Recently I came across this post on the MacRumors Design and Graphics forums. “Hello, Got a friend who’s interested in going back to school to become a graphic designer. Wondering what programs graphics pro’s are expected to know.” – Chris7, Mar 10, 2010. There were a lot of thoughtful replies over a few years, so it […]
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Having been at this for over 35 years, and from time to time taken a few moments to digitally restore some of the work recovered from the house fire, the not entirely (well, a little) insane notion came across me that I should pull together a retrospective of some of my better work from my student days to the present. So I started to pull together FANTASTIC REALITIES: A Life In Art & Design. A labor of voluminous free time and love.
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I was not in a patient mood today for fools and shysters. As a Web designer. I am usually pleased when people see my sites, even the modest ones that are typically just there to establish a web presence for a client. But that means that from time to time, I do get one of
Stuck at the Staring Gate One of the daunting things about getting your company or organization, or even just your own web site online is just the sheer size of the task. Gathering content. What will the site look like? How is the site organized? What about Responsive Design? Search Engine Optimization? E-Commerce? Unless you’re
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Yes, there are people who do believe this exists… If you’re here, you likely already know that I am a self-employed Graphic and Web Designer. They used to call that “freelance,” but the reality is that I am running a small business. And much of what I do involves matching what I do, and what
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