A great story about Lorem Ipsum from PRI's the world.

This image is a follow up to the other color blindness examples.

The bottom images are the simulated color blind view. A good reminder to always use color as a secondary indicator.

Over the last two years (has it really only been two?) I have enjoyed watching the different campaigns unveil and update their websites. Each site has been unique but each also contained similar elements. Several times, I purposed to write a comparison review of the sites but that never made it past some initial research.

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Located at the top of the Adobe's Almaden Tower in San Jose, CA, is a LED semaphore. This semaphore was build as a large public art display by New York artist Ben Rubin.

Made up of 4 large wheels a slot or line in the middle, the semaphore was able to represent up to 256 unique characters. When the semaphore began transmission on August 7, 2006, Adobe turned it into a contest. The contest that Adobe sponsored was to decode what message was being sent via the semaphore. In addition to the visual message, they also broadcast an audio transmission over a low-power AM transmitter.

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Let your voice be heard and be amused at DearAdobe.com.

Stefan presented a first rate slide-show to support his well-delivered stories and smart comments. We were frequently laughing out loud.

He showed us:

• Lots of CD Covers
• Flyers
• Posters
• Logos
• Bear Illustrations

Books

All Access: The Making of Thirty Extraordinary Graphic Designers http://www.amazon.com/All-Access-Extraordinary-Graphic-Designers/dp/1592532772/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1220029385&sr=1-1

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