The following is a list of all entries tagged with design.
CommentAlgorighm Ink is an open source JavaScript and Canvas project that’ll let you make illustrations in your browser by simply jotting down simple code. Google recently made something similar, Top Draw.
CommentI recently put the final touches on one of the biggest projects in my freelance career so far: !Solid Underworld. Don’t let the name fool you, this is no full Flash-site — this was a requirement for my undertaking of the project. No, despite this being a new danish avant-garde clothing brand, the !Solid Underworld website is an XHTML/CSS website, powered by Wordpress. This ensures open standards all the way from the frontend and backend to usability and accessibility.
CommentIt’s been a while since I did any “deconstructions” — animated GIF files showing the various incremental steps in a design — but I was suddenly inspired to do it again.
The above is one of my personal favourite posters deconstructed. I did the poster simply as an invitation to a night of good music [...]
7 CommentsHopefully the first in a series, the poster below is named after the Aztech capital whose arts and crafts — or specifically whose patterns it is inspired by.
As a kid I used to draw labyrinths all the time, pen on paper; as an adult, ballpen on paper — usually while on the phone. It [...]
9 CommentsOnce in a while, I invite a few friends up to our family house in Sweden for a weekend. We enjoy the fire in the garden, good usually cholesterol-laden food and alcoholic beverages. Sometimes, even music. Most recently, my dear sister whom is also a proprietor of our fine house, has purchased a phonograph. Convinced that such a device is all it takes to mount a successful expedition to said location, I have not only acquired a fine selection of gramophone records, but I have produced a poster to celebrate the occasion. The poster will also function as an invite-to-be-sent. Eventually.
14 CommentsWith barely a tweet, I’ve launched a wallpaper website entitled Deskvu. Yes, part of the name is because the .com was available.
2 CommentsThe team behind the now sweetest photo gallery offering has just released version 1.1. Zenphoto now offers EXIF file information, sub-albums, auto-watermarking, video embedding, tagging and searching.
I’m proud to say that I was once a tiny minuscule part in the development, as I designed what to my surprise is still the default Zenphoto theme. [...]
6 CommentsVectorMagic converts your bitmap images to scalable vector graphics. It does so very well. Just see this quick sample I made. A comparison is also available on the site, for I don’t know how long.
6 CommentsThere’s a new version of Gmail on its way. Supposedly it’s speedier and has better contact management. New screenshots also show a graphic change: it’s no longer Gmail, it’s now Google Mail.
Why? Here’s a few possibilities and observations:
Who makes Gmail? Google does. Did you know? Maybe your mom didn’t. She will now.
My my look at [...]
CommentSci-Fi channel has made a delicious zooming Flash microsite for their upcoming Wizard of Oz re-interpretation entitled Tin Man. Note to self: try and make such a picture/flash combo.
