Hyphenation Dos and Don'ts
Hyphenation is a common occurrence in typography, especially in narrow columns of type. This “necessary evil” is used to create better looking, tighter rags in non-aligned margins, as well as to help achieve more even spacing in justified text.
Branding a Bakery: A Logo Case Study
Entrepreneur and baker du jour Jason Sigala wanted to open his own bakery in Southern California, offering quality, old-fashioned American desserts made from scratch. He wanted his shop’s branding to have a decidedly mid-century East Coast look and feel.
4 Community-Supported Art Projects That Are Helping Creatives
You may not always be able to run away and join an artist's colony or enroll in a course at the arts school of your dreams, but there's always a creative community somewhere out there that can be the resource you need.
These types of communities encourage contribution and collaboration on a grand scale, allowing artists from across the region, the country or the world see how individual art work can form a greater whole—and provoke a public dialogue.
5 Drawing Exercises To Learn How To Draw Perspective
Jorge Paricio is an adjunct professor of Industrial Design at the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), and author of Perspective Sketching, Freehand and Digital Drawing Techniques for Artists & Designers by Rockport Publishers. “Industrial design sketching is a crucial part of developing a concept and it usually starts with the creation of lots of thumbnail sketches that are later refined in successive stages into full renderings,” he says.