The Design & Publishing Center lives on
They hacked graphic-design.com, but they couldn't keep us down!
We've published consecutively each month since 1992, and when we were hacked, and the entire site was destroyed we were back up within days. Thank you for your faithful loyalty over the years. Glad to have you back
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NEW August is brought to you by the letter A
NEW Inspiring Illustrations in the Style of Alphonse Mucha
NEW Which type styles are best?
NEW Paper. The creative playground for designers and artists
June and July are brought to you by the letter J
Ⓜ May is brought to you by the letter M
60-Seconds: nefarious crooks, hacks and intruders. . .
Inspiring Illustrations in the Style of Alphonse Mucha
April is brought to you by the Letter "A"
The art of Amber Chen
When is a business card not a business card?
Monumental Tyopgraphy
AI tells us The Seven Deadly Sins of Web Design
March is brought to you by the letter M
The Top Ten Signs Your Web Page Sucks
LinkedIN Web Designers Discuss reasons those pages suck
Designing Women : Lois van Baarle
February is brought to you by the letter F
Angels, Cherubs & Cupids restored from long, long ago!
Border Worlds: A dark and visionary adventure
Designing Words and Folia Graphic Design
Design Buddy : The Benefits
January is brought to you by the letter J
Reminiscing those wonderful Sears Christmas Catalogs!
. . . . and then . . . .
60 Seconds on Facebook
60 Seconds on Medium
60-Seconds on QUORA
60-Seconds on Twitter (X)
What happened?
When the Design Center was at its peak before switching to WordPress, it had 16,000 content articles and 39,000 graphic files, all created between 1990 and 2024. All through the first decade of the new millennium we had more than 250,000 subscribers who had filled out a substantial dossier to become a member. It was the first website on the planet to offer desktop publishing content, and the first to focus on Photoshop.
The story goes on and one, and we're still held hostage in ISP/Internet Provider hell. Someday I'll write it all up.
Thanks for reading . . .
