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Advertising vs Reality
October 22nd, 2009 
Mmmmm… I think I will try some of that gorgeous meat… wait, WHAT?!! To give you an idea of the difference between the package’s picture and the real content of [...]
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Why are the Grand Slam’s logos so bad?
Yesterday, as I was watching Roger Federe kicking Robredo’s ass, my eye kept on being attracted by the US Open logo in the background, it was horrible. After the game [...]
Read full postIf architects had to work like designers
I just had a great time reading this fine article on Digital Survivors, the author just imaging what the brief would look like if clients were talking to architects like [...]
Read full postWhat to do when your design is stolen?
Tom from Delete London recently dropped me a line about their website design being stolen by… Jane Fonda (well… actually by the people who created her website). Although this is [...]
Read full postWhy Monotype Imaging should hire a new PR firm
I just received a press release for FontExplorer X Server solution, which is available online. Although I don’t need it, the product seem interesting and I’m glad to hear about [...]
Read full postBillboards are watching you
I recently stumbled upon the above picture that shows a bus-stop poster with a creative use of technology. As I’m an admirer of creativity, I first thought that it was [...]
Read full postNo work for you? Work for OpenSource projects
You are a design student with plenty of ideas, master most design software and already worked on some pretty cool projects you are proud of. Unfortunately, none of these projects [...]
Read full postHow far are you willing to compromise as a designer?
Today I received this email by Shawn, who asked my opinion. I let you first read, then I share my reaction. Your comments are more than welcome. I’m been involved [...]
Read full postDesign tips from the designer’s mouth
This post is an article presented by Vanessa Fogel, designer, in a packaging conference in November 2008. Design tips from the designer’s mouth Stick to the basic design rules, but [...]
Read full postSame same, but different
“Same same, but different!” Anyone who has travelled to Thailand heard that short sentence dozens of times. It is what the sellers in the street shops will tell you to [...]
Read full postShould we listen to music while working? The designers answer.
I recently published a post asking if listening to music while working was a good thing or not. I gave my opinion and asked some productivity experts what their thoughts [...]
Read full postShould we listen to music while working?
My brother in a small concert, his new album will be out soon (in french). Earlier this week, Tyler Hayes published a blog post about the music he likes to [...]
Read full postBeer packaging for blind people
I recently bought a pack of beers at the store, which in itself has nothing unusual. However something caught my attention when I came home and opened it: it had [...]
Read full postKeeping it Simple
This is a guest post by JP Jones, who is currently the Creative Director at Kenneth Hagin Ministries in Broken Arrow, OK, USA. She is also the owner of Paige1Media, [...]
Read full postAll photographers are liars
My title does sound too strong, but I think it reveals something about the massive use of photography by newspapers and magazines as a the ultimating tool for stating that [...]
Read full postThe War on Errors
The War on Terror, War on Drugs or War on Poverty all have a thing in common: they will most likely never be won. Same goes for the War on [...]
Read full postJakob Nielsen, the man in a polyester suit
Unfortunately, I have to say, Jakob has perhaps the worst site design I have ever seen. It is as if, while he is handing out the Oscars, he is wearing [...]
Read full postThe inkjet cartridges mafia
I am not a greedy person, or at least I hope I am not. I find it perfectly normal to pay for services and goods that help us in our [...]
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