I recently bought an MG Logic graphic tablet and have been impressed with its quality. It is a solid, effective tool for digital input and creative work, offering a much better experience than using a standard mouse.
I looked into Proce55ing, a graphic programming language for visual exploration. It feels more like a modern tool than a quantum leap, though I enjoyed the wordplay in its accompanying digital art exhibits.
I discovered Picsearch, a versatile image search engine that simplifies finding photos and illustrations online. It serves as an efficient alternative for visual discovery, indexing a wide variety of graphic content across the web.
I discovered a collection of parody ads and logos that satirize famous brands, including Microsoft. These "false advertising" examples use humor and graphic design to mock iconic corporate visual identities and marketing messaging.
I recently purchased several books from Fabmart, including Built to Last, Timeline, and The Age of Unreason. The delivery arrived in just five days, meeting their promise and expanding my reading list with business and fiction titles.
I recommend exploring AdFlip, a digital archive of famous print advertisements. It is an excellent resource for analyzing historical marketing trends, graphic design evolution, and iconic brand campaigns from past decades of print media.