Author:
Mike | Category:
Web Design
(Source:vandelaydesign)
A few months ago we launched a network of five niche gallery sites. For a long time this blog has included inspirational posts that showcase the work of various designers, so it seemed like a natural extension to launch the galleries. During the past few months the archives have been growing at each of the galleries, and they are becoming more valuable resources for designers who are looking for inspiration. Each gallery now includes between 185 and 350 items on display.
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Author:
bonnard | Category:
Photoshop Tutorials
(Source:gomediazine)
The 80’s have always had an iconic impact on Pop Culture. I have been seeing a lot of 80?s inspired designs on the internet, but never found a tutorial. So, here’s a simple tutorial inspired by the 80?s. This is just a basic design to get you started, and Adobe Photoshop is all that’s required (and very few stock images). And of course, a lot of modifications can be done with this technique.
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Author:
Jason | Category:
Portfolio
(Source:computerarts)
Showcase your images in Flash from your Flickr account by following Anton Mills’ step-by-step guide
For this tutorial we will learn the basics of the Flickr Application Programming Interface (API) and roll it in to an image viewer we can use as our portfolio.
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Author:
Mike | Category:
Photoshop Tutorials
(Source:tutorial9)
In this Photoshop Tutorial, you’ll learn how to design a mascot based on the Firefox logo, and mimic the fire effect using the pen tool and gradients.
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Author:
Mike | Category:
Articles
(Source:inspiredm)
Let’s not forget that the Web 2.0 hype was not just about glossy logos and round cornered buttons; the added value of this new wave of websites is the social part and the huge potential to ?make things together’. So here’s a roundup of the most popular and interesting services that offer us the opportunity to find or submit designs or ideas.
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Author:
Mike | Category:
Articles
(Source:wellmedicated)
For the most part, being both a film geek and design geek are two completely separate interests of mine that rarely coexist. Occasionally I’ll be enticed by a great poster design, or appreciate the font choice in a title sequence – but usually the two worlds never collide.
However, lately I’ve noticed a trend of artists and designers paying homage to their favorite films in their own creative way. Whether it be the re-imagining of a film’s poster or the designing of a cover for a film’s novelization; I simply can’t get enough of this stuff.
It is in admiration of this movement that I’ve hand picked my favorite 25 Imaginative Illustrations Inspired By Film. Hope you like them.
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Author:
Jason | Category:
Articles
(Source:speckyboy)
Lego creativity is not limited to building bricks and stop motion movies, it extends even to advertising. As with plastic bricks, they can take the simplest concept and often make a powerful and witty statement.
There approach is often minimal, a trait I like, as you will be able to see in the first few images below.
There is no end to Lego creativity.
(Were I could I have linked to the original source).
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Author:
Jason | Category:
Fonts
(Source:ilovetypography)
So you’re a brilliant designer, a master calligrapher, and you’ve learned all about serifs, side-bearings, and kerning. Now you want to create your own font. (What! You haven’t learned all about serifs, side-bearings, and kerning? Well, make sure you read all of the articles on iLT before you embark on font creation! You’ll need all of the knowledge you can get if you plan on being successful! And if you’re not a brilliant designer or a master calligrapher, well, don’t worry—you can still create some beautiful fonts with a little hard work, a lot of knowledge, and a little inspiration.)
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