TIME: the April-March edition of Revolutionart

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This edition is a remaining about our limited existence,and a calling to the action. Enjoy every moment, live with passion, create and share!.

You can embed this poster using this url: http://i49.tinypic.com/e0mixu.jpg
And also you can order a colourful edition with 232 high resolution pages printed in fine glossy paper. Here’s the direct  link to do that:
http://peecho.org/0IW8CW

Enjoy!

 

Photoshop CS2 for free from Adobe website?

It seems like Adobe is offering free versions of CS2. But ad they corrected on the blog:

You have heard wrong! Adobe is absolutely not providing free copies of CS2!

What is true is that Adobe is terminating the activation servers for CS2 and that for existing licensed users of CS2 who need to reinstall their software, copies of CS2 that don’t require activation but do require valid serial numbers are available. (Special serial numbers are provided on the page for each product download.)

Anyway, if you go to this page what you will find is the creative suite. If you have a digital creative streak but your budget doesn’t extend far enough to buy Adobe’s Creative Suite applications, this is for you.

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Polaroid brushes for your creativity

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It doesn’t mind if you don’t have a polaroid camera. Just use this photoshop brushes and recreate different kind of polaroid frames. Enjoy!


Cute Polaroid frames with flowery decorations
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Multiple Polaroid Frames
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Simple and neat polaroid brush set
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Large Vintage Polaroid Brushes
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Large and Small Polaroid Frames with Paper Clips
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Another Simple Polaroid Brushes
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Polaroid and Old Film Brushes
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Grunge Polaroid Frame Brushes
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(don’t know how to install brushes? watch this video)

Photoshopping Illegal? France Set to Regulate Airbrushed Pics

 

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File this squarely under “would never happen in the U.S.” but French lawmakers have a fascinating new idea to combat body image issues: require disclaimers on Photoshopped or otherwise “enhanced” images of people.

The required warning would be needed in newspaper and magazine advertising, press photos, product packaging, political campaigns and art photography, according to the Telegraph. The language will reportedly be: “Retouched photograph aimed at changing a person’s physical appearance.”

The proposed law comes from French MP Valerie Boyer and is inspired by a recent report she authored on anorexia and bulemia. She points to the deterimental effect that unrealistic body images can have on adolescents: “Many young people, particularly girls, do not know the difference between the virtual and reality, and can develop complexes from a very young age. In some cases this leads to anorexia or bulimia and very serious health problems.”

More than 50 French politicians have voiced support for the law. If passed, advertisers who break it would be subject to a fine of £30,000 (about $48,200 USD), or 50 percent of the campaign cost.

What do you think: should this law pass? Is Photoshopped body imagery a public health issue?

[via Ars Technica]