When less is more
A list of five ways to do more with less in graphic design. Link
A list of five ways to do more with less in graphic design. Link
Unboxing.com has links to photosets of people taking the latest and greatest tech-toys out of their packages. Link
Khoi Vinh of nytimes.com and Subtraction interviews Jason Fried of 37 Signals. Link
…originated in 1903, designed by Albert Parkhouse. Link
Still in beta, but an interesting display of news around the world, as it happens. Link
Seen on Craigslist:
We are now accepting submissions of payments. Submit your payments to our paypal account, and the selected highest payment submitted will win some design/art work done for them.
Thanks and good luck!
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Not every tool has to do a million things like a Swiss Army knife, as long as it performs its one function better than anything else can. Link
…do not benefit anyone involved- they cheapen the value of the product, of the original and new designs and of the designers’ work and time. Link
Your new bubble on wheels has arrived, Sir. Link
What happens when CD packaging goes the way of the LP sleeve and vanishes? David Byrne thinks it will open up new possibilities for linking visual imagery and music. Link