Every Wednesday I will post one single image with only these instructions and no additional commentary. I would love for readers of the blog to leave a comment with their thoughts, whatever they may be. Post anything you like in the comments section, from the first thought that pops into your head to an in depth critique even a funny caption for the posted image. continue reading…
When creating an HTML email, more often than not, simple is the way to go. The following emails manage to present a clean, well structured and readable message while still displaying the creativity that grabs a reader’s attention and makes them want to view more than just their preview pane. continue reading…
It’s getting to be that time of year again where a good portion of us are subjected to day after day of gunmetal gray skies. I find that it’s hard to be inspired during this time so I thought I would try to discover and post inspiring images in gray tones. Hopefully this helps us all get prepared for and find inspiration during the winter doldrums. Enjoy. continue reading…
Every Wednesday I will post one single image with only these instructions and no additional commentary. I would love for readers of the blog to leave a comment with their thoughts, whatever they may be. Post anything you like in the comments section, from the first thought that pops into your head to an in depth critique even a funny caption for the posted image. continue reading…
The United States Football League (USFL) was an American football league that played three seasons between 1983 and 1985. The USFL was the National Football League’s (NFL) strongest competitor since the American Football League of the 1960s and featured Hall of Fame Players such as Jim Kelly, Steve Young and Hershel Walker. The USFL officially folded and closed their doors in 1988. continue reading…
Twitter is a treasure trove of information for web designers and developers, not to mention it’s a good place to connect with like-minded and interesting people. I’m on Twitter quite often and I read and click on A LOT of tweets throughout the week so I thought I would use this blog to post some of my favorite tweets. continue reading…
I find a lot of images and photographs on the web that make me think, “Wow, I wish I could share this and just get peoples’ reactions to it”. I came across just such an image today and then I realized, “Hey! I have a blog!”. continue reading…
Are you suffering from designer’s block? Are you stuck in a rut and producing the same types of designs over and over again? Why not take a lesson from a drawing class and loosen up your creativity with some “gesture” designing. continue reading…
One of the, I think to be, unconventional sources I tend to get inspiration from is works of fiction. I have a day job, a 6 month old son and my part-time freelancing so I have to get my story fix in where I can. That’s where podcasts and my 45 minute commute come in. There are some outstanding stories and whole novels being given away for free continue reading…
Pulp magazines, pulp fiction or “the pulps” were inexpensive collections of fiction widely popular from the 1920s through the 1950s. More popular than the stories that were contained in the magazines was the cover art found on each book. continue reading…