280 fonts
Wednesday, May 21st, 2008
If what you’re looking is a font that simulates handwriting. Here you’ll have 280 different options to choose from.They all look great, take a look!
Source: Web Design Blog
Archive for the ‘Graphic Design’ Category
Web designer links
Tuesday, April 29th, 2008
For every web designer, that needs Ajax, Color, CSS, Flsh, Icons, images and font related links, there’s only one place to go: For Web Designer. A very interesting place where you’ll be able to find tutorials and great resources.
Source: Cosas Sencillas
Energizing beverage ad
Sunday, April 13th, 2008
I dont’ know if this beverage would like to exceed the viagra ad, or they just want to take beverage ads to a whole new perspective. The thing is that this desing is very clean and understandable.
Even though it seems a little sexual, it’s a good ad.
Source: Ad Blog Arabia
EPS format trophies and medals
Wednesday, April 9th, 2008
All these trophies and medals are in .EPS format, which will allow you to edit them with Adobe Illustrator. If you do this you’ll be able to change anything that is in their vectors. They have a very cool look, and they have a 2.0. appearance.
Source: Web Design Blog
More than 300 html templates
Wednesday, April 9th, 2008
These are very simple templates, in plain HTML with their respective images. You might think they are too simple. But I advice you to check them out really close, so you can closely see the colors they use, and the different types of diagramming.
I know that one day you’ll use them.
Source: Design Blog
Daihatsu in 2008
Saturday, April 5th, 2008With a simple design, and 2.0 Daihatsu style, they bring us now a great and clean appealing design. The graphic piece, and the artwork, show us that when the elements are just a few, the faster we can understand the concept. This is a great example of this.
Source: Ad Blog Arabia
Why is that design so expensive?
Monday, March 17th, 2008
Your customers will always ask you, why is that so expensive? That’s the moment when you need to defend and stand up for your design, your job and it’s quality.Our profession, many times, tends to be underestimated and some even say “it’s something anybody can do” and this is a grand mistake! When we talk about the price remember this:
Work quality: this is the single most important item of your work. Without high quality, you’re not going far.
Deadlines: this is what all customers love, as long as you have the design done by the time they wanted it. To help out with this one, I always try to have my designs ready 1-2 days before my deadline, you never know what can happen.
Image costs: when the customers cannot provide you with pictures, this is an additional price.
Development of the design: this includes the time it took you to make the design itself, the research, ect.
The design: every designer is different, I always give a printed copy to my customer before the deadline. I’m paid for doing a job, a design that will not longer be mine, but theirs.
