Obamabats
Posted by Mike Hollos on Nov 7, 2008
An excellent … and free! … dingbat typeface featuring our new president!
Get it here!
Posted by Mike Hollos on Nov 7, 2008
An excellent … and free! … dingbat typeface featuring our new president!
Get it here!
Posted by Chris Pawloski on Nov 3, 2008
The only thing that would have made this summary cooler (in my opinion) was if they did it with live typography via CSS. Great summary regardless. Stay tune for the final ending…
Posted by Andrew on Oct 31, 2008
Here is a nice article about buttons on forms.
http://www.usabilitynews.com/news/article4984.asp
My favorite rule is rule #3.
Posted by Chris Pawloski on Oct 31, 2008
In the spirit of Halloween the Solid Cactus design team designed a few mock monster movie posters that referenced a lot the common stress and aggravation that exists in our industry. We had a great time doing it and only wish that Halloween came more than once a year. Have a Happy Halloween [...]
Posted by Eric.Miller on Oct 30, 2008
Star Wars + Mac Nerdery = Most Awesome Mod Ever.
Being of the age that I grew up with the original Trilogy (“… there’s only one Return and its not of the King, but the Jedi.” Nerd cred for identifying that quote’s source.) this mod of a Mac Mini is just about the penultimate in cool. [...]
Posted by Marc Manfre on Oct 29, 2008
Well, can you?
Only a few days left, so make sure. Everything you need to know can be found here.
Posted by Kyle Ruane on Oct 28, 2008
Wondering what to get the person that has everything this holiday season? How about a box full of trash? No, really. Over at nycgarbage.com, they sell tiny sculptures made of actual garbage from NYC streets. They even have limited edition boxes from special dates like New Year’s day and such. Pretty interesting concept.
Posted by Marc Manfre on Oct 22, 2008
Bring on the sad trombone.
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Posted by Abbey Conlon on Oct 22, 2008
While reading Ad Age- I came across an interesting article on poorly designed ballots in this year’s election. The U.S. Election Assistance Commission published guidelines and called upon graphic designers for “best practices”.
check out this article
Posted by Kyle Ruane on Oct 22, 2008
Artists and architects have been using the golden ratio in their work since the renaissance to help convey a sense of balance and beauty. Using it in different ways in our layouts can help things seem more cohesive and look “right.” I find the whole concept really interesting. Smashing Magazine has a really good article [...]