Having not read many books in quite some time, I recently made a decision to start reading again. The first book I invested in was Logo Design Love by David Airey. Considering how much pleasure I get in reading David’s blog, it was the obvious choice. Read the rest of this entry »
In an effort to keep my blogging as active as possible, and yet still maintain a solid degree of quality post content on my blog here, I decided to engage with Posterous – the perfect solution. Read the rest of this entry »
Over the past few weeks there have been riots in blogland, which all kicked off from this tweet by Elliot Jay Stocks. Read the rest of this entry »
At long last, I have finally started making good use of my Evernote account. For those of you unaware of it, Evernote is a service that helps you remember everything. Users can upload audio clips, text notes, photos and other graphic files for storage and easy safe keeping. Initially, I started to engage with Evernote using it as a tool to help me remember stuff, but once I started to use Things app, there was no longer a need for Evernote because Things is the best for that. Read the rest of this entry »
Following on from my previous article, these typographic posters were inspired by the Designer-Client relationship. These posters are motivational based (well, except the first one), as opposed to my previous designs that had undertones of sarcasm. Read the rest of this entry »
