C.M.Y.K.’s call for participants begins in metro Atlanta, Georgia on Saturday, November 22, 2008. Seven graphic designers from across America will be chosen based on their portfolios to compete in “C.M.Y.K. - America’s Top Graphic Designer.”
What is this world coming to? :) What do you guys think of this?
Desinger Wez Maynard would like to announce his latest project - DivVoted.
Divvoted lets you vote for your favourite sites with Twitter. Great for showing off your latest designs, or checking out other peoples votes for inspiration.
5 full-on days. 8 hands-on workshops. 23 kick ass speakers. 26 must see presentations. Truckloads of design, development, user experience, web standards, content, community, innovation and inspiration.
Sounds like a wild time :) For more information about the event check out the website and programme.
Posts and observations on some of the most exciting design work for screen. Work best realized away from a printed surface.
For the first time in their 45 year history, Pantone has allowed an external design team into their hallowed archives. SeaVees has selected seven vintage colors from the original Pantone color guide. The palette, chosen from the only authentic guide known to exist, epitomizes the cool, casual style of California in 1963.
What color Pantone shoes would you buy?
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Desinger Alessandro Giua gives us the heads-up on Urbantrash’s latest website - CSS Gallery.
IxDA Announces Interaction|09 with Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, B.C. February 5-8, 2009.
Mark your calendars now for what promises to be another exciting and informative conference centered around the design of interactive systems of all types, from web and desktop applications, to mobile devices, consumer electronics, digitally-enhanced environments, and more. This will be our growing community’s second annual opportunity to gather with several hundred other Interaction Design professionals from around the world.
Amazing wine label design by Ned Wright. I love that the typography looks like part of the vine.
Design books are often expensive and contrary – sometimes the book is worth having for the physical production values alone, sometimes for the images, sometimes for the words and, occasionally, for all three. We wanted to cover those elements in our reviews so that you know whether it’s worth owning.
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