My entry in the Creative Postcard Club’s Round 42: Found Letters was used to illustrate an article about the Creative Postcard Club in issue #4 of the online magazine, Rancor’d Type! You can download issue #4 of the PDF here. The article starts on page 8 and my entry is on page 14. Be sure … Read more
Or at least that’s what I’m led to believe by the program they handed out earlier this season: Let’s take a closer look: Yep, his feet are clearly at the wrong end of a bad Photoshop job! I guess we should just be glad that they didn’t add a lens flare somewhere…
Seen on the HOW Blog: TinEye, the visual search engine. This is not Google image search, TinEye actually uses your uploaded image and compares it to other images on the internet, even variants. Perfect for logo and infringement research, a must-have tool for any creative!
Here are a few great design inspiration links: Archive of Postage Stamps by Type Designers Great Book Covers from 2008 Smithsonian’s Flickr Page Lee Sutton’s Flickr Page Time Life Photo Archive (hosted by Google) Enjoy!
Don’t like the way you look? Want to have the perfect photo for your profile on Facebook or Match? Just use this brand-spanking new software developed in Israel! Apparently these fine folks have figured out algorithms to “idealize” most anyone’s face. Right now, it only works with hi-res, head on shots, so the technology has a ways … Read more
I love National Geographic magazine. I’ve been a subscriber for about six years now and I really appreciate the diversity of stories and how they manage to astound me with the beauty of the planet we all live on. Their indepth stories and wonderful photography really bring the far reaches of the world right into … Read more