Believe me,it is really hard to find a friend like a dog.It’s been 2 months since my dog passed away.He was 13 years old and of course he was one of my best friend,maybe the best.
Anyway,I promised myself to publish an emotional post for him so i’ve collected photos showing the friendship between humans and dogs.Hope you like them.
Textures are great helpers for web and graphic designers so this week’s freebie is the collection of electronic circuit textures.Yesterday a few of my friends asked me for electronic textures for a project and i thought it would be good a make a collection of free electronic circuit textures.One day you may need these kind of textures for a technical design,who knows.
You know wordpress is the most popular content management system for years and basic wordpress functions may be enough for people who are blogging using wordpress platform but if you want your wordpress blog stand out from the crowd you can change many things to make it more functional.Today we want to share useful wordpress tricks and hacks with you.I’m sure some of them will definetely come in handy for your blog.
There is no limit for inspiration and when it comes to webdesign this is much more unlimited. As usual we continue to showcase beautiful and interesting webdesigns that we came across during the week.Hope you like this week’s collection too.
Sticker printing is becoming much more popular nowadays,especially in promotional campaigns.There are a lot of reasons for this popularity but i think the main reason is the cost effectiveness of stickers and also you can use stickers in many areas like advertising,politics,entertainment,special events and so on.
Today when i search for sticker designs in Behance or Flickr, i found very inspirational sticker designs so that i want share some of them with you.
You know photoshop brushes are one of the most helpful and useful element for designers and you can find thousands of free photoshop brushes over the internet but it is hard to find specific collections.
So today we bring together a free collectin of Label and Stamp Brushes.
There are 400+ photoshop brushes in 18 sets and they are worth downloading to use them one day.Thanks to designers for free brushes
Mike Davidson, CEO of Newsvine a user-updated news blog, remarked that, “Because the competitive landscape of the web is such that the site which looks and works best gets the most traffic, developers and designers put a premium on the presentation of that content and let structural markup take a back seat.” Although thought provoking ideas and well written articles are important, a great deal of your success as a site has to do with design and performance.
In the book Mindless Eating, Brian Wansink describes a lot of the senseless food phenomena that influence our eating habits. One of his findings is that presentation not only would influence how likely someone was to buy a particular food product, but also that it’s packaging would influence the way it tasted.
There is no limit for inspiration and when it comes to webdesign this is much more unlimited. As usual we continue to showcase beautiful and interesting webdesigns that we came across during the week.Hope you like this week’s collection too.
Google has finally unveiled its new social networking project Google+ and normally users begin to compare 2 giants;Facebook and Google+.
To be honest,i’m not an active Facebook user and very new to Google+ but i like Google+.
Anyway,The Tech Addicts made a great infographic comparing Facebook and Google+.
I have a couple of fairly strange hobbies that most might not understand. I collect old bottles from second hand shops and estate sales, for example. But one of my more obscure is finding instances where retro-style typography has been used in videos, art and other formats. This is not random; I do it because I think that old styles of lettering are interesting, unique, well made and perfect for modern designs that need a little flare.
The newer typographies tend to be very sleek, minimalist and created to establish a futuristic or just high-tech look. There is a coldness to it, like metal. While that can be cool, I just prefer the warmth and approachability that comes from the design models of the 1960s and 70’s, or even before then.