“If you can’t find it, design it.”
— Massimo Vignelli
Currently watching Design is One, a documentary on Lella and Massimo Vignelli. It’s a very inspiring experience.
I want to design something that lasts.
“If you can’t find it, design it.”
— Massimo Vignelli
Currently watching Design is One, a documentary on Lella and Massimo Vignelli. It’s a very inspiring experience.
I want to design something that lasts.
I presented today at WordCamp Philly on Design for Non-Designers. As promised, here are my slides, which I’ve fleshed out with some extra notes for web:
If anyone wants the abridged version (which is what I presented), you can comment here to let me know.
Along with my slides, I also gave a quick design demo. You can see the images and notes for my demo here:
Some resources for each design principle I talked about:
Thanks again to everyone who attended this morning!
My brother recently asked me to design a poster for one of his Adventure[s] parties. I’m not really that great with poster/graphic design, but I gave it a go and am pleased with the result:
If you’re in Brooklyn next month, check it out!
(sorry for the quality — cellphone pic!)
I was walking into town from work other day when I noticed this poster tacked up. It immediately caught my attention! Love the typography, first of all (Archer is so sexy), and the overall silhouetted/banner style is great. Definitely a big step up from most other concert posters I see around town. It’s very professional and “designed” looking.
Anyone know who designed this? @mollyampersand thinks it might be Rob & Damia. (Love their work!) Can anyone confirm?
Edit: Designer found! Poster courtesy of Matt Fleming at http://www.blackt-shirt.com/.
Well designed infographic showing different hops, arranged by flavors, aroma and bitterness. You can buy it online at hopschart.com.