Interesting article on graphic design crowdsourcing over at Daily Download—though it doesn’t speak well for the critical thinking skills of + more
Interesting article on graphic design crowdsourcing over at Daily Download—though it doesn’t speak well for the critical thinking skills of + more
Bet you still know exactly who this is. Designer Daily has seven more examples of how well-known companies adapted when + more
I was saddened to learn over the weekend of the passing of Stanley Ross. Stan was at the helm of + more
Retronaut has quite the collection of Soviet space posters. Do stop by and take a look.
Book cover design is a funny thing. Those of us who actually read pretend we’re above these “little billboards”; those + more
Dan Cohen wants to strip distractions from reading while Alan Jacobs shows that a little cognitive friction might actually be + more
Well, it happened again. This time, however, I wasn’t about to conclude our staff meeting until my point was made. + more
Many of us don’t realize how brand colors impact a viewer’s visual senses and emotional feelings. Since we’re in the + more
A few years ago we created the Whitworth University athletic logo. I recently attended a men’s basketball game and was + more
From page 2 of a 37-page Request for Qualifications (RFQ) we received earlier this year: Unnecessarily elaborate responses, beyond that + more
On a recent trip to Seattle, I visited the University Village Apple store. And I noticed that Microsoft now has + more
Last Friday I mentioned Alaska Airlines’ Aircraft Safety Instruction Tri-Fold—which leads me to today’s subject. I don’t know why, but + more
If you’ve traveled in the last few years, then you’ve probably completely ignored this illustration. It’s always included in the + more
Moritz Resl has completed a project in which every letter of the over 900 fonts in his library—including the ugly + more
Here’s a site devoted to “the chrome logos and lettering affixed to vintage automobiles and electric appliances—those unsung metal emblems + more