I love this beer themed poster, Can't Stop Won't Stop, by Nathan Walker. I love the way the bottle caps, ingredients, and serving vehicles create the decorative background, It's a nice balance to the type without detracting from the words. As my letterpress instructor was fond of saying, "type is meant to be readable".
Happy Halloween! We are on Coin Swap, AllCrypt, and CoinGather have markets. The open, close, and volume numbers are for the last 24 hours. Each market has their own statistics, but we'll normalize them as much as possible.
Horror by Jawwwwn is a beautifully rendered tribute to the season. I love the graveyard on the horizon that is repeated across the letters. Gruesome details of a hanging man, raven, and the tiny spider all are enhanced by the intricate stippling.
I can relate to the idea of walking through fire. And here it is so well illustrated by CaliDoso. Not only is the lettering perfect, the swaggering dude in the center is hilariously nonplussed.
Desktop Mag has an interview with the studio of Dalton Maag to offer insight into their new font licensing model. Fully functional fonts are now available for students and for sample work. I'm jumping up and down at the thought of being able to use their beautiful, professional fonts without limitations. We don't budget for fonts unless a specific project requires them. Often this is hard to determine
Happy Friday! Have you upgraded your wallet? You should be running v 0.0.3!
We are on Coin Swap, AllCrypt, and CoinGather. The open, close, and volume numbers are for the last 24 hours. Each market has their own statistics, but we'll normalize them as much as possible.
100,000 stars is an interactive galaxy created by the Labs at Google. Showing off the capabilities of HTML5, you can explore the immediate galaxy using buttons or intuitive gestural commands and learning as you go with the integrated hover tips. Oh, and it's pretty too!
I love this pop culture Lincoln quote "Be Excellent to Each Other and Party On Dudes" by Jaimie Wallace.
The first question to consider is who is your audience. For me it's our clients and fellow designers. We also have content geared more towards programmers and crypto currency enthusiasts. This means every article isn't written for every user, so we use tagging functionality to keep related content together.
