Just drop in your own pictures and texts, and it’s ready for print. Or use it as a professional online PDF or email attachment. This portfolio can serve multiple purposes. Use it to present your photos, products, services – or anything else you can think of, where images would be front and center. Everything you see is editable right in Photoshop & Indesign. All colors can easily be changed in one location. All texts are set with free fonts, and download links are provided.

This Preset for Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 up to 6 (CC). Concept of this set is Season. Fall Season have leaf color change to warm tone. I create preset from object around me in this season. You can create Theme color of fall season tone just select preset for match you photo for great result with a one click. You can fully adjustable. Compatible with RAW and JPG but I recommend use RAW file because I make preset with Raw file you will get true color from my preset. If you use with JPG file, color will variation with camera brand/model, camera setting.

Get it now! an Unique Powerpoint Template for Multipurpose Presentation business or personal use, such a creative industry, Technology, Finance, etc. All elements are editable from a shape to colors. all presentation include animated slide and transitions.

Rasmus typeface was created in 2014 by Markus John. Rasmus is delivered in 4 styles (regular, bold, italic? and bold Italic). The typeface is inspired by classic serifs like Times or Sabon but features contemporary details. Two significant details are the oblique serifs and the bold version has a larger x-high, therefore it becomes more legible. All styles are designed for use as body or headline text. The name Rasmus is the continuation and counterpart of Tilde. It symbolize a strong but at the same time detailed aesthetic.

Karbon is an open, geometric sans serif with a contemporary spartan finish. It is an exploration of Paul Renner’s reductionist Futura concept channelled through the proportions of Eric Gill’s eponymous sans, with a slight nod towards Jan Tschichold’s Uhertype sans-serif. Includes seven weights in Roman and Italic.