The Principles of Design
Jammo (0 pencils) | Tue, 2005-06-14 20:50
Sometimes when im working on a design, I try different ideas and it just doesn't feel right and I sometimes dont feel like asking someone for help. I could be sitting there for hours looking at something thinking, " I know there is definatly something wrong but - what the heck is it thats screwing up my work!?".
If your only design knowledge is how to use photoshop filters and free download web templates or if get that same feeling of "somethings wrong".. Then you will definatly want to read this
Read article at Digital Web Magazine
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Great work.. I think you need to read this twice to get it inside your thinking..
First article of Jammo also! Welcome to our creative blog group or what shall I say =)
Was a little nervous about posting, but i thought its a useful article :)
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Btw. do we have/need any clearance to take this over from Digital Web Magazine?
Jammo,
I am glad to see you offer these resources.
I look forward to the rest of your columns.
Thank you.
I wasnt the guy who wrote it (i just created the top graphic and linked the article)
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Jammo,
That is why I thanked you for the 'resources.'
wmmarc out.
That's a great article. Lot of reading to do. :)
Hmm, I kinda feel that this post should have been handeled differently, tho I liked it and it was a good article, it gave the impression apart from the little blurb link on the top that this was an creativebits production. It wasn't really clear enough that this is in fact a repost of another site, so perhaps just link to it instead ?
thanks andreas, the author has been emaileda already.. I did put at the start and end of the article that it was from digital web magazine. So I hoped that would let people know as they would have seen that (unless they scanned past it ;) . If the author doesnt like this being shown this way (which isnt probably as useful to us members here), then i will remove the article and just have a link.
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That was very useful and informative, thanks..
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It's a good tool, not to mention a few of my pieces from when I was a student are featured in it.
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"The higher you jump on the flagpole, the higher the bonus you receive."
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"The higher you jump on the flagpole, the higher the bonus you receive."
As much as I appreciate the article, my prudent nature when it comes to "appropriating" content would dictate that FIRST you get permission, THEN you reproduce it.
Most creatives prefer to have the right to say how, when and where their work will be used. I know I'd be pretty pissed off if somebody "appropriated" my work and put it out for public consumption, and THEN asked if I minded; once it's "out there" there's no reeling it back in.
Yes, I agree w/ Phosphor. I'd be pissed too, but flattered.
I loved reading it over though, I haven't read such basics since I was in school a good 7 years ago. Its quite easy to lose touch with the basics when you end up having to juggle new languages/technologies and a fast paced work environment.
I love comparing my maturing tastes with what the basics would dictate. Since they become inituitive quickly its nice to step back and consider how my current work falls into these fundamentals. How would my old Design professor say?
- Jeff Yamada
www.suborior.com
Thanks for finding that article Jammo. It reminds me of the book, The Non Designers Design Book. This would make a great entry into the new weblink section.
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