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Super Simple Swatch Creation from Hailpixel

For a new and easy way to experiment with color and generate swatches, check out color.hailpixel.com. It’s a nifty little project created by Devin Hunt, a London-based designer, developer, and entrepreneur. To use the tool, you simply move your cursor around inside the browser window to adjust hue, saturation, and brightness. The hexadecimal code is […]

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50 Well-Designed Infographics About Design (Part 2)

Continuing from last week’s Part 1, here are another roughly 6,000 words of design facts, figures, and information contained, Tardis-like, in an article of only 600 words. In other words, this article is bigger on the inside than it is on the outside. Alas, it’s still too small to contain all the well-designed infographics I […]

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Modeling a 3D Bracelet with Photoshop

Photoshop’s 3D modelling environment has matured to the stage that with CS6 Extended, it’s capable of building realistic and persuasive images from scratch. I used it to model a proposal for a Bluetooth bracelet, for the inventors’ website Quirky. In order to look its best, the bracelet had to be shown not only lying flat […]

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Daily Dishonesty

If you’re a fan of clever hand-lettered typography, check out a blog called Daily Dishonesty by Lauren Hom, a graphic designer and illustrator based in New York City. The blog features several humorous hand-lettered illustrations of the little lies we all tell ourselves when our best intentions don’t exactly match up to our actual behavior. […]

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