Introducing Heartland, a clean and playful land full of pink, hearts, and fun. This is especially suitable for personal blogs. This theme has been made updated for Wordpress version 2.3 2.8.
The first beta version of the new open source shopping cart, Magento was released on Monday. We took a test drive on our local Windows machine and we will say that it looks very promising. There were a few kinks getting it installed on Windows, but nothing major.
We are proud to announce the arrival of the new FabCity.in design. This has been one of our favorite projects this year and we are excited about sharing it.
Sometimes we have the opportunity of being commisioned to do the design for a subject that we personally like. In this case, we were fortunate enough to do just that.
The Designed Tree mentioned us in their blog. It’s a really nice site that highlights good design. Thanks. We are truly flattered!
Sep
27
2006
The WHAT and HOW in design: leaving your project in the hands of professionals
by Naomi Niles
When a professional relationship between a client and a designer begins, there are certain ways that will be helpful to achieve the best result. One of the guidelines to keep a project rolling in effectively and harmonically is to understand the function of the “WHAT” and “HOW” in design.
While working on the design of the logo for a band, I researched on the Internet about rock band logos and realized that there is barely any information about this subject. This is something that has always fascinated me since I used to wear all those badges from my favorite bands in the late 70’s and started designing logos for bands in the early 80’s.
In my last blog entry I talked about how the computer world has revolutionized the designers and illustrator’s work environment and, as I announced, today I would like to make a comparison between all time analog tools and digital ones. As I said in my former post, in the digital world there are still some important limitations for the artists taught in the analog world. Especially in terms of sensibility and physical control of the tools.











