The latest design for lds.org just went beta. This release represents some long hours, lots of iteration and effort by everyone on the project team and we’d love to hear your feedback.
Listed amongst the nominees for Best Animated Film is this gem of a movie that I’m now dying to see: The Secret of Kells. Illuminated manuscripts and killer animation, I’m there!
Looking for some cool posters for the kids, I ran across Real Hero Posters. After showing the initial 12 posters by the talented Steve Nethercott to the kids we, mostly, agreed that Helaman (bottom middle) was our fav.
The trailer for Gary Hustwit’s next film Objectified hit the interwebs today. I really enjoyed Helvetica (twice at screenings and on DVD several times) and am looking forward to enjoying this one as well.
Last night I saw a couple of commercials for Smoker Man! Nice treatment of showing how smoking can impact one’s ability to fly. I think he’d choose invisibility.
Our team today had a long email thread today about the benefits of fluid vs. fixed layouts. Consensus appears to be to do what is best for the project.
So here’s a question for our readers: What do you think? Fluid or fixed? Why—or why not? And does anyone know of a css framework that allows a mix of the two?
I’m a big fan of Hulu. As a non-cable subscriber, it’s one of the ways I watch the cool shows. I’m also a big Burn Notice fan. This small production mistake is killing me.
“We all have talents and gifts, everyone of us. The bounds of creativity extends far beyond the limits of a canvas or a sheet of paper and do not require a brush, a pen or the keys of a piano.”