If you know of any other print vendor resources, your comment's appreciated.

My book will be aimed at those who are thinking of, or who have started their own design business. The title I wish I'd read a few years ago (although I know I'm going to learn a lot writing this one).

If you have a story you want to share with the world it'd be brilliant if you got in touch.

Here's a kind of science experiment that had me thinking.

Land art. Intriguing.

The postman delivered a nice surprise this morning.

The design company is not the only place to be a designer. In fact it's actually in some ways a rather constraining place to be a designer.

A snippet from the Be Bold 101, by Nicholas Bate. Solid advice.

Quoted from Dave Trott's blog where he discusses the client/designer relationship between Steve Jobs and Paul Rand.

How lettering is made for public display.

The company's cheap but well-made, well-designed books found a new audience of working and middle-class readers that few believed existed. The future really was orange.

Get the TrueType font family by downloading this ZIP.

In most online communities, 90% of users are lurkers who never contribute, 9% of users contribute a little, and 1% of users account for almost all the action.

Thoughts on the designer/client relationship, courtesy of the Design Council.

"A graphic designer faced with no content should create something without content."