On my quest to create a blog series showcasing a diverse collection of documented design processes, I started to browse the search engines for existing posts from known designers. You may have read my request for designers to share on the post, “Want to Contribute? I’m Looking for Designers to Share Their Design Process?“ Every designer takes [...]
Archive for the ‘Design Resources’ Category
April 15th, 2010
Non-profit websites typically get a bad wrap when talking about great web design. The fact of the matter is that many non-profit organizations out there are getting it right by following a simple plan of attack. Recently, I was approached to do a website for a non-profit organization. This sparked my thought process, and I [...]
March 31st, 2010
Every week I take some of the most popular and interesting tweets that I come across and share them with my community. Enjoy! Follow me on Twitter if you aren’t already 55 Examples of huge typography in web design Choosing the correct typography for your website is a very important part of the design process. [...]
February 19th, 2010
Every week I take some of the most popular and interesting tweets that I come across and share them with my community. Enjoy! How to sell the value of design: An email conversation As a designer it’s not always easy to stand up for yourself… clients often have demanding requests, tight budgets and due to [...]
February 13th, 2010
I am approached by clients on a daily basis for graphic design work. Many are professional, but some are not. Below is a start to a new collection of things clients say, which are frustrating, yet slightly humorous. CLIENT: “This project should be pretty easy if you know what your are doing.” CLIENT: “I need a [...]
February 10th, 2010
Let’s face it. Every product that humans create has an impact on the planet. In today’s world our everyday life is driven by cutting-edge technology that makes mass production of manufactured materials easier than ever before. So easy in fact that it has come to jeopardize our society’s future by tainting the environment with products [...]
February 3rd, 2010
Recently, in my writing composition class, I was asked to write a paper using a prompt which questions my field of study. The results were quite interesting after I thought about the question and did some research. The prompt: “What is the most important development that has occurred in your field of studies during the [...]
December 22nd, 2009
Image notes: Chris Hardwick (Nerdist) recently joined forces with Chris Glass and Wire & Twineto create a new series of t-shirts. Their first creation is “Nice Tweets”, in honor of Chris’ Twitter addiction. Borrowed from http://laughingsquid.com. Every week I take some of the most popular and interesting tweets that I come across and share them with my community. Enjoy! Here [...]
November 24th, 2009
Mosaic illustration made by Tsevis Visual Design for an article about Twitter for the Greek best selling computer magazine “RAM”. Best viewed large. Every week I take some of the most popular and interesting tweets that I come across and share them with my community. Enjoy! Colors can change your logo design fate – 10 careless [...]
November 7th, 2009
Every week I take some of the most popular and interesting tweets that I come across and share them with my community. Enjoy! 24 Numerical and Punctuation Logos – The Unusual Logo Designs!! So, here is a collection of 24 numerical and punctuated logo designs showing how creatively designers have played with these ignored features. [...]