Fractal: A Magnificent Supercell Thunderstorm Timelapse by Chad Cowan
For the last decade Photographer Chad Cowan has driven almost 100,000 miles chasing powerful supercell thunderstorms
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Posted by Joe Senior | Jun 16, 2017 | Photography |
For the last decade Photographer Chad Cowan has driven almost 100,000 miles chasing powerful supercell thunderstorms
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Posted by Joe Senior | Jun 14, 2017 | Print, Resource, Typography, Web Design |
I read with interest Ricardo Magalhães’ opinion on type selection by x-height. I started in the printing industry as hot type was on it’s way out and offset printing was on the way in. Now I find myself in the middle of the computer age with my eye on design. While there were many choice typefaces a graphic designer could choose from back in the day, nothing could match the explosion in creativity experienced by designers in typography with the advent of the computer. But, no matter how much an industry changes, there are certain basics that remain true and Ricardo Magalhåes has hit on what some designers seem to have forgotten, and the up and coming designers should learn. He points out the difference between “legibility” and “readability” and the science behind the typographic choices we should be making.
It is a well written article on the importance of how we choose a typeface for our projects, please let us know what you think in “comments”.
Read MorePosted by Joe Senior | Jun 8, 2017 | History, Print, Typography |
Through the advent of desktop publishing in the 1980s, social stationery was a ubiquitous part of every day life. Printed calling cards, business cards, letterhead, correspondence cards, note and thank you cards, invitations, announcements and other stationery items were mass-produced and used as quickly and expendably as Tweets and text messages are today.
Read MorePosted by Joe Senior | Jun 7, 2017 | Branding, Marketing |
You’ve heard of homepage takeovers, but how about Harley-Davidson taking over an entire town?
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Posted by Joe Senior | Jun 5, 2017 | Design, History, Typography |
Despite its historical importance and ubiquitous usage, the original meaning of the United States dollar sign ($ or ) remains a subject of debate. Various competing theories exist to explain the origin of this symbol, some tracing its lineage to long before the Revolutionary War.