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You can’t teach people to be creative, but you can inspire them to find their creativity. That is what happens at Adobe MAX.

At IBC – the International Broadcasting Convention – in Amsterdam, Adobe gave visitors a peek at new features coming to its software suite, with an emphasis on tools to facilitate collaboration.

As with all releases, this one brings a number of very welcome new features. The Content Aware Crop and a number of little updates in particular work for me.

The goal of the Spark suite is to give small businesses, marketing people, students, bloggers, and just about anyone else with a penchant to create stories a platform to do so that is easy and intuitive to use.

'Deadpool' is not your father's superhero movie, or, because of its R-rating, your kid's either. Director Tim Miller was true to the comic book character, who has been rude man out in the Marvel Universe for 25 years. Miller was obviously going for shock and edginess and he succeeded. But one thing not obvious is how this tale was put together. Traditionally, major movies have been assembled on big, dedicated editing hardware and software costing as much as a Prius. Although Deadpool couldn't have been put together on your father's PC, it probably could on your kid's. Adobe tools are bringing the power of Hollywood filmmaking to your home office.

Take a photo and mix it with text and color to quickly and easily generate eye-catching visuals that you can send to email, Twitter, Pinterest, Facebook, or Instagram.

Use Painter-based Particle Brushes in Adobe Photoshop CC or Lightroom to create amazing painterly effects from within those applications.

With all the new items that have come to Adobe Creative Cloud in 2015, you now have even better ways to improve your workflow. By mocking up your applications using Comp CC and with the addition of the new Artboards in Adobe Photoshop, you can really streamline your work before …

This edition of Adobe Creative Cloud for Video is chock full of goodies that will have you working with video and being creative for a long time to come.

With this new app you can you can brainstorm on the fly and prototype your designs in a mobile environment, then send them directly to InDesign, Photoshop, or Illustrator as fully editable native objects.