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The Process of Creativity

From Jason Gross
December 6th, 2011
7 Comments

The creative attribute has always been a highly debated and researched component of the human psyche. The “designer” job title seems to be one that calls to the more creative minded among us and according to some, requires the highest level of creative processing. This idea does lend itself to ...

The Selfless Designer

From Rick Monro
August 10th, 2011
19 Comments

Becoming an effective designer requires embracing universal design principles and best practices. Over the years, I have come to see that reaching maturity as a designer is a continual process of reassessment and letting go of potentially damaging baggage. This can include jettisoning your ego and dumping your assumptions, prejudices and ...

The Design Community Offers Its Favorite Bits of Advice

From Robert Bowen
March 16th, 2011
17 Comments

We, members of the design community, are on an ongoing quest for knowledge and learning opportunities—anything we can find to enhance our skills and share the precious pearls of wisdom we’ve held close to our hearts. Given that most of us are where we are because of the shared advice ...

Increasing Innovation with Hack Nights

From Andrew Rossi
July 8th, 2010
20 Comments

If you work at an agency or design house, chances are that most of your time is spent working on client projects. After months of bending over backwards to meet your clients’ demands, work may start to get a little stale. At this point, it’s okay to become a little ...

The Process Behind Good Illustration (Part 3)

From Natalie Sklobovskaya
June 24th, 2010
15 Comments

In Part II I started a list of some personal process-oriented thoughts on illustration—more specifically about some ways to help broaden the creative process and make its execution more effective. In this Part III, I’ll wrap up the list in the same vein as Part II’s, with a few more ...

The Process Behind Good Illustration (Part 2)

From Natalie Sklobovskaya
June 17th, 2010
19 Comments

In Part I we skimmed the surface on a few points regarding when an image becomes an illustration. But, of course, this knowledge isn’t very useful if we don’t know how to apply it to our work when the pencil hits the paper! Or, stylus hits the tablet, whatever ...

10 Ways To Beef Up Your Website’s Security

From Blue Derkin
June 15th, 2010
31 Comments

Hacker attacks across the web are getting more sophisticated every day – after all, they have to. With the increased sophistication of anti-virus protection, firewalls, and application-based updates, hackers who want to stay in business have needed to get more creative. And they have, responding with increasingly sophisticated attacks that ...

The Process Behind Good Illustration (Part 1)

From Natalie Sklobovskaya
June 10th, 2010
36 Comments

“Art” is something philosophers have spent centuries trying to define, sadly with no satisfactory result (a debate that is far beyond the scope of this article). But illustration, while it covers a broad range of image-making, does have very distinct meanings, and it is very different from just artwork. In this ...

Insights Into the Running of a Design Business

From Duane Kinsey
May 27th, 2010
63 Comments

When I left my job almost 2 years ago to start my own graphic design business, there were a few, let’s say, surprises. The biggest of which was that the majority of my time was being spent running the business, and not actually designing. It is quite difficult to put ...

Seven Tips for Your Design Job Interview

From Jad Limcaco
May 4th, 2010
87 Comments

I’m not the best web designer or graphic designer out there and I don’t claim to be, but I do have experience in getting jobs in the industry. I’ve worked for all kinds of companies since graduating from high school. I’ve worked as a web designer, graphic designer, and ...