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Logo inspiration gallery.
Chris Scarborough
Post pobrano z: Chris Scarborough
Chris Scarborough specialises in reinterpreting Japanese pop culture in a kind of manic way that echoes Shintaro Kago (minus some of the porn). He alternates between photography and illustration, creating realistic characters with freakish bugged eyes, or chaotic balls of debris in place of heads.
Via Don’t Panic.
The Nose
Post pobrano z: The Nose
Bullet PR
Post pobrano z: Bullet PR
TravelWorld
Post pobrano z: TravelWorld
FormTroopers
Post pobrano z: FormTroopers
Brandnew out of Copenhagen/Denmark: formtroopers.com with some slick 2D/3D-works!
Diesel – Only The Brave
Post pobrano z: Diesel – Only The Brave
Sprint – Now Network
„The Internet is Now. It’s happening as you read this. See for yourself what Now actually looks like.”
Those familiar with fluid / elastic layouts know that they can be a little more challenging to implement compared to fixed-width layouts. With the advent of wide-screen monitors, one of the biggest advantages of fluid-width layouts is the ability to maximize available space.
It was only a year ago when 1024×768 was still the dominant screen size. However, as of January 2009, 57% of the population are on desktops higher than 1024×768. The number of users still on 1024×768 has declined sharply from 48% of the previous year to a mere 36%. On the other than, the users on widescreen desktop are rapidly growing, thanks in part to marketing by HDTV makers.
Kayla Knight has written a very good article on the topic of building good websites with fluid layout.
She comes up with 6 techniques to do this, which can be summed up as follows:
- Fluid Layout Using A Grid
- Adaptive Content
- Images In A Fluid Layout
- jQuery Masonry
- Smart Columns with jQuery & CSS
- Text Zooming
She also provides helpful examples and links to all the necessary tools needed to achieve the perfect fluid / elastic layout. With this, designers are armed and ready for the next evolution in layout design.
Adrian Frutiger enters the European Design Hall of Fame
Post pobrano z: Adrian Frutiger enters the European Design Hall of Fame
Adrian Frutiger is the third person to be inducted in the European Design Hall of Fame.
This is a distinction voted for, not by a panel of judges, but by the european creative community.
Unfortunately, due to health issues he wasn’t able to attend himself the ED-Awards ceremony to pick up his prize. Instead, Thierry Hausermann, publisher of the swiss magazine idPure paid him a visit and recorded his message to the community. Here you can see parts of this „interview”.