Just like I promised.
Here you have my very first Origami diagram, I hope you all like it. I you need help, I have just uploaded a video of myself doing the origami in a video tutorial, just in case if you get lost in the process.
Remember, this blog is daily updated, that way you’ll always [...]

¿Would you like to learn how to make Kirigamis like this one?
I will teach you soon… check it out!

Choosing the right paper and properly cutting the size and shape according to the figure you want to do.
Always need and clean.
Every fold and pleat has to be donde with precision, that’s the reason why you need to work over a hard and smooth superface while folding the paper.
You need to go over the [...]

If you really want to make good origamis I can give a few advices on the type of paper you might want to use:
-Origami Paper, it’s the best you can get, but expensive.
-Gift Paper, it’s really useful, but it cannot be any type of paper, it has to be the one with a brown color [...]

(An adaptation from Peter Vogt’s, “Five Signs you Should Change Your Major”.)
 

Give yourself a point for each question below you answer ‘yes’ to:
1. You’d rather be surfing myspace during a lecture or presentation or you can’t stop surfing during class breaks.

Let’s face it, it’s not really the teacher’s lecture that has you so bored [...]

A representation of content, related to an individual, business or any other topic; using design and graphic principles on the internet in the form of web applications and web sites is known as web design. Web design usually involves and uses technologies and standards such as HTML, CSS, XML, SSL, PHP, ASP, etc.
Web design differs [...]

A term often applied to a perceived ongoing transition of the World Wide Web from a collection of websites to a full-fledged computing platform serving web applications to end users. Ultimately Web 2.0 services are expected to replace desktop computing applications for many purposes. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_2.0
A lot believe Web 2.0 is social networking and that they [...]

Mangled Visual Metaphors.
Everyone wants their logo to mean something – to represent some vital part of the company, product or service. Fair enough – that’s usually the point of the exericise, though often easier said than done. Creating a graphic image that tells a specific story about a sometimes fairly specialized business activity can [...]

Your website opens you to a world of contacts you’d never have imagined you’d meet.
Now more than ever, millions of people have access to your online presence, who, whether you like it or not, will immediately judge you upon your website design.
What does your website design say about the person or business you are?
All [...]

Here are the essential marketing skills for any freelancer:
Blog. It’s been said many times before, but the blog is the new resume. If you don’t have a blog, learn how to start one up. And don’t just rant about politics and talk about your cat. Make your blog look professional, write about things that would [...]