As seen in desktop magazine here What would the Garfield comic be like without Garfield in it? Would it be funnier than it was before? I think so, and if you think it might be an insight into a paranoid and delusional Jon, take a look for yourself at Garfield Minus Garfield.
These days you can find somewhere to get sushi in most shopping centres. The exposure to Japanese food and culture has never been greater than it is now. With the sheer volume of quality animation that has been done, you will no doubt have watched and enjoyed Japanese animation (possibly not even knowing it), and had at least a little bit of exposure to their movies (Akira Kurosawa’s films are all timeless and worth watching, not forgetting Godzilla…) as designers we embrace their different viewpoint on packaging and design and their culture that embraces the illustrated work so whole heartedly.
After seeing them at Semi-permanent this year, I had been tempted to go back and have a play with the interface to build something for myself. The animated option for the design I have worked on means the rising suns rays turn making it a very dynamic cover! Just a bit of fun, and still…
One of my first posts on desktopmag.com.auwas about the short Back To Earth mini-series from Red Dwarf. Now a few years later, the popularity of the mini-series has been such that a full season of Red Dwarf has been ordered. It is currently in production with a planned September broadcast on Dave in the UK. Which means a season pass on iTunes is probably your best bet to catch the series as soon it is available.
After a bit of discussion, I have decided to start loading copies of all my desktop magazine articles to the BittenByDesign website. All the articles by myself are going to be added to my site after the traffic to the desktop articles starts to wane. Each will be logged with a ‘Originally posted on desktop’…
