This fantastic article was just posted the first of this month and has a great collection of “25 HTML5 Features, Tips, and Techniques You Must Know” by Jeffrey Way on net.tutsplus.com. I learned quite a bit from reading this article, which can be read in its entirety in less than 30 minutes without having to click links to other sites to get the “full” information.
A few of the things I learned which will save tons of time in future projects are: Continue Reading >
This video has the designer talking about some of the other marks that didn’t make it and some of the thoughts behind the Obama logo.
Whether you like Obama or not you have to admit his logo stands out as something different than past candidates.
Thursday, June 17th
Our 2009 BASF illustrator, Dan Nelson will be painting outside the Little Gallery in Cameron Village from 5-8 pm on June 17th.
Watching Dan paint and interacting with him is nothing short of fun and amazing! He has frequented downtown Raleigh scenes in the last 10 years and delights crowds with his oils, watercolors, and acrylics. Go visit for fun and a bit of food and libation to tide you over until dinner. A collection of his completed works will already be hanging on gallery walls and will continue to do so until July 4th.
Apple has put together an overview of some of the capabilities of HTML5 and CSS3 with some very nice examples. Check it out at http://apple.com/html5/.
HTML5 and CSS3 will enable a rich web unlike anything we’ve ever experienced before. The use of rich typography (without plugins) alone is going to change the visual quality of the web while providing an unparalleled user experience. The typographical revolution of the web is upon us!
Check out the the brick artist who creates all kinds of things out of legos for a living. You may have seen his work before he has been on Letterman, Jimmy Kimmel and he has a show The Art of the Brick touring Museums across the country. Continue Reading >
