Monday, June 2, 2008

Chris Jordan

I have found a very interesting photographer called Chris Jordan. He photo people's garbage! His art shows us how we are trashing our planet in very interesting ways. Interesting yet effective.
Below from "Running the Numbers," Jordan recreates George Seurat's famous painting "Sunday Afternoon on La Grande Jatte" using 106,000 aluminum cans, the number used in the US every thirty seconds...... yes each 30 sec.

Tuesday, May 27, 2008

Font Monster


I had spent the long weekend to continue designing my font. I have been working on it for almost 9 weeks. It's fun but not easy. Now I really need to come up with a name for my typeface!

Sunday, May 18, 2008

www.dontclick.it



Can you resist to click your mouse?
Why do we have to click our mouse?
...because designers make us do so.
Want to know how it feel to browse a website without clicking your mouse?
Check out the click free environment.

www.dontclick.it

Wednesday, April 16, 2008

designcanchange!


As designers we have the ability to create communications and make things function better. Global warming is a big issue for our planet now, therefore we should understand the issue and help people to see how important issue is. I have found a very nicely designed website about what designers can do to help our planet.
http://www.designcanchange.org

Sunday, April 13, 2008


Kern your type!  check :www.ilovetypography.com



Ed Fella












Ed Fella was practiced as a commercial graphic designer for 30 years, but at the same time he always have some personal projects(more experimental) on the side. He likes to find and explore vernacular typography and do sketches. He have archived hundred of sketchbooks, and those sketchbooks are source for his inspiration. He calls himself an exit level designer that does not know how to use computer, but I still think of him as a design hero. Now, most of designers are to dependent on computer, and it also change our thinking process. I believe it will be a great idea to spend some time to sketch out ideas in a daily basis.

Sunday, April 6, 2008



Is it necessary to packaging things? I keep asking myself the same question.... I believe the answer is yes. Because it not only protect things, but also help the sale. But once we purchased something packaging were usually end up in the trash can. So wouldn't it be nice to re-purpose packaging?.. I have found a very brilliant idea on how to package a flat screen TV.

Ed Fella in town!


Chapman University Irvine Lecture Hall
Friday April 11, 2008 4:00pm