I was doing a lot of random stuff at first. Manga, cartoons, graphic design etc... Honestly, I knew I love art and illustration but I've got no idea what I was looking for. It's quite frustrating at first, trying out all sorts of techniques and looking at different forms of art but nothing hit me. Until one fine day, I decided to play with colours and candy, since these are the 2 most elements I am attracted to. I made the 1st piece of candy at titled "My World of Madness". It felt right, the ca

Content strategy has increasingly become a part of the web design conversation and in large part due to Kristina Halvorson, who has become a noted content advocate and activist. Kristina is the founder and president of Brain Traffic, an agency specializing in content strategy and writing for the web, author of the groundbreaking book, Content [...]

Uninterested in design trends and fashions, he often draws inspiration from collectibles and memorabilia. Kidd is now busy creating his masterpiece, a graphic novel born from his lifelong fascination with Batman (he regards himself as Batman’s number-one fan). He has teamed up with comic-book artist Dave Taylor to illustrate the story in an astonishing way, conjuring a Fritz Lang aesthetic with a healthy dose of Kidd’s own sensibility.

During a public meeting of the W3C CSS Working Group, Mozilla web standards lead Tantek Çelik precipitated a crisis in Web Standards Land when he complained about developers who misunderstand and abuse vendor prefixes by only supporting WebKit’s, thereby creating a browser monoculture. Tantek’s proposed solution—having Mozilla pretend to be WebKit—inflamed many in the standards community, especially when representatives from Opera and Microsoft immediately agreed a

A l’occasion du dernier jour de vote des Fubiz Awards 2012, nous vous proposons de retrouver les interviews des différents nominés. Découvrez les anecdotes et les réponses de ses artistes et retrouvez le nom des lauréats Fubiz Awards dès le lundi 13 février 2012. Interview : Woodkid - Iron Interview : Nabil Elderkin - Bon Iver - [...]

A few months ago I was ‘Profiled’ for .Net Magazine. If you don’t subscribe to the printed version (available in both the UK and US, though sold in the US as Practical Web Design Magazine), they have published the interview online for your reading pleasure. Here’s to hoping you enjoy it. Here’s just a few [...]

One of my favourite things about running this blog is getting the chance to interview designers I really admire. Harry Ford definitely falls in to that category - he is an fantastic designer and a very talented illustrator. We discuss working as a freelancer, Harry's design process, Remember The War and the recent New Adventures In Web Design conference. Related posts:

I began working in the fashion industry around 2002, when I joined my family’s apparel manufacturing company with absolutely no formal training. Around Mid 2006 I started dabbling with a bit of photoshop, and was basically having fun everyday.. earlier days it seemed really fun and joy to create, but as I was exploring more, I started becoming really serious with creating and expressing myself through the digital medium. In about a year, I finally decided to pursue my love , to do what I r

Christian Forestell from BikiniLines.net kindly took the time to answer some of my questions, so please read the interview. 1. We would like to welcome you to UnderWorld Magazines. Please introduce Yourself and tell ...

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Once you are done with your studies, heading into the right direction from the beginning is very important. As a graphic designer, you will need a portfolio to show people how talented you are. If you want to land into your dream job, it is important for you to have a great online portfolio. Apart from having an awesome online portfolio, you need to appear as a very confident graphic designer during interviews. What are your goals with a new job? Do you want to design layouts for color flyer pri

By Taro Yumiba How and when did you become interested in typography & type design? At university I majored in graphic design. I used to leaf through typeface catalogs in search of letters to use in my poster design assignments. However, I could never find any typefaces that matched perfectly what I had in mind, so [...]

I normally don’t post or link to my mainstream media coverage here on the blog–not necessarily because of the perceived horn tooting, but primarily because a lot of those articles are just sort of vapid, empty whitewashes with little depth and even less bite. That said, I was just featured in the December issue of [...]

Interview with the designer of Solo, a beautiful project management solution for the modern freelancer.