Felix Mak
Felix Mak, a graphic designer for 20 or so years, has been working quietly in the suburbs of Melbourne - and has more recently been delving into the art of web design and development and the wonders of shivs and javascript libraries. A strong proponent of simple design and simple communication, he has a love of the lushness of art nouveau design.
Felix Mak
The world is a vortex of logos swirling around trying to get the public’s attention. There are so many businesses and organisations trying to grip you — some with well-thought out logos and some... Read More
Continuing on from the previous article in this series, Designing for the Web: Resolution and Size , we cover some helpful and important factors while creating a template for designing a website. In... Read More
In recent times, people from all quarters have been getting their boots into Flash. The late Steve Jobs felt that (other than the competing business model issues) supporting Flash was not in the... Read More
As a graphic designer working in print, it is important to understand and work to a set of fixed standards. This ensures that what the designer produces will actually be usable as a print item and... Read More
Continuing on from the last instalment in “Surviving logo design in the real world,” Felix writes about designing logos for application. Most of the time as a designer, you will walk around with... Read More
Continuing on from the last instalment in this series of articles, “Surviving logo design in the real world,” Felix writes about the components of a logo — symbols and wordmarks. As... Read More
The primary goal of a logo is to communicate a brand. If done properly, the logo should be a singular representation of that organization as well as an element of a brand’s foundation.... Read More
