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Most graphical web browsers do display alt text in place of missing images, but there is one notable...
A good article to refer people to next time this discussion comes up is The myth of the page fold: e...
Happy New Year everyone. This time last year, Sam and I were excited to get the blog off and rolling...
Kodak has announced that it has completed the previously announced sale of its OLED business to an e...
A lovely design by Thiago Calza while a student. "It...
Gentle and beautiful girls are main personages on photos of talanted photographer Zhang Jingna from ...
If you're a web designer - should I say, if you're not, what the hell are you doing here?! - then le...
Alex Schomberg (1905 –1998) has been described by Stan Lee as being “to comic books what...
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This week’s Seven (plus or minus two) has to do with your shelf. Book shelf that is! Below is...
Is this really and honestly a great piece of applied graphic design? And isn't the whole point of pictograms the fact that you don't need words to explain what the picture means? Or am I missing something here?
I have told you before (several times, in fact) that I've been working on an on-going project called the shape of things, for which I'm designing the exhibition catalogues. The current exhibition is now on at Touchstones, Rochdale and features...
By Sholz & Friends (via Holster).
I had to go to Rochdale last week. It reminded me of a summer day in Manchester. And this drifting on the breeze through an open window. Many years ago.
A few weeks ago I received an email out of the blue: "Dear David, This is an initial email to see if you would be interested in reviewing some books. We are a small pr company and have recently taken...
I just love this idea from Justin Kemp - that you find expressions for which Google can't return any results, like: And then you fill the void: Brilliant. (via Angus Whines)
When you have your garden designed to match the needs of your Porsche.
I'm not sure that's quite the best way to describe the distinction between serif and sans serif faces, but it's nice to see the subject of typeface selection getting some broader exposure over on the BBC News Magazine site.