I post a lot of work in progress and experiments on dribbble. If you don’t know what dribbble is, it’s a community of designers who share their work in 400×300 or 800×600 snapshots. Sometimes it’s fun to track the progression of a project and see where it starts to the final product.

I recently updated my Neon Glyphs icon set! The update is now live on GraphicRiver. Those who have purchased it should just be able to login and download the update. Even bigger news, the whole set has also been accepted to Creattica! Creattica is a massive online gallery that only accepts high quality submissions. I’m …

New icon set is now available at GraphicRiver!  I’ve added a few rows since my last post and can’t wait to share.  I’ve posted a sample of 10 for download.  The zip contains a illustrator file with 10 fully vector icons. If you like the sample, check out the full set at GraphicRiver.

Here’s a preview of a new icon set I’m working on.  I’m really happy with the way these have turned out.  I still have a few more rows to add, but it’ll be ready for release soon.  As always, I’ll also put up a sample for download too. Update: Check out the full set at GraphicRiver.

I had forgotten all about ZeroBundle until I received a e-mail earlier today.  ZeroBundle, a collaboration of MightyDeals.com (Like Groupon, but for designers) and WebdesignerDepot.com (A design blog I’ve been frequenting since the dawn of my web existance) is a massive collection of free icons, GUIs, PSDs, Textures, Mockups, Brushes and a whole mess of other …

Been a busy few weeks, I have few new animations and logos to add to my portfolio. I’ve also started to create some more icons. This time, they are simpler, monochrome icons meant for smartphones and tablets. I am working back and forth between Illustrator and Photoshop. It’s much easier to make shapes in Illustrator, …

One feature of Photoshop I wish I had known about when I was just beginning to create for web is Save for Web & Devices.  It’s under the Photoshop menu item, then just under Save As.  Also the shortcut keys Shift+Command+Option+S (Mac) or Shift+Control+Option+ S (PC) will bring up the Save for Web & Devices …

The days of just using Arial and Verdana is over.  Typography has begun to play a more and more important role in web design.  Since SEO crawls your website for keywords, you don’t want to use images for your titles (Not to mention it’s tedious to do).  There are many solutions to this problem, but …