We round up some of Banksy's best designs, and the amazing cinemagraphs one artist has made from them.
Check out these great examples of CSS brought to you by Jenn Lukas of Happy Cog. From bespoke agency sites to online shops, you'll find tons of web design inspiration here!
While some shooters are occasionally blessed with having all the lighting equipment they need when they need it, most of us have to make due with what's within arm's reach. That's why being able to control and manipulate the natural lighting that's already in your scene is one of the most essential lighting skills for any video enthusiast. Here are a few simple tips to help you achieve better shots with what you already have.
L’art urbain (ou street art) est une forme d’art contemporain qui regroupe différentes disciplines appliquées dans la rue. L’artiste anglais Banksy est une des personnalités emblématiques de ce mouvement : ses oeuvres réalisées avec des pochoirs oscillent entre humour, politique et poésie. DGS vous présente son univers à travers 80 de ses oeuvres.
These colour changing food labels will signal when food is past its best. Will it reduce wastage?
QR codes (short for Quick Response Codes) were invented in 1994, by the DENSO Corporation. I'm sure you've seen lots of them. They are the natural progression of bar codes.
Whether you're coming across the term for the first time, or you've been listing it on your LinkedIn profile for a couple of years now, it's likely that you are still faced with the question: What exactly do we mean by DevOps?
Creating charts and infographics can be time-consuming. But these tools make it easier.
If you’re looking to create a professional marketing brochure for your startup, here are 10 tips that will help you do so quickly and simply.
"Ruby" is a time-lapse video that explores the idea of rebirth. Shot over five days by body artist Emma Allen, the video uses Allen's face as a canvas, and complex paintwork to portray aging, death, decay, and reincarnation.
It’s up to you to decide where to look.
Designing an app takes a lot of creativity, planning and intensive labor. However, the game gets harder when you’re designing for a global audience. We spoke to some of the hottest global apps and got their top tips to share.
Employing simple, effective techniques that can be used in other designs, Alex Brooke demonstrates how to best use Adobe Fireworks to create a UI kit for your website.
The subject of HTML Email can make even the most seasoned web designers' palms clammy; it's a minefield of hacks, pitfalls — and means disregarding all the things we've learned about web standards during the past decade.
In this project I will be taking an SVG icon straight from Illustrator and creating work-ready set-up that’s suitable for any project, with no external JS libraries besides jQuery. We’ll be doing the majority of the heavy lifting using simple CSS and a tiny bit of JavaScirpt.
Ember is your digital scrapbook of things that inspire you - be it websites, photos, apps or other things. Just drag in images that you want to keep, organise them into relevant collections, annotate the images you need to give feedback on, and share your images to your favourite web services.
Today Bohemian Coding launched a new version of their glorious Sketch App. Sketch 3.0, this version introduce Symbols, faster exporting, shared Text and Layer Styles, and a revamped user interface.
Is really a huge improvement, kudos for the Bohemian Coding team !
The introductory price of the app only for this week is $49. Available on the Mac App Store.
Following you will enjoy some fine articles of great people, explaining the new features of this new version:
What’s New In Sketch 3 by Patrik Ward
Sketch 3 is now available! by Bohemian Coding
Sketch 3.0: (My) top 10 new features by George Papadakis
What is new in Sketch 3 Everything you asked for and more by Jean-Marc Denis
What's new in Sketch 3 by Think Orange
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Featuring logo designs, beautiful shapes and funny characters, check out these brilliant flip books to inspire you.
Today marks the 30th anniversary of Steve Jobs introducing the Mac to the world. Given how prevalent computers are these days -- most of us carry one around in our pockets, after all -- it's easy to forget just how transformative the Mac was. Touted as the computer for the "rest of us," the Mac made computing accessible to and inviting for the masses.
Handimania has created an awesome tutorial video that demonstrates how to draw a fun 3D optical illusion of your hand. All you need is paper, a pencil, and some colorful markers. With the pencil, trace the outline of your hand and a bit of your wrist. Then, using a marker, draw a straight line from the edge of the paper to the edge of the outline. Next, draw a curved line over the hand, and draw another straight line to the edge of the page. Repeat until you have a stripey optical illusion!