Macam ni lah kalau nama pun kerja kan? so semalam dan kelmarin ingat nak taip sesuatu di blog tapi tak jadi sebab sibuk dengan hal sendiri. Biasalah bila dah berkahwin ni tak banyak aktiviti yang merangsang minda dan fizikal tapi tetap ada untuk diri sendiri biar pun lambat, yelah asalkan kita bahagia kan.
Sekarang ni nak citer pasal pekerjaan sekarang, so aku faham mungkin tak berapa sesuai di jadikan topik tapi aku nak citer gak sebab ni kan blog aku nyehnyehnyeh. Mengikut pengalaman aku sekarang ni aku dah tak buat kerja grafik mahupun fotografi yang aku idam2 kan selama ini, termasuklah multimedia dan animasi serta kerja2 seni yang lain. Aku rindu sangat nak buat natam tu tapi yelah takde rezeki kot? aku cuba buat pada masa lapang tapi macam di atas lah kan memang tak sempat nak membuat dan meratah lagi la tak dan.
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Sekarang ni aku berkait rapat dengan bisnes sawit dan perihal korporat di salah sebuah organisasi terkenal di kuantan. Aku tak bangga tapi aku bersyukur sebab ada kerja, Alhamdulillah. Pejam celik pejam celik dah masuk 7 tahun aku bekerja di sini, mana tak nya kerja yang banyak kan? start daripada aku berhenti kompeni hungka tu aku terus masuk ke sini. Kira aku start tu time aku baru kahwin dengan orang rumah aku tahun 2009. Merentas masa, melawan arus serta pelbagai lagi dugaan yang baru terpaksa la aku redahi eceh hahahahah, hanya rodong (kawan) aku sahaja yang faham berapa tahun aku dah menganggur, memang cemerlang gak lah buah anggur tu hahahahaha.
Oklah sekarang pun aku dah anak dua dan makin membesar dah diorang ni, pastu aku yang rasa perkara yang best ialah aku jumpa balik kawan sekolah vokay 1996 dulu. Cumanya takat ni aku jumpa baru lah 4 orang kira on dan off lah jumpa diorang kat kuantan. Memang kelakar bila beborak pasal cerita lama2 kat sekolah dulu, especially teringat sejarah kantoi tak solat subuh hahahaha tu biasa eh yeke? alamak kantoi hahahaha takpelah tu dulu time2 jahil kan.
Apa lagi ek aku nak cerita nantilah aku cerita pasal sekolah vokay yang femes. So sekarang aku ada keje nak sambung.
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The best free fonts, from vintage-inspired typefaces to slap-you-in-the-face slab serifs, for Windows and Mac, for a range of projects.
We've scoured the web to present you with a fine and varied selection of free fonts. Including scripts, serifs, and a range of ligatures, these fonts will give you greater flexibility in your designs, and add to your arsenal of design tools.
This list represents the 100 best free fonts we've found in a variety of styles.
Some of the typeface collections listed below can be used on your web projects, but please be sure to check the terms. Now join us as we present you with 100 of the best free fonts, which you can download and use today. Let us know how you get on!
BellaBoo is an all caps font that's perfect for any kind of design project
This bold, all-caps font from Marcelo Reis Melo contains Latin and Swedish characters. Guaranteed to add a quirky, handmade flavour to your designs, it's free to download – both for commercial and personal use – and comes in both TTF and OTF formats.
Add a touch of class with Pier, a geometric font with a modern feel
Pier is a clean sans-serif font that's perfect for any-sized design, big or small. Created by Montreal-based senior art directorMathieu Desjardins, it comes in four weights, has a selection of glyphs and is free for personal use.
"The idea was to create a slightly off geometric font that would look good big or very small," he says. "It was made to fit your everyday designs and text needs."
Tomaz Leskovec's clean, uppercase show font Manifesto was inspired by the geometric aesthetic of the Italian rationalist movement in the mid 1920s. Angular and eye-catching, it'll add impact to headlines, posters and more.
Need a minimal serif stencil? Look no further than Delicate...
For a minimal option, French studio FAAK&PAAT's Delicate is an elegant serif stencil with a contemporary geometric twist. The classy design is available in three versions; rounded, bold and strict, and is free for both personal and commercial use.
"Timber is very versatile," says designer Mehmet Reha Tugcu on Behance
Istanbul-based designer Mehmet Reha Tugcu's trendy inline font Timber has a retro-futuristic vibe. Free for both personal and commercial use, it's perfect for logos, posters, headlines and any design situation where you have a bold typographic message to convey.
I use various types of pomades ranging from water-based, to petrolatum-based (which many are familiar with seeing an orange tin on the shelves), to old school (now) discontinued grease that was used to slick up the hairstyles which emulate today. And while I've used and loved several brands, Layrite has been one that has done my hair no wrong since the start! Now, when you go to the supermarket, barber shop, or beauty supply store, you'll find yourself staring at a whole bunch of different hair products. Various types of: gels, creams, pastes, waxes, pomade, sprays, tonics! Then you've got the various finishes: matte, dry, natural, wet. Also, different textures! But, since we're focusing on pomade, let's just sort you out with that...
With events season in full swing, here are some cracking world-class conferences, festivals, exhibitions and more for April and May 2015.
April is a gloriously hectic month in the global design calendar, building up to a crescendo of world-class events in May.
Here's our pick of the key creative dates you need to know about over the coming weeks. Are you going to any? Let us know in the Comments below – we'll see you there…
At time of writing there were still a few tickets remaining for the design event of the year: Generate New York, which takes place this Friday.
net magazine and Creative Bloq's leading conference for web designers and developers features some of the biggest names in web design, including Mike Monteiro, Val Head and JoonYong Park as well as some fantastic new speakers, the two-track one-dayer promises inspiration, education and unparalleled networking opportunities. Here are 13 reasons why you need to attend...
Waldemar Guest Ranch 1005 FM 1340, Hunt, Texas, USA
An intimate, three-day, hands-on, workshop-driven design retreat on the rustic banks of the Guadalupe River, AIGA's Design Ranch is about reviving your creative spirit, putting away your mouse and getting your hands dirty. The ranch is open to people of all creative disciplines "seeking a recharge".
Work must have been published for a client in India or created by a studio in India for a client abroad
The final deadline for submitting entries to the 2015 KyooriusAdvertising and Digital Awards has been extended to Friday 17th April. This year Kyoorius has added a host of new categories to incorporate emerging areas in advertising, communication and digital design.
The nine-member advertising jury comprises of international and Indian agency representatives, and will be led by Nils Leonard, chairman and chief creative officer, Grey London, while the Kyoorius Digital Awards will be helmed by Andy Sandoz, creative partner, Havas Work Club and Deputy President of D&AD.
Judging for the prestigious D&AD Awards starts on 19 April 2015. The organisation will announce results as they are confirmed on the D&AD website. Winning work will be featured in the 2015 D&AD Annual and on the D&AD site. It'll also be showcased at D&AD's Awards Night, and at D&AD exhibitions and events internationally.
Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Centre, 1941 Broadway, New York, USA
"Get fired up to make sh*t happen" at Behance's annual conference, 99U, which is designed to shift the focus from idea generation to idea execution – in short, bringing ideas to life.
Talks inspire action, with everyone from comic artists to CEOs and directors sharing the secrets of their success. This year's line-up includes Christoph Niemann, MoMA's Paola Antonelli and Adobe's Scott Belsky.
Babylon, Platoon Kunsthalle, Urban Spree and numerous art spaces in Berlin, Germany
The world's largest conference and festival for contemporary character culture design and art, Pictoplasma unites artists from all realms of media and discipline with some of the world's leading graphic and games designers, animators and illustrators.
Full of lectures, presentations, screenings, workshops, performances and more, with confirmed speakers including Adventure Time's Andy Ristaino, Yves Geleyn, Hikari Shimoda and TADO.
The UK's original contemporary graphic arts festival is now in its sixth year. Subverting the norm of your traditional art fair, Pick Me Up showcases graphic art in all its forms.
A fun, quirky and informal festival with studio spaces where you can shop for affordable art, digital Q&As, competitions and workshops. Up-and-coming artists are celebrated, so get networking!
The 25th anniversary of HOW Design Live promises to be the biggest and best ever, with a bolder-than-ever speaker line-up including Jessica Walsh, Karim Rashid, Spin's Tony Brook and Mucca Design's Matteo Bologna. This is one of the biggest international design events, and this year will be merging five events into one experience.
F5 seeks to unite art, technology and design by bringing together the thinkers and doers that are breaking ground and shaping new standards in media and design.
The two-day festival gathers filmmakers, writers, digital artists, game designers, graphic designers, VFX experts and many more seeking to inspire and create. Speakers this year include Patrick Clair, Debbie Millman, Eddie Opara, Partik Moberg and Block & Tackle.
What Design Can Do explores the impact that design can have across all creative disciplines, with 2015's speakers including the inimitable Stefan Sagmeister, johnson banks' Michael Johnson, Google Creative Lab's Steve Rura, and experimental artists Bompas & Parr.
Haus der Kulturen der Welt, John-foster-Dulles-Allee 10, Berlin, Germany
The global design conference with a typographic flavour returns to Berlin with talks and workshops covering "design, culture, society – with a little bit of kerning."
With this year's theme of 'character', talks will present strategies against a culture of superficiality, with a view to building personality within your work. The myriad guest speakers include Aaron James Draplin, Matthias Frey, Jon Gray, Josh Higgins and Gemma O'Brien.
London motion graphics studio Manvsmachine opted for a bit of performance art at OFFF Barcelona 2014...
28-30 May
DHUB, Plaza de les Glories Catalanes 37, Barcelona, Spain
This year marks a milestone for OFFF Barcelona. It's the 15th anniversary of the epic three-day design conference, and plans are in place to make it a party to remember.
This year's featured artists include Laika, Michael Cina, Mirko Borsche, Stefan Sagmeister and Studio Blup. It promises to be an explosion of graphic design, web development, motion and sound design – and almost everything in between.
When mass printing dominated the mid-twentieth century, the number of colors in an image was reduced by replacing gradients with dots. The technique was seized upon by pop artists, like Lichtenstein and Warhol, to such an extent that it’s entered our visual language.
However, despite it being one of the simplest ways to evoke retro printing, it’s not that easy a technique to produce in Photoshop.
Happily designer MattBorchert has fixed the problem for us by providing Halftone Automater, a great set of Photoshop actions, free to download for WebdesignerDepot readers.
There are 12 distinct actions: dots, diagonal lines, and horizontal lines; each divided into small, medium, large, huge and gigantic sizes.
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Peter Sanders began his career in the mid 1960s as one of London's key photographers of rock musicians. His pictures of Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, The Rolling Stones, The Who and many others performing are classics of the genre.
In 1970, he set off for India, cameras in hand. He travelled for seven months. This trip became a spiritual odyssey that led him onto Morocco and thereafter to the Holy cities of Makkah and Madinah, where he photographed the hajj, at a time when few professional photographers had access to Islam's holiest sanctuaries.
For the last two years, Peter Sanders Photography began the immense task of scanning and thus digitalizing his vast collection of over a quarter of a million transparencies to create islamicimages.com which will be the first on-line website dedicated to the Islamic world. Once it is launched, historical and other important collections will be added. Estimated launch date 2013.
Vassilis Tangoulis leads a double carrier as an academic teacher-Lecturer and a fine art photographer. He is a physicist working in the Chemistry department in Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece and despite his full time carrier has also found success following his lifetime passion of photography. He has been a recipient of international award for his Black and White long exposure work.
Photography is a 4D object leaving its footprint, its “trace,” in a 2D layer. When this happens for a 3D object, it is easy for a mind to visualize its 3D morphology. In order to envision a 4D object, however, one needs the power of Fine Art photography.
Mediterranean sky
He was born in a small Greek town –Karpenisi surrounded by mountains and was really lucky to be a “village” boy. He had the opportunity to see sceneries that influenced his viewpoint and perspective and maybe unconsciously defined the absolute meanings of words like “sunset”, “snow”, and many others; all important ingredients of a landscape photographer. He left Karpenisi at the age of 11 and spent some 20 years in different towns and the last 10 years Vassilis lives in Patras, a beautiful town near the sea. Neutral density filters came into his life and a new surrealistic world has been revealed…From that moment he gives all his creativity to elaborate and explore this new world.
For him Fine Art photography is an alternative way to express a common subject so that each individual artist can reveal secret aspects about it. In order to do this, each artist experiments with light, time, and spatial coordinates– and then through one’s processing, one reveals a subject framed in a transformed world in which its dimensions can be easily described and visualized. He always try to leave a message behind his photos. For him every photo has symbolic meanings and sometimes he leaves the symbols to speak for themselves but there are times he has to give a guidance and this is usually the title he chooses for a collection. He works with collections of photos (sets of 5 or more) and this because he always needs a concept when he takes photographs. Taking a photo is always a serious matter for him and if there is no concept or no message prefers to stay silent. After all Ansel Adams said it much better : “When words become unclear, I shall focus with photographs. When images become inadequate, I shall be content with silence.”
Setelah 28 hari berpuasa, kita akan menyambut Syawal. Namun pemergian Ramadhan amatlah memeritkan dan menyedihkan.
Bukan saya seorang sahaja yang merasakan begitu mungkin juga anda di luar sana. Sayang seribu kali sayang sekiranya umat Islam tidak mengambil peluang di bulan Ramadhan, alangkah rugi nya jika tidak menghargainya. Tapi tak mengapa mungkin sesetengah orang ada mempunyai alasan yang tersendiri, cuma saya mengingati sesama umat Islam agar tidak melupakan Ramadhan.
Oklah saya nak ucapkan Selamat Menyambut Syawal / Eidulfitri yang bakal tiba beberapa hari sahaja lagi, jadi sekiranya mempunyai kesilapan daripada saya.
"So this is the best situation for designer out there to know at least know their creativity flow and becoming dead. So if you're still a designer and really stuck on ideas; this is why it happens."
When it comes to doing creative work, it’s important to not only look for ways to let our creativity thrive, but to also be mindful of insidious “creativity killers” that can sneak up and strangle our ability to come up with our best ideas. According to research from Harvard University, there are five main culprits that are responsible for killing our creativity.
It’s important to recognize these impediments to the creative thought process because many are insidious, and worse yet, most can be made on the managerial end, meaning we may be stifling our creative workers without even realizing it.
For those of us doing creative work, we must be mindful of these deterrents of the creative process so we can continue to put out our most novel ideas.
1. Role Mismatch
As Einstein said, “Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.”
Placing people in roles that they are not fit for is a surefire way to kill creativity. Although this may seem like a managerial concern, there are personal consequences here as well. Additional research has shown that we are at our best when we are “busy” (and pushed to our limits), but not rushed. In the wrong role, we can struggle to keep up and live in a constant state of creativity-crushing panic.
2. External End-Goal Restriction
Although self-restriction can often boost creativity, the Harvard study shows thatexternal restrictions are almost always a bad thing for creative thinking. This includes subtle language use that deters creativity, such as bosses claiming “We do things by the book around here,” or group members implicitly communicating that new ideas are not welcome.
3. Strict Ration of Resources
While money and physical resources are important to creativity, the Harvard study revealed that mental resources were most important, including having enough time.
Creative people re-conceptualize problems more often than a non-creative. This means they look at a variety of solutions from a number of different angles, and this extensive observation of a project requires time. This is one of the many reasons you should do your best to avoid unnecessary near-deadline work that requires novel thinking. Also, when we are faced with too many external restrictions we spend more time acquiring more resources than actually, you know, creating.
4. Lack of Social Diversity
Homogeneous groups have shown to be better able to get along, but it comes at a cost: they are less creative. This even applies to the social groups you keep, so beware of being surrounded by people who are too similar all the time, you may end up in a creative echo-chamber.
5. Discouragement/No Positive Feedback
It’s tough to continue working on novel ideas when you haven’t received any positive feedback. This feeling is backed by psychological research that shows people who’ve started a new undertaking are most likely to give up the first time things come crashing down, also known at the “what the hell!” effect.
Evolusi industri permainan elektronik ataupun video game sudah semestinya berkait-rapat dengan pelbagai unsur tak kiralah dari segi umur, jantina dan juga genre nya. So apa kaitan nya dengan terjemahan nya (video game) ini? takde apa cuma nak review game terbaru iaitu Tomb Raider (2013) , jadi apa patut kita mulakan? Jalan Cerita (storyline)
Apa kata jalan cerita nya? so setakat yang aku tahu Lara Croft ni adalah seorang pengembara dan merupakan pemburu artifak terkemuka lah. Di jadi kan cerita mereka (sebab ramai) merantau ke satu tempat tetapi di mamah oleh lautan yang buas, akibat daripada itu mereka semua telah di hanyutkan ke sebuah pulau (tak ingat). Di pulau ini, Lara Croft (LC) hanya berjumpa dengan rakan2 nya sekejap je, daripada situ bermula lah aktiviti pengembaraan LC, nak kata jalan cerita tak sedap? aku rasa macam movie pun ada macam game pun ada so game berkonsep kan movie dan ada aksi pelbagai. Jadi apakah genre nya? sudah tentulah action adventure menjadi jawapan nya. Prestasi game ini agak maju dan boleh di katakan amat2 di percayai kebolehan nya ketika game ini di ambil alih oleh pihak Square Enix yang "femes" dengan game francais Final Fantasy
Grafik
Grafik nya amatlah cantik dan sekiranya anda semua di luar sana mempunyai grafik kad yang mempunyai kuasa ataupun prestasi tinggi (high-end) mungkin akan mendapat lebih efek yang bernas, aku pakai radeon 5570 je tapi grafik nya amatlah luarbiasa (kata doc.Ali)
Bunyi
Dari segi bunyi, aku punya sistem tidak di lengkapi dengan sound blaster ataupun creative labs sound tetapi bunyi nya memang superb dan mantap, seolah-olah berapa di dalam ceritanya dan akibat daripada efek ini aku rasa macam aku ke LC ni? aku ke yang memanah tadi? kira sedap lah di telinga aku ni.
Kesimpulan
Aku tak banyak review kan? ermm nak buat camne? aku duk pejabat lagi ni so payah nak karang yang cute2 yang molek2 dan lawa2 ayat nye eeee nyampah hohohohohoo. so kesimpulan nya senang je, game tomb raider (2013) ni boleh lah aku samakan dengan far cry 3 pasai pa hang kata camtu? pasai gini dik non; dia sangkut kat pulau and then dia nak fight / cari kawan / keluar dari pulau so cam far cry 3 lah kan?
Lagi satu game ni, kadang2 misi dia terlalu sempoi beb! entahlah? nak kata aku ni hardcore gamer ye gak tapi dan masalah nya game ini boleh di katakan tak teruk sangat lah nak berfikir ataupun tensen beria-ria sebab nak pass level tu ataupun area tu, kira boleh tahan lah level konsentrasi korang nanti. Aku dah main game ni kira dah 3 hari tu pun 45% je abes. Mungkin seminggu lah gak takpun hari minggu abes dah game ni, pasai pa? aku kan bapak budak so kenalah adil dan saksama terutama nya famili aku dan juga agama ku. Sesungguhnya islam itu adalah pilihan ku kerna game ini bukanlah penentuan di akhir nanti hehehehehehe. So ingat game , ingatlah Allah supaya anda tidak leka. Main game boleh tapi janganlah sampai leka dan lalai. ok lah korang aku ciao dan end this review ( yeke? ) ermm abes lah kot hhohohohohoho.
