Paula Scher on Why and When it’s Worth it to Work for Free
Don’t think, just answer: should you get paid for your work? The obvious response is “yes,” but the right answer is “not always.”
Read MorePosted by Joe Senior | Feb 23, 2017 | Design, Illustration, Web Design |
Don’t think, just answer: should you get paid for your work? The obvious response is “yes,” but the right answer is “not always.”
Read MorePosted by Joe Senior | Feb 8, 2017 | Design, Development, History, Print, Tech, Typography |
Posted by Joe Senior | Feb 1, 2017 | Design, History, Typography, Uncategorized |
We’ve all seen Comic Sans; the typeface that’s both loathed and (secretly) admired—some people have even dedicated a websiteto educating people about the very limited use cases of comic sans! It’s made a huge global impact in the decades since its original use-case, Microsoft’s Bob program.
Read MorePosted by Joe Senior | Nov 15, 2016 | Design, Fine Art, History, Print |
In 1947, after having reached an agreement with A. Hyatt Mayor, curator of prints and photographs, Syracuse electrician Jefferson R. Burdick (1900–1963) began to donate his entire collection of approximately 303,000 advertising inserts, postcards, and posters in large batches to The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Read MorePosted by Joe Senior | Sep 6, 2016 | Design, Print, Typography, Uncategorized |
We’re all surrounded by the lots of different things, which can be made into a font. Often we follow our instincts rather than just logic in choosing something. ‘It’s like a man scratching the name of his beloved on some tree never thinks what font he’s using.
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