"Tilt-shift photography" refers to the use of camera movements on small- and medium-format cameras, and sometimes specifically refers to the use of tilt for selective focus, often for simulating a miniature scene. Continue reading

Browsing through TheLanceLife, I came across this awesome list of 50 great snowboard designs. So being a graphic designer, and a snowboarder for 10 years, naturally I had to post it for you guys :-)

Vinnie Arezzi, creative director of Right Reason Technologies contacted me with a graphic and web design opening in their East Stroudsburg facility. Continue reading

Just got the word that Designathon 2010 is set for Friday, March 26 at 6:00 p.m. to Saturday, March 27 at 6:00 p.m. Current students that already signed up... excellent! Current students yet to do so... DO IT NOW! Continue reading

Just came across this blog entry chock-full-o designspiration! MediaMilitia.com has compiled a list gallery of 60+ examples of beautiful and inspiring works of art. From illustration, to photo manipulation, to vector line art, to typographic exploration, to traditional media, this list has it all to get your creative juices flowing. Continue reading

Just stumbled across this in my Facebook news feed. Posted by KUCD's own Professor Kresge :-) Interested in making boring and blasé photos pop with life? Check out some of these tutorials! Not only are the final results extremely impressive, but the tutorials are very well explained! (Some are videos, too. score!) 11 Great Photoshop Photo Effects

Browsing past entries of WebDesignerDepot, I came across this wonderful post on Helvetica. 40 logo's we've all seen and grown accustomed to sporting Max Miedinger and Eduard Hoffmann's 53 year old masterpiece. Continue reading

We all come across timeless pieces of design. Whether it be branding, identity, print, web, flash, package, advertising, illustration... we all have our favorites. I came across this blog that features 29 incredibly effective and timeless advertisements. Continue reading

KUCD's own Jason Santa Maria - instructor at the School of Visual art in NYC has issued a very interesting project to his students. Each of the 18 students were assigned a random neighborhood in Manhattan. They then were to research the neighborhood extensively to design and fabricate their own unique currency. Continue reading

Big ups to Sean Allison for finding this! Great visual representation of terribly accurate real world scenarios.