Check his website: http://www.ndesign-studio.com
Try it for yourself.. and you'll see..
enjoy.. \m/ rock on..
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Saturday, January 17, 2009
URBANDUB will be in CEBU, SINULOG 2009
Obviously, I am really a big fan of URBANDUB ever since they started.
Well, just so letting everyone know.. they're gonna have a concert in Cebu this coming Sinulog 2009 and sponsored by Nokia.. , sad to say that I can't come, pretty bad.. isn't it? Nah, they're be some other time when I got home.. and that's for sure..
Anyways.. have fun to those who gonna watch URBANDUB.. \m/ rock on..
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
URBANDUB
URBANDUB, the new trend of music.
I called them, "new trend of music", for they have these unique and a different kind of music. I love the way they tweak the instruments as well as the arrangements.. they have the style that will put me on a different world of music. They are really amazing.. great songs and lyrics.. which you will love them more.. Urbandub, you're the best. \m/
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Textures In Modern Web Design
This article comes from smashingmagazine.com which it really helps us designers to come over with and read.
If you look around at well-designed websites in CSS galleries or any other source of design inspiration, you’ll see that texture is extremely common in modern Web design. One of the reasons it’s so popular is because of its versatility. Textures can be used in countless different ways and in a wide variety of design styles. As you look around, you’ll see how textures can be used in so many different ways by Web designers.
Textures in Web design can be very subtle, so that the visitor hardly notices, or they can be a focal point of the design. In some cases, textures are used to emphasize certain parts of the design. Because of the versatility of textures, they can be used in combination with many other design elements, such as typography, lighting and colors.
When examining exemplary Web designs that employ textures, you’ll notice that textures are used in background images, headers, footers, sidebars, content areas and even fonts. Although texture is sometimes associated with a grunge style of design, its reach extends far beyond just grungy websites. Texture adds dimension to virtually any style of design, if applied properly. In this post, we’ll look at 50 examples of websites that use textures in different ways.
One of the reasons texture is so useful to designers and so popular is because adding it to a design can bequick and easy with a program like Photoshop. Later in this article, we’ll look at some of the different techniques you can use to apply texture to your own work.
Gallery: Texture in Modern Web Design
When it comes to textures in modern Web design, background images are probably the most common area of use. As you’ll see in the examples below, a textured background image can easily be a significant feature in a design. There are countless options for using textures in this way, and many designers are using creativity here to create stunning results.
These are the websites:
The Ernest Hemingway Collection
If you’re looking for free textures to use in your own work, some of the best resources are:
Monday, January 12, 2009
The New 17-inch MacBook Pro
The battery in the new 17-inch MacBook Pro lasts up to 8 hours on a single charge1 and can be recharged up to 1000 times2 — compared with only 200 to 300 times for typical notebooks. To do this, Apple engineers custom-designed lithium-polymer cells to create the largest possible battery, then they went even further: They built the battery right into the computer, eliminating the space-consuming mechanisms and housings that standard removable batteries require. The result is a battery that’s 40 percent bigger than the previous generation and offers up to 8 hours of wireless productivity on a single charge — all in a notebook that’s less than an inch thin, weighs just 6.6 pounds,3 and remains the same price as the previous-generation model.
But building a battery that lasts up to 8 hours is only part of the story. Giving it a lifespan of up to 1000 recharges required breakthroughs in battery technology. Apple electro-chemists developed advanced chemistry that maintains the battery’s charging capabilities longer than ever. And while most notebooks wear down their batteries by charging them at a constant rate, the 17-inch MacBook Pro takes a different approach. Using an Apple-developed technology called Adaptive Charging, a microchip on the battery constantly communicates with the computer to determine the optimal way to charge its cells, adjusting the current up and down depending on a variety of conditions. Combined, these advancements offer a dramatic improvement in battery lifespan: more than three times the lifespan of typical notebook batteries — up to five years. Learn more and watch a video
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