Susan Kare is an absolute legend, and should be worthy of all our—at least friends of Macintosh—hearts and thanks. What a thing to have had the privilege to get involved with all those years ago.
Susan Kare has self published her first book where all the above and more are discussed, Susan Kare – Icons.
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Awwww wipe those tears away. This and more many CSA prints by JeremyVille available on FAB.
Oh wow. Sounds ominous so had better do as they ask; moreover, I am just really appreciative that they have my back.
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Luminance is fast becoming my main go-to application for the tweaking of photograph’s on my iPhone. It has a wealth of controls that just beats Camera+ fair and square.
It was never an expensive app in the first place, but if you need a gentle nudge then grab it now.
I know of more than a handful of people who would appreciate the MyCuppa Tea in their stocking this Christmas.
Enough already with the “make the logo smaller.”, and “make the logo bigger.” Just make the logo the bloody size it needs to be and get on with it.
Ya ya ya.
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The time is almost upon us when you will be able to submit your own icons to The Noun Project.
I can really relate to this method of managing bite size tasks. It’s often the least favourable thing I need to do that I do do by doing one a day.
Oh I say. This is an idea that could totally help brands of all sizes ensure their most up-to-date logo is used. Should help with the common problem of using an older, and incorrect, company brand logo.
I can see this becoming particular useful when a company rebrands which often leads to many months, or longer, of the wrong logo being used and referenced by other websites.
Not usually bothered with custom background images, but took a flight of fancy with WallpapersHD last night, and found this nice Apple logo background.
Shame there are no designer credits visible for each download, so I can’t properly attribute this image for now.
The Novecento Font Family, by Synthview, should come in really handy for some design projects; therefore, I shall be downloading it forthwith.
The complete family come with: 32 styles, 471 glyphs, 76 supported languages, 12 Opentype features and OTF & webfont versions.
There isn’t a direct download link on their website; therefore, a trip to Myfonts will do the trick.
Can’t believe I have not seen this before. Although Noah pushing it just a little bit right at the end. And why haven’t I heard of Pirates Of Silicon Valley before as well? I am so not in the loop sometimes.
So Noah Wyle for the movie role?
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Great news that Omnifocus now works with Siri, so if you head over to the OmniGroup blog you’ll see a few videos on how to set it all up. H/T @imrogb
Now these illustrations by Liam Brazier are mind blowingly delightful, and have totally entranced me.
You absolutely must check out his portfolio for loads more of these fascinating designs, and to point out that they are not just limited to Star Wars characters.
Nice visual representations of our favourite superheroes and their alter egos by ArtofDanny.
This is exactly how I would like my take away coffee cups. Being able to visualise the amount of each ingredient is quite novel.
The Shokoladnica coffee cup design gets my vote.
Doobybrain has provided this MTA NYC Subway map as an unlocked, and editable file. This means you can move lines, surfaces, objects, water, land et. to make your own custom Subway map.
An exhaustive photo, and written, account of a recent exploration of the The Abandoned Post Office Underground Railway.
The Great Lunar Cycle is a delightful poster by Aaron Thong.
