via flickr.com
Photoshop turns 20 this 10th. Here’s a little poster I mashed up to celebrate the occasion.
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January 31, 2010 • 5:46 AM 0
Flash Is The New Comic Sans
via seanmcdonald.ca
It definitely should be banned. And while we’re at it let’s finish off Papyrus too!
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January 31, 2010 • 2:57 AM 0
If Steve Jobs Had Just One Wish…
via gizmodo.com
Duke Nukem over iPad any day! It’s kinda sad how Apple has messed up it’s biggest product ever.
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January 22, 2010 • 1:40 PM 0
Measuring Type : Matt Robinson
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January 22, 2010 • 3:47 AM 0
The Man Who Predicts The Medals
via forbes.com
94% accuracy sounds remarkable for a prediction that does not include any factors related to athletes!
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January 21, 2010 • 10:30 PM 0
Color Theory Quick Reference Poster
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October 19, 2009 • 8:22 PM 0
General Laziness and What Not
My frequency of updating this blog is dropping sharply. As of today it’s well over two months since the last post. Now I’m no expert on social media, but I’m sure this is not a good sign. So as a drastic measure to keep this blog alive I’ve decided I’ll update this at least once a week. Even if it’s with random notes like this one!
Now on to more interesting things. I’ve just finished re-reading ‘Elements of Typographic Style‘. It’s truly an amazing book. More so because it lays down a framework for almost any kind of typographic work. The breadth of study that the book covers is remarkable. Next on the wish list are ‘Making & Breaking the Grid‘ by Timothy Samara and the Helvetica book by Lars Müller.
Filed under: Design
August 14, 2009 • 12:57 PM 0
Yipee!
Finally got my copy of ‘Elements of Typographic Style’. It’s been a long time coming. I really must write sometime about my hunt across Bombay & Delhi to find a copy of this book. Finally I had to order from Amazon and then they took like forever to deliver it. Anyway now that I have it, it’s time to relish what has rightly been called the Typographer’s Bible. More updates later.
Filed under: Design, Typography , Bringhurst, Elements, Robert, Style, Typographic
