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Smarter, Better Cyborgs
by Christopher Butler
Instead of augmenting reality, we should make technology more aware.... More
The Purpose of a Website
by Mark O'Brien
Why do you have a website? This may sound like a foolish question, but it should be the first one you ask when starting every new web project, especially when building your own site.... More
How to Follow PRINT on Social Networks, E-mail & RSS Feeds
by Print staff
You can now stay connected with your favorite design magazine through Facebook & Twitter, newsletters, e-mail and a daily RSS feed.... More
6 Tips to Simplify Your Website's Design
by Christopher Butler
Most websites these days are far more complex than they need to be. Sometimes I'll just stare at a website for minutes on end, trying to figure out why it's so confusing. Follow these tips to cut the clutter.... More
Open for Business
by Print staff
Playtype, an online type foundry established by the design agency, e-Types, has launched its own "Concept store" in conjunction with the revamp of playtype.com.... More
How Apps Are Changing the Way Designers Create on the Web
by Khoi Vinh
Whether or not you have plans to buy a tablet computer or upgrade to a smart phone, make no mistake: We are now at an inflection point in the evolution of technology, a moment of profound transformation in the digital world. And, as has been the pattern throughout our industrial history, when technology changes, so, too, does design.... More
Print in Motion: Noncommercial: Flickermood 2.0
by Print staff
Flickermood 2.0, an experimental kinetic type animation by Sebastian Lange, is based on fragments of “Mutability,” an 18th-century poem by the Romantic poet Percy Bysshe Shelley that happens to capture the emphemeral nature of the 21st-century digital environment... More
Print in Motion: Show Package: Ghe bharari
by Print staff
For the show package for the Indian television program “Ghe bharari,” creative director Varun Chawla had two goals in mind: to channel the painter Salvador Dalí and to capture a dreamlike space in which the camerawork is invisible.... More
Print in Motion: Commercial Spot: Children's Hospital of Illinois
by Print staff
Surprisingly enough, it was a logo that served as the driving force for the two spots for The Children’s Hospital of Illinois. “The logo was very appropriate,” says competition judge Mark Kudsi. “They did a really good job with the way they used children’s blocks, took them apart, and reenergized the elements.... More
Print in Motion: Film Titles: Typophile Film Festival 5
by Print staff
For its fifth annual film festival for Typophile, Punchcut's Joe Pemberton and Jared Benson contacted their former schoolmate Brent Barson, who had created the opening titles for the previous four festivals with the help of the BYU graphic design department.... More
Print in Motion: Music Video: Hibi No Neiro
by Print staff
“Hibi No Neiro” is a music video for a Japanese band called Sour that was filmed entirely by webcams and starred more than 80 cast members, many of them designers, sourced from the band’s international fan base. Each animation sequence relies on precise choreography of up to 64 people at a time, a major challenge.... More
Everything You Need To Know About Adobe Creative Suite 5
by Patric King
Adobe’s new release of Creative Suite 5 is now available for preorder. While CS4 was a decent step forward from CS3, I would recommend that CS5 is the step to make from CS3 if you decided to stay behind. Adobe has concentrated, with this release, on improving existing workflows, honing points of user difficulty, and rewriting underlying technologies to enhance them.... More
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Image of the Day February 8, 2012 
Gig poster for Thurston Moore at Maxwell's, Hoboken. Design by Morning Breath.

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