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Regular Division of the Plane

Regular Division of the Plane III , woodcut, 1957 - 1958.
While print advertising always seems like a marketer’s dream when compared to online ads, it’s yet another field where it’s getting more and more difficult to cut through the noise and deliver the client’s message. In the digital age, the attention span of the consumer is razor thin, making it harder for advertisers to secure attention whether it’s in print or on the web.

40 Minimalist Print Ads That'll Catch Your Eye

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http://www.thefoxisblack.com/2011/03/18/the-crazy-candy-coated-paintings-of-charlie-immer/ <img src="http://thefoxisblack.com/blogimages//CharlieImmer11.jpg" alt="Charlie Immer, Lanky Veins" title="Charlie Immer, Lanky Veins" width="576" height="780" class="aligncenter size-full wp-image-19028" />

The Fox Is Black » The Totally Insane, Candy Coated Paintings of Charlie Immer

The size of an image in a website layout is important. From proper alignment to getting just the right amount of white space, sizing photos and graphics properly beforehand is essential to creating a balanced look. Images on the web are measured in pixels .

The Myth of DPI

http://www.webdesignerdepot.com/2010/02/the-myth-of-dpi/

Robert Montgomery: Poet & Bilbord hijacker

London poet/artist Robert Montgomery has been at work since 2005, hijacking city billboards and public areas of interest guerilla style to display his poetic works of art. http://funstuffcafe.com/robert-montgomery-poet-bilbord-hijacker

30 Interesting 404 Pages - Web Design Blog – DesignM.ag

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Now for the real treat Most designers know that 12 point was known as a pica, and they could all show off by giving measurements in picas, or pica ems. An em was so called because the letter M nearly always sat on a piece of type metal whose set (width) was the same as its size, giving a nearly square cross section.

Now for the real treat

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