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Pageplane: Designer Chuck Green points to the best of print design, web design, color, illustration, photography, and typography.
- Added on: Sep 7th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Chuck Green
- Listed in: Visual Arts Graphic Design
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Recent Posts
Integrating the physical with the digital
Don't know if you caught this. Pranav Mistry, a PhD student in the Fluid Interfaces Group at MIT's Media Lab, invented a wearable device that demonstrates one possible direction for future user interface. I am less interested in these early prototype...
The Tim Burton exhibit at MoMA
This week marks the opening of the Tim Burton exhibit at the The Museum of Modern Art. Best known for his film making, Tim Burton is also a designer, an artist, and is, as you might suspect, a tad bit crazy. The website created for the Burton exhi...
Need a simple portfolio solution?
Here's another good way to show off you work. I suppose you could use it as a primary destination, or as a way of boosting your visibility by offering an alternative source. In any case, Carbonmade offers both free and paid versions. An example p...
Meet illustrator Kathryn Rathke
Wow, what a gift for lyrical lines. Example 1... Example 2... Example 3... Kathryn Rathke's site... Visit the Ideabook.com Store | Subscribe to the newsletter ...
Create your next web site with most of the work already done
I wish other things worked like the web. In many cases it provides lots of value for very little money. Wouldn't it be nice, for example, if you could buy a years worth of chocolate cake for the cost of a cupcake? Well that's roughly the equivalent ...
The science of creativity
My interest in the aspects of graphic design that can be "proved" continues to grow. By "proved" I mean visual and informational structures that are actually based on some type underlying formula. I thought this article was particularly intriguing:...
