Inspiration – Links for the week-end #259
Like every weekend, I invite you to discover or rediscover: photographer Julia Noni, illustration series by japanese artist Sato, illustrator and graphic designer from Germany Michael Schmid, the Braun SK4 record player by Dieter Rams,
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Links for the week-end #249
Like every weekend, I invite you to discover or rediscover: paintings by Bob Dob, photography by Sandra Weimar, ‘Tabula Rasa’ short by Arnoldas Vitkus
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Fascinating Pictures By Josh Mindemann
Maybe you know Josh Mindemann under the name Darkknight1986 at deviantart. He comes from the United States and said that he is a Photographer, Graphic Designer, Poet, Author, Painter, Traditional Artist, Musician and Animator. I think especially in the field of Photography he has an excellent view to capture our environment. Continue reading »

10 Tips and Tricks for Designing your Small Business Website
A goal for any great website is to have content that is meaningful and pleasing to your viewers and at the same time be easily indexed by search engines. So, when the business plan is written and you’re ready to design your small business website, keep these 10 tips and tricks in mind for an effective and meaningful site.
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1. Install and Use Analytics.

Using Analytics to see how people are getting to your site, what they’re doing once they’re there, and how long they stay can be your most effective tool for designing and modifying your site. Popular Analytics platforms like Google Analytics will give you rich insights into your website traffic and marketing effectiveness. You need to track how visitors react to your website and figure out what works and what does not.
2. Create Logical & Clear Navigation.

Whether you’re selling products or simply selling yourself, your website should make sense. Make it easy to navigate pages and get back home. Don’t make viewers search too hard for the information they need, or they might just go search elsewhere. Also consider how and where you’ll add to the site in the future. Once people are used to the layout, they have a good memory where everything is placed. If you change something it will most definitely irritate them, that’s why its very important to start out with a great design and keep it that way.
3. Make Your Site Legible.

Choose a font and a font size that is easy to read, and easily scalable. Remember we are living in the future now with billions of phones, tablets, and pmp devices that view the web daily. As self explanatory as that is, most people still forget to optimize their website for mobile devices.
4. Create Visual Balance.

Make your site pleasant to look at, but also informative. Don’t go over the top with too much copy, or your viewers won’t read it. Likewise, don’t go too heavy on the graphics or it may take too long to load. Try taking the minimalist approach if you will. Whatever you do, judge your website by thinking you do not own it. Continue reading »
Mayumi Haryoto
She started working in the age of 18 and has worked since as Graphic Designer, 2D Pixel Animator, Art Director, Production Assistant, Assistant Director, even did a little Voice Over (you still can hear her voice sometimes in some local TV commercials)in some related fields from graphic house, game developer, advertising agencies, film productions, records label, even content provider. She finally (FINALLY! Something hit her slow stupid head!) made up her mind to live up her old dream to do what she mostly likes to do. From 2006 till now she has focusing on illustration as her career.
Paper. Glue. Scapel. Patience.
Philip Turner is a Graphic Designer based in Leeds and Manchester
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The Walking Dead by Laz Marquez
After a long hiatus, Graphic Designer, Laz Marquez brings us a print inspired by AMC’s ‘The Walking Dead’…
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Illustrations by Jorge Corona
Jorge Corona. Illustrator and Graphic Designer from Maracaibo, Venezuela. If not working on his web comic Manwood he is usually found making caricatures of famous people for magazines of managing to design web sites during office hours.
Wall-E & The Butterfly

Latest print by Graphic Designer, Laz Marquez. Check out more at: www.lazmarquez.com
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