Geometry Daily
added on Sunday, Jan 01, 2012 20:10 pm
I start something new today.
In 2012, I‘m going to channel my enthusiasm for simple graphics in a new on-going personal design project. Starting today I will publish a new graphic artwork each and every day. Each piece will be based on simple geometric shapes and composed in a rather minimal style. I set up a new tumble log dedicated to this project. It‘s called Geometry Daily, the URL is geometrydaily.tumblr.com.
Let‘s see where this will take us and how long I can hold that up! I‘m excited. See you over there. ¬ Comments
Wacom Inkling – My hands-on experiences
added on Monday, Oct 24, 2011 23:02 pm
I had my Wacom Inkling delivered three days ago. It is an awesome piece of technology, blurring the line between analog and digital drawing. Still it is far from being perfect. A lot of people already asked me about it, so here are my real-life hands-on experiences. ¬ Full Entry
Fonts In Use – Type at work in the real world.
added on Wednesday, Jan 05, 2011 22:02 pm
via fontsinuse.comfontsinuse.com is a new site by Sam Berlow, Stephen Coles, and Nick Sherma is an excellent resource for anybody who has an interest in typography. It shows real world examples and adds some explanation and in-depth critique. I would not take the critics‘ part as impeccable, but it is great to read some discourse on type. And the layout and typography of the site itself is worth the visit alone!
Lost World’s Fairs – Web typography showcase
added on Wednesday, Sep 15, 2010 22:00 pm
via lostworldsfairs.com Some big names in web design and web typography in particular have joined forced and released a new site. The only intention is to play around with type and the new design possibilities of today. Three pages are on display right now, very imaginative and playful. If you are interested in progressive web design, you need to see this.
Journalism Warning Labels by Tom Scott
added on Tuesday, Aug 17, 2010 21:10 pm
Little stickers to put on newspapers and the like, to warn of bad journalism. Great idea, making a very valid point on the written word these days.
iA on WIRED on iPad
added on Wednesday, Jun 09, 2010 18:49 pm
At informationarchitects.jp there is a very interesting conversation going on about the design of the WIRED magazine in the Apple's iPad. There is a lot to learn about designing for the iPad in general. What makes it even more interesting is not only the critique of Oliver Reichenstein (Information Architects), but the thoughtful reactions of Jonathan Hoefler (H&FJ type foundry) and Khoi Vinh (creative director of New York Times Online).