Penina Finger
Penina Finger is passionate about design, real brand and community. She owns the Fantastic Machine design studio and is also a partner at H1Talent. Feel free to say hi, ask questions and debate ideas with her on Twitter @peninasharon.
Around the world in 18 designs
The world may be shrinking, but it’s growing at the same time. As we quickly approach the three billion Internet user m…
Do you have what it takes to be an art director?
When I first set out to find a standard definition of art direction, it took me three sessions — not search terms, but …
Discover the Web’s best design resources with oozled
“Curated resources for everything design related.” So?
“oozled brings together 586 curated resources in 41 categories.”…
What has your website done for you lately?
How do designers use their own websites to promote themselves online? What are some good ways to set up an online prese…
Fluid teams: the way you'll work for the rest of your career
This is not a management article. Well, it kind of is, but please leave your agile-lean-workplace-organization-human-re…
Typecache reveals the best typefaces of 2013
Typecache, the online index and showcase for type foundries and font sellers, recently celebrated a big year for type d…
Firefox update brings major change
The latest Firefox update has been released for general consumption and it’s loaded with big changes.
The most striking…
Comic Sans gets a facelift
Craig Rozynski may have taken on the mother of all type design challenges with his creation Comic Neue; a revival of th…
How to build irresistible websites by designing for emotion
Good design has strong ties to emotion: this is something designers do know and understand. Unfortunately, in a world d…
Getty’s photo embed service may not be as free as you think
Yay! More free pictures! We can now use millions of Getty-owned photos for free on our websites, blogs and social media…
Intriguing study reveals the secrets of successful infographics
What makes an infographic successful? As designers, we want it to achieve a balance of two main things:
Did the reader …
