In a first for the reality television industry, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) argued on Wednesday that contestants on Netflixs dating show Love Is Blind should be classified as employees a designation that would give them significantly more on-set protections, including the ability to unionize. The filing by the NLRBs regional office in Minneapolis comes after two of the shows former contestants Renee Poche and Nick Thompson levied complaints with the Board, alleging unfair labor practices. Those complaints coincided with lawsuits filed by Poche and another former contestant, Tran Dang, both of whom raised worries about their physical safety on the program.The filing is the start of a long process, and doesnt immediately mean that Love Is Blind contestants have to be classified as employees. Depending on what happens in the new Trump administration, its also likely they may not attain that classification in the near term. Related:Thats because the NLRBs statement is only an initial complaint against the two production companies Kinetic Content and Delirium TV that run the show, and multiple things still have to happen before that statement becomes policy. First, the companies have the option to reach a settlement with the NLRB. If theyre unable to, an administrative court will review the claims of labor violations next spring. Then, any decisions that are made could be subject to a series of appeals. President-elect Donald Trumps ascent to the White House also adds uncertainty. As president, Trump will be able to name his own picks to key NLRB roles, including officials who could push for a favorable settlement for the companies, or drop the case. Kinetic Content (which oversees Delirium TV) and Netflix did not immediately respond to a request for comment. That the NLRB has put forth the complaint is still notable, and spotlights important questions about how reality television contestants are treated, however. Love Is Blind, which has become highly popular on Netflix since it debuted in 2000, is far from the only reality TV show thats seen contestants navigate alleged abusive working conditions and potential threats of violence. If you look at some of their individual contracts, theyre pretty shocking, Day Krolik, an adjunct law professor at New York University and former director of labor relations at NBC, told Vox, of reality show agreements broadly. Some of them say the individual can expect to not have food for a protracted period of time that you may be subject to what many would consider sexual harassment. You know, you agree to all this.This would set an industrywide precedent if it became policyA key aspect of the complaint deals with how the production companies of Love Is Blind classify the contestants on the show. Currently, theyre participants, and not employees, which means productions arent subject to an array of legal requirements around wages, paid leave, or insurance. Notably, the contestants also arent able to unionize and dont have protections under the National Labor Relations Act, which establishes the right to a union. The issue of worker classification has been contested in other industries, too, including at gig economy companies like Uber and Lyft. As independent contractors, for instance, Lyft and Uber drivers are unable to unionize and dont have workplace safety protections, both gaps that have been points of contention. If Love Is Blind contestants were considered employees, theyd be able to unionize and be able to receive crucial labor protections on multiple fronts. If they are considered employees then the employer may have to follow many other laws that cover employees: workers compensation, unemployment insurance, discrimination laws, OSHA, tax laws, says Cathy Creighton, director of Cornell Universitys Industrial and Labor Relations Buffalo Co-Lab.Notably, too, that shift in classification could set a widespread precedent for the entire reality TV industry. The NLRB would evaluate each show on a case-by-case basis, experts tell Vox, but having another show be subject to a filing like this sets a legal standard that could be applied to others as well. I think this would set a precedent that workers in similar situations should be covered employees under the National Labor Relations Act, Laura Padin, director of work structures at the National Employment Law Project, told Vox. Other parts of the NLRB filing take aim at common practices that reality shows are known to use, finding that Love Is Blinds confidentiality agreements, non-compete clauses, and pay-or-stay requirements are also unlawful. Under these agreements, contestants are muzzled about many of their experiences on the show for a certain period of time, and had previously been threatened with a fine of $50,000 if they chose to leave the show early. The filing is unlikely to translate to policy just yetThe NLRBs complaint is the beginning of a lengthy process to change how production companies treat the contestants on Love Is Blind. One of two things will happen next.The filing could be settled by the NLRB and the companies involved: This would involve negotiations between the NLRB and the production companies to try to find terms that both could agree to. If theyre unable to find such an agreement, the complaint will be evaluated by an administrative judge, who will hear arguments from both parties in April. Any decision made by that judge can then be appealed, including to the national board and then federal court. Adding uncertainty into these proceedings is the fact that Trump is widely expected to fire the current NLRB general counsel, who is integral to overseeing these cases. A Trump general counsel could decide that they want to reach a quick settlement with the production companies or even drop the case. Trump is also set to fill the two open seats on the NLRB with Republican members, giving the panel a GOP majority thats set to take a more pro-business direction and rule favorably for companies if they have to consider an appeal. As such, its not likely a reclassification of Love Is Blind contestants, or those of other reality shows, will happen in the near term. Despite this, though, the NLRB announcement brings additional awareness to issues that have plagued the reality TV industry for years and could encourage other complaints, regardless of what happens with the Love Is Blind filing.This could change the reality TV industry forever, Bryan Freedman, Poches attorney, told CNN. The practices identified by the NLRB in its complaint against Delirium are ubiquitous in this space.Youve read 1 article in the last monthHere at Vox, we're unwavering in our commitment to covering the issues that matter most to you threats to democracy, immigration, reproductive rights, the environment, and the rising polarization across this country.Our mission is to provide clear, accessible journalism that empowers you to stay informed and engaged in shaping our world. 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EA FC 25's player of the month is Liverpool star Mohamed Salah, with a new 90-rated card that's sure to be an amazing addition to any player's Ultimate Team lineupTech15:29, 13 Dec 2024Salah is in unbelievable form(Image: Liverpool FC via Getty Images)EA FC 25's Globetrotters update is expected later today, and the Mode Mastery event is continuing, but there's the small matter of Player of the Month to be decided.Mohamed Salah has been in unbelievable form for Liverpool this season as Arne Slot's side top the Premier League table and the new-look Champion's League format, and the Egyptian forward has earned a great new card for the football sim that boosts his overall stat to 90.Looking for more? Check out our rundown of the latest Team of the Week.Salah's new card looks fantasticThe new Mohamed Salah card for EA FC POTM can be seen above, and he's got some fantastic stats.90 pace and dribbling will help him terrorise defences, while he's also got 88 shooting that should see him bagging plenty of goals, while 84 will help him notch assists, too.Salah has scored 13 goals and laid on 8 assists in 14 games in the Premier League so far this season, while also getting 2 goals and 4 assists in 6 Champions League appearances.Article continues belowLiverpool have now offered fresh contract terms to Salah, with the club understandably keen to keep him, and teammates Virgil Van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold, at the club.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletters.RECOMMENDED

Nintendo should make a more expensive Switch 2 that isnt portable Readers FeatureGameCentralPublished December 14, 2024 9:00am How many Switch 2s should there be? (Nintendo)A reader argues that for the Switch 2, Nintendo should make a reverse of the Switch Lite: a non-portable model thats more powerful.Im writing this on Thursday afternoon and I feel confident in saying that the Nintendo Switch 2 (or GTA 6) isnt going to be announced at The Game Awards. I just dont think that Nintendo or Rockstar Games want to do that kind of annoucement at someone elses event, where they dont have complete control over every single factor. Its interesting to me, how the best game makers are all so very different in terms of what they create but surprisingly similar in how they act.In many ways though, Im not that interested in the initial reveal, but more the second one that will inevitably go into more detail about the games. Given how many rumours there have been recently, it would now be a shock if the Switch 2 looked very different from the current Switch, bar this extra pedal on the back and some other minor differences. But thats fine. The physical design of the Switch has been a proven success, and I am happy for it to be iterated on.What I want from the Switch 2 is for it to be more powerful, not just for the sake of it but so that it can run all or most current gen games. I realise thats probably not likely this generation, even if it has been a small leap from last gen, but thats why I would like them to do an equivalent of the Switch Lite, but instead of being portable-only Id like it to be not portable at all and more powerful.This very idea, of there being two models of the Switch 2, was suggested by a rumour a year or so ago but I have never heard it brought up again, which means its either not true, and someone just made it up, or Nintendos lawyers got to them. Sadly, I feel the more likely explanation is the first one.The thing is though, the Switch Lite is a special model that removes the main gimmick of the console (and loses the meaning of its name) in order to offer a cheaper version for a specific use and audience. What I am arguing for is to simply do the opposite: a more expensive version for a different audience.Im not suggesting a 700 PS5 Pro monstrosity, but I dont think that would be necessary. It must be possible to approximate the PlayStation 5s power much more easily now than it was four years ago, especially as the Switch 2 wouldnt need a disc drive, so youre already looking at something more equivalent to the PlayStation 5 Digital Editions price, which is around 350 at the moment.Thats less than 100 more than the Switch OLED, so were not talking about some massive leap in price. Thats why I think my suggestion is reasonable, because a more powerful Switch 2 will immediately allow it access to a much wider range of third party games. Remove the portable features, like the detachable Joy-Cons (which the Switch Lite also doesnt have) and I think youd be able to keep the price quite low.Now, I know what youre thinking: Nintendo would not want certain Switch 2 games to only work on one model but theyve done that multiple times before with their portables, going as far back as the Game Boy Color when it was quite commonplace and as recently as the New Nintendo 3DS, which had over half a dozen games which only worked on it and not standard versions of the console (Xenoblade Chronicles 3D was the most famous).So, all Im asking for is this: a non-portable version of the Switch 2 that is less than 400 and which is powerful enough to run Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5 games. I believe this would sell in significant numbers, certainly a higher percentage of normal Switch 2 sales than the PS5 Pro compared to the PlayStation 5.Ordinary Switch 2 customers would not be inconvenienced in any way, but those that wanted to pay a little more and/or sacrifice the portability, would be given access to a wider range of games, of the sort that more hardcore gamers would probably only be interested in anyway.More TrendingI haven no expectation that Nintendo will do this, but its what I hope for anyway.By reader Cinnamon The New Nintendo 3DS ran different games to the old one (Nintendo)The readers features do not necessarily represent the views of GameCentral or Metro.You can submit your own 500 to 600-word reader feature at any time, which if used will be published in the next appropriate weekend slot. Just contact us at gamecentral@metro.co.uk or use our Submit Stuff page and you wont need to send an email.GameCentralExclusive analysis, latest releases, and bonus community content.This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Your information will be used in line with our Privacy Policy

What if Iron Man wasnt rich and out of work? (AdHoc Studio)Fans of Telltale Games should keep an eye out for new superhero game Dispatch, which may end up being the best adventure game of 2025.Anyone hoping for an update from Telltale Games on The Wolf Among Us 2 at The Game Awards 2024 will have come away thoroughly disappointed.The sequel was originally meant to be out last year, but Telltale has since said nothing about its progress. The only thing weve heard is that its not been cancelled, despite Telltale suffering a round of layoffs towards the end of 2023.However, something Telltale-esque did debut during The Game Awards last night: a narrative driven superhero game called Dispatch, thats being worked on by a number of ex-Telltale staff.The game centres on Robert Robertson, who was once an Iron Man-like superhero called Mecha Man. That was until his fancy mech suit was destroyed, leaving him incapable of performing superheroics.Instead, he takes up the role of a dispatcher, meaning that instead of fighting bad guys its his job to deploy the right heroes to handle crimes and emergencies. All the while navigating his new working relationships, rehabilitating a team of former supervillains, and rebuilding his suit.Based on the trailer, Dispatch certainly shares all the Telltale hallmarks, with narrative choices dictating how the story progresses. Dispatching heroes though, looks like a fun gameplay mechanic and the games graphics and animation is considerably better than the Telltale norm.Dispatch is in development at AdHoc Studio, which was formed by former Telltale employees in the wake of the developers closure, but before its surprise comeback. In fact, this appears to be the studios first project, although it is apparently assisting Telltale with its development on The Wolf Among Us 2 as well.More TrendingThe games Steam listing, and the trailer, specifically highlights how Dispatch shares the same writers and directors as the first The Wolf Among Us and the original Tales From The Borderlands.It also boasts a star-studded cast, from TV stars like Breaking Bads Aaron Paul and high-profile voice actors like Laura Bailey to big-name YouTubers like Jacksepticeye and MoistCr1TiKaL.When is Dispatch being released?Dispatch is slated for a 2025 release but theres nothing more specific than that at the moment. Assuming nothing goes wrong, it may well come out before The Wolf Among Us 2.Dispatch is scheduled to launch on PC via Steam as well as consoles. AdHoc Studio hasnt specified precisely which consoles, though PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S releases feel like a safe bet at least. The dispatch mechanic itself should help the game stand out compared to Telltales work (AdHoc Studio)Emailgamecentral@metro.co.uk, leave a comment below,follow us on Twitter, andsign-up to our newsletter.To submit Inbox letters and Readers Features more easily, without the need to send an email, just use ourSubmit Stuff page here.For more stories like this,check our Gaming page.GameCentralExclusive analysis, latest releases, and bonus community content.This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Your information will be used in line with our Privacy Policy

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More than two dozen members of Congress have been the victims of sexually explicit deepfakes and an overwhelming majority of those impacted are women, according to a new study that spotlights the stark gender disparity in this technology and the evolving risks for womens participation in politics and other forms of civic engagement. The American Sunlight Project (ASP), a think tank that researches disinformation and advocates for policies that promote democracy, released findings on Wednesday that identified more than 35,000 mentions of nonconsensual intimate imagery (NCII) depicting 26 members of Congress 25 women and one man that were found recently on deepfake websites. Most of the imagery was quickly removed as researchers shared their findings with impacted members of Congress.We need to kind of reckon with this new environment and the fact that the internet has opened up so many of these harms that are disproportionately targeting women and marginalized communities, said Nina Jankowicz, an online disinformation and harassment expert who founded The American Sunlight Project and is an author on the study. Nonconsensual intimate imagery, also known colloquially as deepfake porn though advocates prefer the former, can be created through generative AI or by overlaying headshots onto media of adult performers. There is currently limited policy to restrict its creation and spread.ASP shared the first-of-its-kind findings exclusively with The 19th. The group collected data in part by developing a custom search engine to find members of the 118th Congress by first and last name, and abbreviations or nicknames, on 11 well-known deepfake sites. Neither party affiliation nor geographic location had an impact on the likelihood of being targeted for abuse, though younger members were more likely to be victimized. The largest factor was gender, with women members of Congress being 70 times more likely than men to be targeted. ASP did not release the names of the lawmakers who were depicted in the imagery, in order to avoid encouraging searches. They did contact the offices of everyone impacted to alert them and offer resources on online harms and mental health support. Authors of the study note that in the immediate aftermath, imagery targeting most of the members was entirely or almost entirely removed from the sites a fact theyre unable to explain. Researchers have noted that such removals do not prevent material from being shared or uploaded again. In some cases involving lawmakers, search result pages remained indexed on Google despite the content being largely or entirely removed.The removal may be coincidental. Regardless of what exactly led to removal of this content whether cease and desist letters, claims of copyright infringement, or other contact with the sites hosting deepfake abuse it highlights a large disparity of privilege, according to the study. People, particularly women, who lack the resources afforded to Members of Congress, would be highly unlikely to achieve this rapid response from the creators and distributors of AI-generated NCII if they initiated a takedown request themselves. According to the studys initial findings, nearly 16 percent of all the women who currently serve in Congress or about 1 in 6 congresswomen are the victims of AI-generated nonconsensual intimate imagery.Jankowicz has been the target of online harassment and threats for her domestic and international work dismantling disinformation. She has also spoken publicly about being the victim of deepfake abuse a fact she found out through a Google Alert in 2023. You can be made to appear in these compromised, intimate situations without your consent, and those videos, even if you were to say, pursue a copyright claim against the original poster, as in my case they proliferate around the internet without your control and without some sort of consequence for the people who are amplifying or creating deepfake porn, she said. That continues to be a risk for anybody who is in the public eye, who is participating in public discourse, but in particular for women and for women of color.Image-based sexual abuse can have devastating mental health effects on victims, who include everyday people who are not involved in politics including children. In the past year, there have been reports of high school girls being targeted for image-based sexual abuse in states like California, New Jersey and Pennslyvania. School officials have had varying degrees of response, though the FBI has also issued a new warning that sharing such imagery of minors is illegal. The full impact of deepfakes on society is still coming into focus, but research already shows that 41 percent of women between the ages of 18 and 29 self-censor to avoid online harassment.That is a hugely powerful threat to democracy and free speech, if we have almost half of the population silencing themselves because theyre scared of the harassment they could experience, said Sophie Maddocks, research director at the Center for Media at Risk at the University of Pennsylvania. There is no federal law that establishes criminal or civil penalties for someone who generates and distributes AI-generated nonconsensual intimate imagery. About a dozen states have enacted laws in recent years, though most include civil penalties, not criminal ones. AI-generated nonconsensual intimate imagery also opens up threats to national security by creating conditions for blackmail and geopolitical concessions. That could have ripple effects on policymakers irrespective of whether theyre directly the target of the imagery.My hope here is that the members are pushed into action when they recognize not only that its affecting American women, but its affecting them, Jankowicz said. Its affecting their own colleagues. And this is happening simply because they are in the public eye. Image-based sexual abuse is a unique risk for women running for office. Susanna Gibson narrowly lost her competitive legislative race after a Republican operative shared nonconsensual recordings of sexually explicit livestreams featuring the Virginia Democrat and her husband with The Washington Post. In the months after her loss, Gibson told The 19th she heard from young women discouraged from running for office out of fear of intimate images being used to harass them. Gibson has since started a nonprofit dedicated to fighting image-based sexual abuse and an accompanying political action committee to support women candidates against violations of intimate privacy. Maddocks has studied how women who speak out in public are more likely to experience digital sexual violence.We have this much longer, women should be seen and not heard pattern that makes me think about Mary Beards writing and research on this idea that womanhood is antithetical to public speech. So when women speak publicly, its almost like, OK. Time to shame them. Time to strip them. Time to get them back in the house. Time to shame them into silence. And that silencing and that shaming motivation we have to understand that in order to understand how this harm is manifesting as it relates to congresswomen. ASP is encouraging Congress to pass federal legislation. The Disrupt Explicit Forged Images and Non-Consensual Edits Act of 2024, also known as the DEFIANCE Act, would allow people to sue anyone who creates, shares or receives such imagery. The Take It Down Act would include criminal liability for such activity and require tech companies to take down deepfakes. Both bills have passed the Senate with bipartisan support, but have to navigate concerns around free speech and harm definitions, which are typical hurdles to tech policy, in the House. It would be a dereliction of duty for Congress to let this session lapse without passing at least one of these bills, Jankowicz said It is one of the ways that the harm of artificial intelligence is actually being felt by real Americans right now. Its not a future harm. Its not something that we have to imagine. In the absence of congressional action, the White House has collaborated with the private sector to conceive creative solutions to curb image-based sexual abuse. But critics arent optimistic about Big Techs ability to regulate itself, given the history of harm caused by its platforms.It is so easy for perpetrators to create this content, and the signal is not just to the individual woman being targeted, Jankowicz said. Its to women everywhere, saying, If you take this step, if you raise your voice, this is a consequence that you might have to deal with. If you have been a victim of image-based sexual abuse, the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative maintains a list of legal resources. This article was originally published on The Markup and was republished under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives license.

Sentier Mixed-Use Building / Studio Vincent EschalierSave this picture! Jean-Pierre VaillancourtArchitects: Studio Vincent EschalierAreaArea of this architecture projectArea:3000 mYearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2024 PhotographsPhotographs:Jean-Pierre Vaillancourt, Axel DahlMore SpecsLess SpecsSave this picture!Text description provided by the architects. On the Grands Boulevards, close to the iconic Parisian Grand Rex, Studio Vincent Eschalier is revitalizing an office and commercial building while respecting its historical qualities. The objective was to bring harmony and a contemporary look to a building that has undergone numerous modifications, all while respecting the surrounding architectural language.Save this picture!Built in the 17th century, this building was once a family home. Its many modifications of use led to several architectural interventions over the decades, including the creation of additional wings, glass roofs and raised ceilingsDespite certain inconsistencies, the structure comprising five stories above ground level and a basement level exhibited notable architectural and heritage qualities. Studio Vincent Eschalier undertook this renovation project, focusing closely on preserving and enhancing these distinctive elements.Save this picture!The street-facing facades were first restored to their original appearance, respecting the boulevard's character. The building's commercial base was enhanced with a new dark gray granite cladding.Save this picture!The workspaces, understated and comfortable, feature custom-made desks in light wood and linen rubber. Maison Vincent Eschalier made the furniture selection with an eye to the overall harmony of the project, choosing pieces from designers such as Axel Chay, Margaux Keller and Duplex Studio, along with renowned design houses like Silvera, Movimento, and Petite Friture. The studio also selected a variety of plants. Custom cabinets were installed in tea rooms and workspaces.Save this picture!The interior boasts a relaxed, open, and bright style. Many walls are left unfinished, complementing various wood types that add warmth to the space. Technical and structural elements are left exposed on the ceiling and painted white for a uniform finish.Save this picture!Save this picture!The historic staircases have been preserved and refurbished. The living areas and circulation areas are distinguished by their mineral cladding, the washrooms by their terracotta tiles, and the atrium by its opus incertum stone slabs.Save this picture!The formal central courtyard, the heart of the project, has been transformed into a spacious living area filled with natural light, thanks to the glass roof overhead. Sheltered from the hustle and bustle of this lively neighborhood, the roof of the building at the far end of the plot features an accessible green terrace, a true haven in the heart of the city.Save this picture!Save this picture!Between tradition and risk-taking, the Vincent Eschalier architecture and design studio sculpts strong spaces, with raw language and meticulous detail. Founded in Paris in 2009, the studio stands out for the complexity and boldness of its creations. The multi-disciplinary team's work is guided as much by high standards as by the ambition to produce timeless creations. From the interior of a private jet to contemporary apartments and customized workspaces, not forgetting the creation of recycled aluminum door handles, Studio Vincent Eschalier's creations cross several disciplines, the main ones being architecture, interior architecture and design.Save this picture!Project gallerySee allShow lessProject locationAddress:38 Rue du Sentier, 75002 Paris, FranceLocation to be used only as a reference. It could indicate city/country but not exact address.About this officeMaterialsMaterials and TagsPublished on December 14, 2024Cite: "Sentier Mixed-Use Building / Studio Vincent Eschalier" 14 Dec 2024. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1024543/sentier-mixed-use-building-studio-vincent-eschalier&gt ISSN 0719-8884Save!ArchDaily?You've started following your first account!Did you know?You'll now receive updates based on what you follow! Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors, offices and users.Go to my stream

Villa MR / Atelier ArchipleinSave this picture! Aurlien PoulatHouses, RenovationAnnecy, FranceArchitects: Atelier ArchipleinAreaArea of this architecture projectArea:350 mYearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2024 PhotographsPhotographs:Aurlien PoulatMore SpecsLess SpecsSave this picture!Text description provided by the architects. The project involved a major transformation of a 1960s entrepreneur's villa in a neoregionalist style, situated on a hillside, overlooking Annecy Lake. The extension on the garden side acts as an additional layer that offers a theatrical view overlooking the lake through a major panoramic opening.Save this picture!Save this picture!Save this picture!Save this picture!The existing house has been refurbished on all three levels and was initially composed of little independent and single-purpose rooms, the project aimed to modify this spatiality which no longer corresponded to contemporary uses.Save this picture!Save this picture!Save this picture!The structure of the building is now visible in the interiors. Each load-bearing frame is treated with various forms that fit the specific structural and spatial challenges. From the entrance, a picture rail wall houses the fireplace and offers a glimpse of a line of columns, and vestiges of the former faade.Save this picture!The chromatic and stylistic codes of its construction period have been reintroduced through the use of Tyrolian render, marquetry, and terrazzo floors in an appropriate register of forms.Save this picture!Project gallerySee allShow lessAbout this officeAtelier ArchipleinOfficeMaterialConcreteMaterials and TagsPublished on December 14, 2024Cite: "Villa MR / Atelier Archiplein" 14 Dec 2024. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1024423/villa-mr-atelier-archiplein&gt ISSN 0719-8884Save!ArchDaily?You've started following your first account!Did you know?You'll now receive updates based on what you follow! Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors, offices and users.Go to my stream

Join graphic artist Anthony Burrill as he shares how he combines his handwork craft skills with digital media to generate uniquely powerful visuals. Bridging the gap between content that is handmade and digitally native, Anthonys workflow includes turning high-res scanned original letterpress type into artful layouts with Photoshop as his main digital tool. In this session, youll explore: Modern and old techniques to create powerful visual statements Combining analog craft and digital techniques How Anthony creates layouts that are then used to make artworkSubscribe to Adobe Creative Cloud: https://adobe.ly/48Y1QJ1 Learn more about Creative Cloud: https://adobe.ly/3RTndnp About Adobe Creative Cloud:Unlocking creative potential goes beyond tools it's about cultivating inspiration, fostering innovation, and mastering artistic expression. On the Adobe Creative Cloud YouTube channel, discover stories, concepts, and trends that ignite your creativity. We are your hub for creativity, connecting you with Adobe channels for detailed tutorials and product insights. Adobe Creative Cloud brings together everything you need to create your greatest work. One membership gives you access to all Adobe professional creative desktop applications, plus new features as soon as they're available. Cloud storage ensures file access anywhere, even on mobile, streamlining concept sharing. Cloud-based services let you build websites, mobile apps, and content for any medium/device. With Behance integration, you can publish your portfolio on your own URL and plug into the world's largest creative community to get inspired, get feedback, and find new opportunities.Connect with Adobe Creative Cloud:Twitter: https://twitter.com/creativecloud LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/adobe-creative-cloud/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adobecreativecloud Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adobecreativecloud/ #Adobe #AdobeYouTube #AdobeCreativeCloud

Discover how to make your illustrations stand out and captivate people with Catalina Estrada, renowned illustrator and pattern designer, who will share her insights on how beauty can communicate powerful messages and influence emotions. Throughout her career, Catalina has witnessed how her vibrant designs, featured on various products, have deeply resonated with people, sparking greater interest in the projects they support. Catalina will cover: Transforming inspiration: How to transform inspiring elements around you into your own workable images with Adobe Capture and Fresco, making your workflow simple and efficient Streamlining patterns: Tips for speeding up pattern creation and the color adjustment process in Illustrator Visualizing potential: How she uses Photoshop to apply illustrations in realistic mockups to fully visualize their potential beauty Subscribe to Adobe Creative Cloud: https://adobe.ly/48Y1QJ1 Learn more about Creative Cloud: https://adobe.ly/3RTndnp About Adobe Creative Cloud:Unlocking creative potential goes beyond tools it's about cultivating inspiration, fostering innovation, and mastering artistic expression. On the Adobe Creative Cloud YouTube channel, discover stories, concepts, and trends that ignite your creativity. We are your hub for creativity, connecting you with Adobe channels for detailed tutorials and product insights. Adobe Creative Cloud brings together everything you need to create your greatest work. One membership gives you access to all Adobe professional creative desktop applications, plus new features as soon as they're available. Cloud storage ensures file access anywhere, even on mobile, streamlining concept sharing. Cloud-based services let you build websites, mobile apps, and content for any medium/device. With Behance integration, you can publish your portfolio on your own URL and plug into the world's largest creative community to get inspired, get feedback, and find new opportunities.Connect with Adobe Creative Cloud:Twitter: https://twitter.com/creativecloud LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/adobe-creative-cloud/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adobecreativecloud Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adobecreativecloud/ #Adobe #AdobeYouTube #AdobeCreativeCloud