5 Tools to Build an Interactive Catalog (And Why It’s Worth Doing)
If you've ever printed a catalog, you already know the pain: design changes show up late, prices change faster than ink dries, and once it's out there… it's out there.
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Microsoft is officially winding down 3D Viewer
Microsoft is continuing its quiet clean-up of the old "Creators Update" era in Windows. After already phasing out Paint 3D, the company has now confirmed that 3D Viewer is next: the app is deprecated and will be removed from the Microsoft Store on July 1, 2026.
The Art of the Pivot
Design is one of those careers where "staying the same" is almost a myth. Tools change. Platforms shift. Entire industries pop up overnight. So when a designer switches lanes, it's rarely a crisis of identity. Most of the time, it's a smart upgrade.
Figma vs Adobe XD vs Sketch
Picking a UI/UX design tool sounds like a boring checkbox decision… right up until your project grows, your team expands, and suddenly your "small file" turns into a living universe of components, prototypes, and developer questions.
Adobe Firefly in Real Design Work
Adobe Firefly didn't arrive in a vacuum. By the time it showed up inside Photoshop and Illustrator, tools like Midjourney, DALL-E, and Stable Diffusion had already proved one thing: you could turn plain text into visuals that were good enough to influence real client work. Firefly's big difference is where it lives. Instead of being "another app," it's baked into the tools many designers already use every day, which makes experimenting feel less like a separate workflow and more like a natural extension of the creative process.
Summary of CBAA3103 - 2D Animation
A Conversational Walkthrough of 2D Animation: From Core Principles to Moho 4.0 Practice. If you've ever watched a cartoon, a looping GIF, a game cutscene, or even a simple loading animation and thought, "How did they make that feel alive?", you've already met the heart of 2D animation.
The Anatomy of a Glyph: A Designer’s Guide to Speaking Type with Confidence
To most people, a letter is just a letter. A shape. Something you read and move on from. But designers don't get to "move on." Because once you've spent enough time choosing type for logos, websites, posters, or UI, you start seeing the tiny decisions hiding inside every letterform. That "simple" font choice suddenly becomes a whole personality system: sharp or soft, modern or classic, friendly or strict, airy or dense.
Illustration With AI: From Blank Canvas to First Draft in Minutes
Every illustrator knows that awkward standoff with a blank page. You've got a deadline, you've got a client waiting, and your brain decides this is the perfect time to forget how creativity works. Even worse is when the brief is vague in that dangerous way, like "surprise us with your style." You want to deliver something exciting, but suddenly your own style feels like it's hiding from you.
Assets and Textures with AI: Building Your Infinite Resource Library
If you've ever spent half an hour hunting for "the perfect" marble texture, you already know the problem isn't lack of options. It's that none of them are exactly what you need. The color is slightly off your brand palette, the vibe feels too generic, or the pattern looks like something you've seen on ten other sites. AI flips that workflow: instead of searching and settling, you describe what you want and generate it, then keep the best results to grow your own reusable library.
Summary of CBMT2103 - Intro to Multimedia Technology
A quick way to think about this course - If you have ever watched a short video, clicked through an interactive website, played a game, or even sat through a presentation that mixed text, pictures, and sound, you have already "used" multimedia. CBMT2103 basically takes that everyday experience and breaks it down into parts you can understand, plan, and build.
Apple Introduces Apple Creator Studio, a New Subscription for Creators
Apple is making a stronger push into the creator economy with the launch of Apple Creator Studio, a new subscription bundle designed for users who work with video, music, images, and presentations on a regular basis. Priced at RM29.90 per month in Malaysia, the service brings together several of Apple's professional creative tools under a single subscription, while also introducing new features, including AI-powered enhancements.
Why Converting Videos Actually Matters (And When It’s Worth Doing)
If you've ever added background videos to a website, you'll know the feeling. They look great, they set the mood, and they make a page feel alive. But the moment you check loading speed or open DevTools, reality hits. Large video files can quietly become one of the biggest performance killers on a site.
Microsoft Paint’s Quiet Glow-Up: AI Features You Probably Missed
For years, Microsoft Paint had a very specific reputation. It was that tiny, no-nonsense app you opened to crop an image, scribble an arrow, or save a screenshot in a hurry. It worked, it loaded instantly, and it stayed out of your way. Most of us never expected it to evolve beyond that.
Illustration in 2026: Human, Imperfect and Proud of It
As AI floods our screens with perfectly polished visuals, something fascinating is happening in the world of illustration. Creatives are pushing back. Instead of chasing flawless digital precision, many illustrators are deliberately leaning into humanity — embracing rough lines, awkward charm, emotional storytelling and unmistakably hand-made energy.
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