typography and Technology
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    Pamphlets -- Design Layout (Printing) Adobe Photoshop
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    How to Create a Newsletter Template in InDesign

    How to Create a Newsletter Template in InDesign

    If you are new to grids, this tutorial is perfect for you. You’ll learn how to set up a template by using a basic three-column grid. You’ll be able to see how to populate pages with images and text to keep your design clean and organized.

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    Typography and Technology
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    Adobe InDesign (Electronic resource) Layout (Printing) Desktop publishing
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    Illustrator in 60 Seconds: The Perspective Grid

    Illustrator in 60 Seconds: The Perspective Grid

    Perspective grids are one of those tools in Adobe Illustrator that not many people know how to use. With this super quick tutorial, you’ll be sure to learn everything about perspectives and how to create designs based on perspective grids.

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    Technology
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    Computer drawing Adobe Illustrator (Computer file)
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    How to Design With Grids and Break Them

    How to Design With Grids and Break Them

    If you ever wondered about grids, this article covers everything from their origin to how to design with them. As the foundation of any visual design, grids have become essential for composing layouts. This tool will help you create an organized and cohesive page. Check out this article to learn more.

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    Typography and Design Elements
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    Layout (Printing) History Graphic design (Typography) Grids (Typographic design)
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    How to Improve the Accessibility of Fonts and Typography in Your Designs

    How to Improve the Accessibility of Fonts and Typography in Your Designs

    Design for accessibility has been improving year after year. Typography is one of the most essential tools in graphic design and therefore has a huge impact on how text is viewed. Learn how to improve your technique for accessibility with this handy article.

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    Typography and Design Elements
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    Type type-founding Web sites -- Design Graphic design (Typography)
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    How to Combine Fonts, How Not To, and the Best Font Combinations

    How to Combine Fonts, How Not To, and the Best Font Combinations

    Typography is an essential part of graphic design. When I was a beginner designer, I had trouble understanding and combining fonts for a project. In this article, you'll learn how to use this important tool with simple tips and tricks.

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    Typography and Design Elements
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    Web typography Type type-founding Graphic design (Typography)
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    A Brief History of Display Fonts

    A Brief History of Display Fonts

    Display fonts are essential if you're looking to create a certain atmosphere and feeling in your design. In this article, get familiar with the history of display fonts and how they came to be so popular.

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    Typography and Design Elements
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    Type type-founding History Graphic design (Typography)
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    The Ultimate Guide to Basic Typography

    The Ultimate Guide to Basic Typography

    The world of design is extensive. Learn the most important terms that you need to navigate your design career. This article touches on misused terms and explains some important typesetting terminology.

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    Typography and Design Elements
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    Type type-founding Printing Graphic design (Typography)
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    Introduction to Petroleum Geomechanics

    Introduction to Petroleum Geomechanics

    This set of Presentations comprises an introductory course in Petroleum Geomechanics (Petroleum Rock Mechanics). The presentations start by introducing the basics of rock behaviour and design, initial conditions such as stress and temperature, and then move on to applications in areas such as borehole stability and stress changes in reservoirs. An attempt has been made to cover all of the major issues in Petroleum Geomechanics, but the materials also reflect the interests of the author to some degree.
    There are approximately 35-50 hours of lecture material, depending how it is presented, and whether there are problems presented and worked out in class by participants. The materials are suitable for 4th-year students in Petroleum Engineering, Civil Engineering and Mechanical Engineering, although the materials could be used as the basis of a late 3rd-year course providing the students have had exposure to stress and strain in earth materials such as a course in Structural and Petroleum Geology, or an introductory course in Soil Mechanics.
    As a professional short course, the materials can be presented in 35 hours, or selected modules can be added or left aside. As a courtesy, if you use these materials and develop modules of your own, develop clear problems sets, or improve these materials, please send a copy to mauriced@uwaterloo.ca, as I am always looking for better ways to present ideas and concepts.

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    Land Surveying and Geo-Informatics
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    Rock mechanics Petroleum -- Geology
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    Rock Engineering Practice and Design

    Rock Engineering Practice and Design

    The ISRM is extremely grateful to Erik Eberhardt of the University of British Columbia in Canada for preparing this series of downloadable ISRM Lectures on rock mechanics and rock engineering.
    1 - Introduction
    2 - Observational Approach
    3 - Empirical Design
    4 - Kinematic Analysis I
    5 - Kinematic Analysis II
    6 - Limit Equilibrium
    7 - In Situ Stress
    8 - Stress Analysis
    9 - Deformation Analysis
    10 - Discontinuum Analysis
    11 - Excavation Methods
    12 - Rock Support
    13 - Instrumentation
    14 - Brittle Fracture
    15 - Case Histories

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    Land Surveying and Geo-Informatics
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    Rock mechanics Engineering geology
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