Who doesn’t love tees? Or the usual name; T-Shirt? Everybody loves T-shirts! This type of clothes has been survive from the late of 1800’s to the 19th century, and even till now. With many variation images, or typography or both, for any purposes, it’s always attract us to wear them, of course it is also depends on how attractive the design on the t-shirts themselves.

Read the rest of this entry »

For most Print Graphic Designer, design and create a website would be a challenging task to do. As much as we enjoy ourselves working on the artwork and layout for it, those principles on print designs won’t aesthetically pleasing as it is for the print designs. As a print graphic designer, it was quite confusing for me when I was being critiqued by my client for the web page I did for his company. I found that even though he isn’t a designer, he knows the real function of the web page and the customer’s vision flow when they are browsing the web. I searched more resources about them. And yes, even though it’s basically part of graphic design, web design has its own rules. From the illustration, color scheme, and typography, it’s all what we’ve been familiar with in print design, but in web design, pay more attention to the effects (ie. gradients or shadows) as well.

Read the rest of this entry »