Toons At War. A fascinating collection of Disney cartoons in support of World War 2.

Date posted: December 10, 2008 | Filed under design, shortlinks | Comments Off on Toons at war

Nuclear explosions since 1945. (Work-related, I swear).

Date posted: December 3, 2008 | Filed under design, shortlinks | Comments Off on Nuclear Explosions since 1945

The Grid System. All about designing with grids.

Date posted: December 2, 2008 | Filed under design, shortlinks | Comments Off on The Grid System

CopyPaste Character – a handy reference for web design.

Date posted: November 10, 2008 | Filed under design, shortlinks | Comments Off on CopyPaste Character

14 to 42: New York City Signs. I’m a sucker for old signage. This is a magnificent historical timesuck. (via)

Date posted: October 24, 2008 | Filed under design, shortlinks | Comments Off on NYC Signs

Better CSS Font Stacks – An excellent overview of font groupings for CSS.

Date posted: August 26, 2008 | Filed under design, shortlinks | Comments Off on Better CSS font stacks

Here’s a website dedicated solely to The Ampersand . It’s made the rounds over the last few days, but I like the idea and the execution, so I’m adding it here. (via)

Date posted: August 7, 2008 | Filed under design, shortlinks | Comments Off on Ampersand blog

This has been around since 2004, but I’ll post it here. The Branding of Polaroid is a neat, if choppily written website by the man who was charged with rebranding a stale product line in the face of the Kodak juggernaut. It’s fascinating on many levels, and clear parallels can be drawn to modern-day Apple/Microsoft packaging.

Date posted: May 23, 2008 | Filed under design, shortlinks | Comments Off on The Branding of Polaroid

Nixie tube clocks. Me want, bad.

Date posted: May 7, 2008 | Filed under design, shortlinks | Comments Off on Nixie tube clocks

Create better PDFs by understanding the formats, a primer on the various types of PDF format used for printing. Yeesh, what a mess.

Date posted: April 25, 2008 | Filed under design, productivity, shortlinks | Comments Off on Understanding PDF formats