Are you looking for a better way to design pitches and creative presentations that are sure to hold your clients' attention? See how designers from the creative team behind "Sesame Street" build engaging presentations using Adobe InDesign — featuring interactivity, photography, and even the beloved "Sesame Street" characters — for maximum impact. In this session, Mark Magner, Diana Leto, and Raf Czapski will show how to: • Create effective pitches that go wherever you need them, from print to tablets, online sites, and conference rooms• Deliver an engaging interactive experience• Export your presentations in different formats

It is well-known that youth are ignorant about current global issues, so we went out to interview our classmates as well as youth on the streets of Toronto for their thoughts and knowledge about real and made-up world issues.

This project highlights two cousins and how they love to dance. On a street that is notorious for its violent crimes these two members are able to find something else to do that keeps them out of the dirt that surrounds them.

Dan Jackson, Senior Strategist for Production and Facilities at ITV, presents on the Adobe main stage at IBC, talking about how Adobe Story has been incorporated into the production workflows of Coronation Street & Emmerdale.

In this episode of Ask the Adobe Ones, Kush explains how he created the "Street Party Postcard" using Adobe Photoshop Touch on a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1.

Kush creates a digital postcard while in the middle of a wild costumed street fair in San Francisco using Adobe Photoshop Touch running on the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1

Despite snow fall, the crew explores the streets and venues to hear what people have to say around Park City, Utah

Learn how the artists at Sesame Workshop create the digital assets for their world-famous Sesame Street Muppets using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop as their primary tools. In this inspiring session, you'll get an inside view into how these amazing character artists bring the magic that is Sesame Street to life through illustration and photography. You'll also gain an understanding of how Sesame Workshop’s outreach to children around the world helps them learn and grow.

In 2010, San Francisco was awarded a National Endowment for the Arts’ Mayors Institute of City Design grant for The ARTery Project, a proposal to jumpstart Mid-Market revitalization between UN Plaza and 6th Street, through short term expanded arts programming and long term investment in the arts organizations that make Mid-Market their home. As the signature initiative of The ARTery Project, Lights on Market Street marks the gateways to Mid-Market with three large-scale public lighting installations. The interactive nature of the site-specific light installations encourages passersby to see the neighborhood in a new light. Along with The ARTery Project’s yearlong calendar of arts and cultural public events, visitors are inspired to return again and again to the district.

Graffiti isn’t just something you see on the streets or something you see people going to jail for. It’s a way that people express themselves. In this video people talk about what inspires them to pursue drawing graffiti and why they are interested in doing graffiti.