Alright folks, these challenges will be held every Friday, because then we’ve got the weekend to start them. This week’s challenge is to create a logo for a company (fake) that you would like to own or be a part of one day. For example, if you really love books and dream of owning a book store, create a logo for that store! To enter your logo, host it at Photobucket or TinyPic, and post the URL in a comment…
Hello all! Being that we’re still teenagers, we’ve got time to expand and learn. What better than acting on what you know, and even learning in the process? This is where I introduce SoDevious’ Weekly Design Challenges. A challenge like this is simple. Read the prompt, and design something accordingly. You get to share and discuss your designs with others.
Announcing the winners of the contest! n case you were wondering about the title, I’ve written a post over at Tomorrow’s Web! It’s called “Why Women and Girls are Under-Represented in the Design Industry“.
As a teenager, you’d probably be thinking to yourself, why should I attend X, as a teen? Well, if you are somebody with a passion/interest/business in that field then maybe you should. There are events for any and everything you have interests for.
I’m accepting link exchanges (affiliates) for SoDevious, so if you would like to exchange links, just comment below saying so. I don’t have any requirements, except that your site is relevant. Like, a blog, graphics, tutorials, resources, whatever! Not sure? Comment anyways, and I’ll let you know. Thanks!
Would you liket to win a cool $5? Just comment this entry with your name, email (vaild), and website URL(twitter if you havent got any) and let me know what you would like to see here on SoDevious. Please include post suggestions, or even things like forums buddypress, etc. I could write about millons of things, but they might not appeal to you.
When learning how to code in various languages, it often times helps to know the proper way to comment out certain items. If you don’t already know what it means to add a ‘comment’ to the code, just little notes. It can also be used to block something out, it’s stopping a certain piece of code from it being read by the browser, or whatever have you. Lets start, shall we?
A gravatar, is a “globally recognized avatar”, basically like an icon that is used among hundreds of blogs, if you were to comment them. They help you identify your self among other people. Would you rather have an ugly grey icon represent you, or your own nifty avatar?
As a teenager myself, I often wonder what other people think of me, and other bloggers around me. Today I want to start a fun discussion on said topic. I invite anybody to comment with their thoughts, whether you are an adult with advice or comments, or a designer yourself.
In testing out digital painting for the hundredth time, I created something amazing this time, with my Wacom Tablet, Corel Painter, and Adobe Photoshop. I hope you enjoy the calendar I’m posting for download! Available sizes are: 320 x 480 (iPod Size), 1024 x 768, 1440 x 900, 1920 x 1200, 1280 x 800, and 1680 x 1050. Check me out on Smashing Magazine! Enjoy!
