Been busy lately.
Here are four recent additions to my logo portfolio:
For a new food photography blog.
Designed for a website that gives tutorials on bike repair. A really cool site.
www.bicycletutor.com
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Last night at about 11:30 PM Mountain Time I went to www.zeixs.com – the portal for interactive books for designers – founded by the publishing house Feierabend Unique Books and the design agency 12ender. Zeixs prints books about the fusion of online and printed media.
And to my surprise this is what was up on the site:
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The hackers also had the page linked to play this music in the background:
http://www.islamicthinkers.com/index/files/audio/051%20-%20Sanakhudu.mp3
I was a little creeped out after seeing this page.
Zeixs.com was able to recover the site shortly after it happened and you can see their normal site from this link. But it really made me wonder how far a group like the jihad or any other zealous religious group could go if they knew enough about hacking the Internet and what kind of damage they could do. And also, what kind of extra steps can we take to avoid a hack like this to one of our websites?
Comments?
“Threesome”
Designed by Žiga Aljaž
This logo really gets me. So simple yet it gets the message across so well. Love it!
Here are 4 awesome, free tools that I use all the time!
I use this little tool all the time. Just open this app and you have a little box that will analyze whatever color your cursor is over. Shows the color codes in RGB, CMYK, HTML, HSV and HEX. Very handy for when a client requests a design to match their website colors. Developed my Nattyware.
Use this online tool to easily create a favicon (favorites icon) for your site. A favicon is a small, 16×16 image that is shown inside the browser’s location bar and bookmark menu when your site is called up. It is a good way to brand your site and increase it’s prominence in your visitor’s bookmark menu.
This morning Adobe officially unveiled their new CS4 Creative Suite! You can now pre-order as well as see all the programs’ new features. I’m a huge Adobe fan and plan on upgrading soon!
Check it out:
Top new features for Photoshop CS4
Top new features for Illustrator CS4
(Really excited about some of new new Illustrator features)
Been really busy with web design lately but I have had time to get some logo design in.
Here are three recent additions to my portfolio:
Logo for new Mac/iPhone software company. A small startup specialized in fun, useful and educational products. They care about freedom and individuality and in creating a relaxed but effective and people-oriented company. www.stonefreesoftware.com/
Logo designed for Soncas Films. The concept behind it was films with a message.
Screen Snapper is a free screen capture utility - www.screensnapper.googlepages.com/
Josiah
There’s something about a really good logo that just gives me a warm fuzzy feeling. You know, when the concept is so creative you just have to smile. So today I took the time to show 10 of some of my favorite logos all time. So take the time to slowly mull over these logos and appreciate them. Hope they give you a warm fuzzy filling, too!
#1: City Rank (Logo designed by logomotive)
#2: David Brown (Logo design by clashmore)
#3: Fotolab (Logo designed by Michal)
The <hr /> command is an html tag that by default creates a black line. It is generally used to divide content. With a bit of CSS, you can easily change the boring black line to something a lot more interesting. I designed 13 PNG files that are free to use for whatever you wish.
For instruction on how to change the CSS for the <hr /> to have an image, please visit this link: HR-Image-Replacement
To download any of the PNGs below, just right click and save to your computer.
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