The craziness all started one day when I took a color palette from Colourlovers.com and started designing geometric patterns only using the palette’s colors. This lead to some intricate designs and then to an idea to use these designs in label templates for an exhibition. We asked the folks on the ColourLovers forum if any one would be interested in creating designs as well. Several folks contributed and an exhibition with the collaboration from several folks began!
From the Colourlovers Blog: The folks over at Worldlabel.com had an idea to create an easy way for people to create their own cd and address labels using palettes geometric patterns and color palettes, and asked the members here at COLOURlovers to contribute designs for an exhibition. Here’s the exhibit at Worldlabel: Personalized labels exhibit.
And, following are some of my own wild and crazy designs, just for inspiration:
Read on, mon cher! »
Posted by Russell at 2:48 PM PST
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Linda says that whatever you’re doing on New Year’s eve is what you’ll be doing all year. So, no shooting off guns, no car wrecks, nothing traumatic, ok?
Here’s to a happy, healthy and prosperous 2009 from your friends at FA.
Posted by FA Editors at 1:15 PM PST
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Happy Holidays to my brother and his partner (not the horse!).
I miss you both!
Oh - and a happy holiday to the rest of you, too.
Posted by ewoman at 7:14 PM PST
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How many times have you wondered where you bookmarked your favorite searches? Are they at Digg? Or, did you Stumble them? Now you can find all your linked sites through a simple search at Google. And, you can share your thoughts about those links with others, too.
Google launched SearchWiki on Thursday, a way for you to customize your search results by re-ranking, deleting, adding and commenting on your search results. With a single click, you can move sites you like to the top of your search list, write notes and attach them to that site in the search and delete sites to make room for more results on that front search page.
You can make these changes when you’re signed into Google (look in the upper right of your screen to see if you’re signed in), and when you return to that search your results will be there, waiting for you.
These changes will affect only your searches. However, you can share your insights with other searches by clicking on the “See all notes for this SearchWiki” link. Visit the Google Blog to watch the video and learn more about SearchWiki!
Posted by FA Editors at 2:12 AM PST
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