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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

About Against The Clock About the Author

Against The Clock, long recognized as one of the nation’s leaders Erika Kendra holds a BA in History and a BA in English Lit-
in courseware development, has been publishing high-quality erature from the University of Pittsburgh. She began her career
educational materials for the graphic and computer arts indus- in the graphic communications industry as an editor at Graphic
tries since 1990. The company has developed a solid and widely Arts Technical Foundation, and has been a full-time professional
respected approach to teaching people how to effectively use graphic designer since 1999.
graphics applications, while maintaining a disciplined approach to Erika is the author or co-author of more than forty books about
real-world problems. Adobe graphic design software. She has also written several books

Having developed the Against The Clock and the Essentials for about graphic design concepts such as color reproduction and
Design series with Prentice Hall/Pearson Education, ATC drew preflighting, and dozens of articles for industry online and print
from years of professional experience and instructor feedback to journals. Working with Against The Clock for almost twenty years,
develop The Professional Portfolio Series, focusing on the Adobe Erika was a key partner in developing The Professional Portfolio
Creative Suite. These books feature step-by-step explanations, Series of software training books.
detailed foundational information, and advice and tips from pro-
fessionals that offer practical solutions to technical issues.

Contributing Editors and Artists
A big thank you to the people whose comments and expertise Project 4:
contributed to the success of these books: Images used in this project are copyright Against The Clock, Inc.
• Roger Morrissey, technical editor Roshambo.jpg photo by Charlie Essers.
• Gary Poyssick, technical editor Project 5:
• Rob McAllister, copy editor Photos used in this composition are by skeeze on Pixabay.com
Images used in the projects throughout this book are in the public
domain unless otherwise noted. Individual artists’ credit follow: Project 6:
Images used in this project are copyright Against The Clock, Inc.
Interface Project: Images in the supplied banner ad are photos by Jesse Darland and
glass.jpg photo by Free-Photos on Pixabay.com Dark Rider on Unsplash.com
potter.jpg by Marcel Kessler on Pixabay.com
Project 8:
weaver.jpg by Wei Zhu on Pixabay.com culture1.jpg by Pixabay.com
welder.jpg by Janno Nivergall on Pixabay.com
culture2.jpg by Liam Penjur on Pexels.com
Project 1: culture3.jpg by skeeze on Pixabay.com
Sunrise.jpg photo by Stefan Kunze on Unsplash.com. culture4.jpg by Miguel Bruna on Unsplash.com
Lightning.jpg photo by David Mourn on Unsplash.com fantasy1.jpg by Anthony Tran on Unsplash.com
Tornado.jpg photo by Jean Beaufort on Publicdomainpictures.net fantasy2.jpg by Ambar Simpang on Unsplash.com
Project 2: fantasy3.jpg by Darcy Delia on Pexels.com
amg.jpg photo by Mike on Pexels.com fantasy4.jpg by Couleur on Pixabay.com
inset1.jpg photo by Kyle Murfin on Unsplash.com feature1.jpg by Joy Anne Pura on Pexels.com
feature2.jpg by Vinicius Vilela on Pexels.com
inset2.jpg photo by Jake Weirick on Pexels.com
inset3.jpg photo by Sergiusz Rydosz on Publicdomainpictures.net feature3.jpg by Kathleen Sullivan on Pexels.com
tires.jpg photo by Imthaz Ahamed on Pexels.com theater1.jpg by Sasint on Pixabay.com
theater2.jpg by Cesira Alvarado on Unsplash.com
Project 3: theater3.jpg by A. Zuhri on Unsplash.com
Museum images in this project are courtesy of the Metropolitan
Museum of Art’s Open Access Program, which makes images of
artworks it believes to be in the public domain widely and freely
available for unrestricted use. www.metmuseum.org/about-the-
met/policies-and-documents/image-resources

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