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Vector Barcode design from Japan
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D-Barcode is a company in Japan that has found a trendy design niche that apparently, companies are paying big money for. The Barcode has become an invisible (but necessary) element in all universal packaging design. Until now, no one has dared to add any flare to this series of random lines. The results are really quite charming:
Pump it up at your next social event with this fantastic equalizer t-shirt. It reacts to sound from any source close to you. Imagine standing out in a dark dance club, (or in my case) watching my wife’s reaction as her nagging is translated in pulsating accuracy. Either way, this shirt is great. Pick one up and make an impression:
Adobe Systems will lay off 680 staff, or 9 percent of its workforce, in its latest move to cut costs, the company confirmed Tuesday.
The job cuts will be made worldwide and are designed to bring Adobe’s costs in line with its 2010 budget and “the realities of the business environment,” the company said.
Adobe also reduced the workforce at Omniture, which it has just acquired, by 9 percent at the close of that acquisition, a spokeswoman said.
Messages about the layoffs started appearing on Twitter earlier Tuesday.
Adobe announced a previous round of layoffs last December, when it said it would cut 600 jobs worldwide to reduce costs. It said the recession had been causing slow sales of its Creative Suite 4 software, which it launched last October.
Its business has continued to lag this year, even as its stock price rose along with the broader market. In September the company posted third-quarter profits of $136 million, down from $191.6 million in the third quarter of 2008. Revenue also fell, to $697.5 million from $887.3 million a year earlier.
This latest restructuring will result in pretax charges of $65 million to $71 million, including about $50 million for severance payments and $18 million to consolidate leased facilities, the company said.
The White Stripes at the Manchester Apollo
Stan Chow has done an excellent job here of capturing the essence of this dynamic duo in a simple fashion. This concert poster has the ability to grab a White Stripes fan by the eyeballs from a thousand feet. well done.
Paulo Arraiano – Digital Graffiti
Paulo Arraiano was brought to our attention recently by one of our ANCHORPOINT members. His work is detailed and captivating. A wonderful mixture of graffiti and design that has really struck a cord with a loyal following. Paulo has a diverse portfolio. The inside of his mind is like a hurricane of color, shape, personality and music that just goes on an on.If you’re looking for inspiration look no further. This cat is the real deal.
Vector Video: This American Life by Chris Ware
Chris Ware has developed this charming little animation set in an elementary school. It has a really cute story line and the character design is very easy on the eyes. I really enjoyed the narration as well. I hope that you dig it too.
FREE VECTOR DOWNLOADS – Christmas collection
The Holidays are certainly on their way. There’s nothing that you can do about that. So why not stuff your stocking with some useful Christmas vector graphics. It’s not a question of “if” you will need them – but rather “when”. Put yourself on the “nice list”. Download free samples.
You will also find individual Christmas vector illustrations here.
VECTOR BARCODE DESIGN FROM JAPANJapan -
D-Barcode is a company in Japan that has found a trendy design niche that apparently, companies are paying big money for. The Barcode has become an invisible (but necessary) element in all universal packaging design. Until now, no one has dared to add any flare to this series of random lines. The results are really quite charming:
