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Tuesday, October 11th, 2011And the result.. Yomar Augusto workshop
Tuesday, October 11th, 2011Last month I visited the Typography festival ‘Now we are talking’ at the F.A.S.T. Surf village in The Hague. It was an inspiring visit. At the fesitival I joined the workshop of Yomar Augusto to enhance my calligraphy and handwriting for the coming years. Our hometown is celebrating 500 years Jheronimus Bosch and I thought it would be nice to develop a type for this occassion.
This is one of the designs:
To be continued…
Now We Are Talking Festival
Wednesday, August 31st, 2011Really looking forward to Friday the 2nd of September, than I’ll be visiting the Now we are talking Festival. Together with one of my best friends also typo addict Zwaan en Vos we’ll be attending and joining up for a workshop.
Visit the Sistine Chapel in 3D
Tuesday, December 14th, 2010
Very cool! Thnx Escape Studio’s for the tip.
Real interaction in webdesign
Tuesday, December 14th, 2010Face’book’
Wednesday, November 24th, 2010Working for Essent
Thursday, July 15th, 2010One of the main reasons I got so busy is that got a new project at Essent, an energy company in the Netherlands. My join up with Frontend heroes paid out there, THNX Guys.
It’s a nice work environment where I met lots of nice people and new colleges and, off course, new twitter friends!!
I’m working on an intern project in which I do designing and frontend work and discovering Movable Type. Also a nice blogging tool. To show you some designs, these are a few widgets I’ve been working on for a dashboard:
Content management gets a lot easier with CSS3
Monday, July 12th, 2010
A client asked for a nice ‘Polaroid foto effect’, but I didn’t want to get stuck in Photoshopping every photo. So here’s the result.
It won’t show everything in every browser, but it will in most any and all newer browsers.
The effect works as follows:
The border is simply a border, with the bottom border a bit longer.
Constrain your image to a certain measure.
(Now comes the css3 part)
Rotate the image by some percent.
Give it a shadow as final touch
And here you are. It will fit every foto in the same way.
Nice isn’t it?
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