Creativity & Craftsmanship

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1. Pro Stan Wilson Jr

   Working on personal site. Decisions, decisions decisions.

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   almost 2 years ago

2. Antoine Butler

   I like the graph but the subtle fade outs make me think of warn graph paper, but lacking the texture. The type kicks ass though, what are you using?

   almost 2 years ago

3. Pro Stan Wilson Jr

   I may add some sort of grain texture. Still thinking it out.
   Thanks for the feedback. I'm using Vitesse and League Gothic.

   almost 2 years ago

4. Pro Nick Whitmoyer

   Always been a fan of graph paper, but I feel that it might be lacking pencil sketches and an element of being hand-drawn (or hands-on even) to it. League Gothic seems to be working really well with this concept -- it's got a playful and creative feel to it. VItesse is a very machined looking font, and *could* serve very well for that "development" feel. All depends on what you're trying to emphasis, I suppose.

   Ironically, I was playing around with some pencil shavings earlier today. Take a look!

   I'd reconsider using the combination of "Front-end Developer" and "Web Designer." Web Designer is the new Webmaster. Visual Designer, User Experience Designer, and even Front-end Designer speak to a much more qualified group of individuals.

   almost 2 years ago

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   Creativity & Craftsman... Removed worn areas on graph. Added texture, gears & darker lines to match my design grid. June 22, 2010

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   by Stan Wilson Jr

   Removed worn areas on graph. Added texture, gears & darker lines to match my design grid.

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   almost 2 years ago