Designers & CMYK
Just because you’re a designer it doesn’t mean you have to use straight up CMYK on everything. It’s not imaginitive. It might just be taking the easy way out.
The only time I use straight CMYK in my designs is when I’m being lazy. LAZY.
Break out your swatches and get creative.
Five Mistakes Band & Label Sites Make | 43 Folders
I found this on the Sleevelessness blog and I’m so happy. Finally, someone that has written down what I’ve been thinking for so long. (This article is actually a few years old but it’s the first time I’ve stumbled upon it. I think.)
Your flash isn’t going to trick me into thinking you’re a great artist/band/what have you. In fact, it’s probably going to make me click away from your site without bothering to look at anything.
No, I don’t have a slow connection. No, I’m not afflicted with ADD. I just don’t have the patience for unnecessary smoke and mirrors. All I want is your content. Content keeps people coming back. Flash makes people think twice about trying to go to your page more than once.
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Made with Processing, “an open source programming language and environment for people who want to program images, animation, and interactions.”
Yonis and I always talk about doing things with it but we never get around to it.
One day. One day.
Something else we did. If anyone reading this lives in Miami, feel free to join in the fun.
Click the image for a full view.
A little something that’s part of a big something that we’ve been working on. I think I love her because I keep breaking from what I’m currently working on to gaze at this illo. Mmm.
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Sneak peak.
She’s nowhere near being finished in my eyes. But then my eyes are bloodshot beyond belief and feel like they’re being stabbed by toothpicks.
Meet Poopie. He’s sad, but he still loves you.
Why don’t you visit him more often?
huhuhuh
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