I found below interesting. I knew some of it… but in a few cases I was surprised at the answers.
Some colors become huge successes early on and then fade off into obscurity… while other colors go the distance and become international icons. Here we look at 11 of the great color legends… Stop Sign Red, [...]
This annual report (for a Croatian food company) ships wrapped in foil, and needs to be baked in an oven in order to make the thermal-reactive ink illustrations show up.
Note it’s only the Recipe Book (2nd additional book) that is needed to be baked to be seen. As a designer I love the idea. It’s [...]
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“There’s this new trend of organizing books by color. I love this photo by chotda linked via the Rainbow of Books Flickr group. This growing trend is cool but if I were gonna do this, I’d probably have to create a little digital database so I’d be able to find the right book I was [...]
Its not often I use exclamation marks on a title, but this deserves it. It may be the geek designer in me, but the effect they showed at Siggraph was absolutely amazing.
Siggraph 2007 had a presentation of an all new way to automatically resize images. By tracing ’seams’ with the least amount of energy. [...]
What happens when you put together a popular blogging platform, a customizable search experience and a flexible search API? You get a Search Box widget for Blogger, built using the AJAX Search API, and powered by a Linked Custom Search Engine (CSE).
Configure this widget on your Blogger blog and you can immediately search not just [...]
Continue reading about Google introduces LIVE search for Blogger… late.
Adobe does design very well. And one reason designers love Adobe products is the amount of tools they provide. One free tool they have up is a, for lack of a better term, Color Selector.
Their website Kulor is a web designers friend. With the ability to help you tweak and set [...]
I took my son to a party for one of his friends at a local jumphouse called PB & J’s that has 5 jumpers set up for the kids to play on. And with it all being inside, it’s a nice idea for bad weather and such, or just an affordable way to keep [...]
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[Truemors]
I had read earlier Guy Kawasaki had written a post about a new start up he had created in a short period of time (BTW read the post… [...]
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Designer Jamie Wieck has truly come up with something unique in a business card. A business card that if gotten wet will grow…
The result was a business card that worked like a miniature house-plant, growing alfalfa or cress when dipped in water - a business card for ‘another bloomin’ designer’.
Now as you can see the [...]
Here’s an interesting photo-book about tattoo typography — “Body Type: Intimate Messages Etched in Flesh,” by Ina Saltz (09-2006). Found on Tim Cole’s blog, he’s with the Adobe InDesign team, “This book makes me wonder if the lack of a series of Body Art templates is a glaring oversight on our part.”
There is also a [...]
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