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50 Essential Bookmarks

Pamela L. Williams
Originally published in Communication Arts November Design Annual 2006.
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Jump to:Design Community | Design Commentary | Advertising | Branding/Account Planning | Typography |User Experience | Industrial Design |Photography/Stock | Technology | Culture |Business | Resources

Design Community
www.aiga.org  “A dense site filled with loads of content, best practice designexamples, galleries of easily accessed work and information on events,contests, etc.” —Phil Hamlett, Academy of Art University
www.designers-who-blog.com A comprehensive list of design blogs written by designers,illustrators, photographers, Web designers, as well as those inadvertising, branding and marketing.
www.newstoday.com “Not only do you find some great inspirational links to all kinds ofdesign-related Web sites, but what’s more fun than popping open a Dr.Pepper, eating a Snickers and watching other graphic designers argueabout what’s cool!?” —Paul and Kristina Kremer, The Speared Peanut

Design Commentary
www.designobserver.com “As a whole, it provides a good way of sensing the design community’spulse on a topic.” —Alice Twemlow, The Desk of Alice Twemlow
www.underconsideration.com/speakup  “Another well-done, author-based, reader-supported blog devoted to graphic design.” —Scott Thares, Wink
www.mediabistro.com/unbeige  “It’s fun to see what people are saying and doing.” —Noreen Morioka, AdamsMorioka, Inc.
www.creamcheeseandcaviar.com “This local design boutique turns me on to some new links and points of view on design issues.” —Kym Abrams, Kym Abrams Design
www.zefrank.com/theshow  “An amazing designer and very funny man.” —Jane Hope, TAXI
weblogs.media.mit.edu/SIMPLICITY “There are only a few people that I want to know what they’re thinking.John Maeda’s perception of everyday events inspires me to seedifferently.” —Noreen Morioka, AdamsMorioka, Inc.

Advertising
www.adcritic.com “A daily dollop of great work—TV and print as well as a growing designsection. This is the online version of Creativity magazine.” —GrahamClifford, Graham Clifford Design
www.adsoftheworld.com  “I love checking this site out periodically. It compiles new advertising from all over the world.” —Kris Kiger, R/GA
adverlab.blogspot.com  “This blog collects excellent examples of contemporary advertising solutions and is a great aid to keeping up with the creative state of the industry.” —Craig Swann, CRASH!MEDIA
www.youtube.com “This is the site that the Internet has been promising for the lastseven years: user-generated broadcast entertainment 24/7.” —Armin Vit,Pentagram

Branding/Account Planning
www.brandnoise.typepad.com  This site provides a steady stream of ideas, insights and resources for brand planners.
www.rebrand.com ReBrand is a source for case studies and programs on effectiverebranding, repositioning, revitalizing and redesign of existing brandassets to meet strategic goals.
www.russelldavies.typepad.com “A great blog by advertising account planner, author and philosopherRussell Davies. Excellent insights on account planning, design strategyand life in general, served up with a healthy dose of humor.” —StefanG. Bucher, 344 Design, LLC

Typography
www.tdc.org “The Type Directors Club’s role is to raise the standards of typographyand related fields of the graphic arts, and to provide inspiration,simulate research, further education and disseminate informationrelating to the typographic arts. The club also possesses a fantasticlibrary.” —Graham Clifford, Graham Clifford Design
www.thinkingwithtype.com  This site is the online companion to the book Thinking with Type: A Critical Guide for Designers, Writers, Editors, & Students, by Ellen Lupton (Princeton Architectural Press, 2004). It is a primer for educators and students alike.
www.underware.nl “Nothing picks me up like the typographic stylings of Underware. If youmake your way to their workshop section, there is even more fun:www.typeworkshop.com.” —Armin Vit, Pentagram

User Experience
www.k10k.net “k10k has been around almost as long as we have. It’s still the placeto go when looking for a little design inspiration.” —Paul and KristinaKremer, The Speared Peanut
www.linkdup.com  “This site is actually my homepage. It lists all the current new and cool sites and archives old listings.” —Kris Kiger, R/GA
www.thefwa.com “I see this site as ‘the new linkdup.’ FWA however takes it a stepfurther by including editorial content and fun things like wallpaper inaddition to the best new site.” —Kris Kiger, R/GA
www.we-make-money-not-art.com “I still love seeing how people come up with new answers to questionsthat have already been answered.” —Robert Hodgin, The Barbarian Group

Industrial Design
www.core77.com  “Multidisciplined design insights, solid storytelling and an honest look into the heart of where design is going.” —Michael Jager, JDK
www.designalligator.com  “Design Alligator turns me on to new ideas in product design...and some cool Web site links.” —Kym Abrams, Kym Abrams Designdesignsponge.blogspot.com  “Cool, and constantly updated blog about every kind of design.” —Jane Hope, TAXI

Photography/Stock
www.bluevertigo.com.ar “This site is more or less a one-stop shop for stock photography,sounds, fonts, vector-based logos, etc. it’s easy to navigate becauseit’s organized by ‘free,’ ‘cheap,’ ‘commercial’ and ‘specialty.’" —KrisKiger, R/GA
www.flickr.com “I love seeing what photos my friends and family post. Knowing whatthey are interested in can be really beneficial when thinking about newwork.” —Robert Hodgin, The Barbarian Group
www.gettyimages.com “Even though we are saddened by the ongoing consumption of small shopsby the big megacorporations, Getty houses it all (or at least most ofit) to allow for quick, one-stop shopping of our stock photographyneeds. Easy to navigate.” —Joshua C. Chen/Jennifer Tolo, Chen DesignAssociates
www.veer.com “Veer offers images that are a little more ‘quirky,’ a better fit forour clients and ourselves.” —Jeri Heiden, SMOG Design, Inc.
www.youworkforthem.com “I don’t leave the studio long enough to spend time at a local bookshopso getting good design-related books online fast is ideal for me.” —TomBrown, Tom Brown Art+Design

Technology
www.adobe.com “Adobe has become the one-stop shop for anything a designer could need(digitally speaking). This is also a robust site that one could nevercompletely explore.” —Phil Hamlett, Academy of Art University
www.apple.com  “Without Apple, we’d have to use PCs and that would be really, really sad.” —Jeri Heiden, SMOG Design, Inc.

Culture
www.boingboing.net “Established by a small group of editors including a sci-fi author,graphic artist and several leading technology journalists,Boingboing.net covers design and illustration plus any notableintersection of pop culture, technology and current events.” —ErikJohnson, Charles S. Anderson Design
www.coolhunting.com “This site has a nice range of features on design, culture andtechnology. The writing provides a good perspective on what can easilybecome an overwhelming amount of visual information. With dailyupdates, I’ve found that I learn about new events or products longbefore hearing of them elsewhere.” —Michael Jager, JDK
www.cultureby.com Culture by is the blog of Grant McCracken. The content is the result ofwhere culture and commerce, anthropology and economics meet: marketingin general, branding in particular, popular culture, Hollywood,advertising, television, magazines and, increasingly, blogging. Thisbusiness anthropologist offers an unusual and often humorousperspective.
www.flavorpill.com Flavorpill publishes ten e-mail magazines, covering art, books, music,fashion, world news and cultural events in five cities.
www.futurefeeder.com  Future Feeder collects articles and projects related to the future of technology, design and architecture.
www.gigposters.com “Any and all current rock poster artists that we respect are up hereposting their work, commenting on others, debating the legitimacy orethics of some posters, trading stories or just generally bullshittingeach other. We go here hourly.” —Dan Ibarra, Aesthetic Apparatus
www.popurls.com “More inspiration than I can get through in a sitting. Ask yourself ageneral question and load this up. I always find a trigger for myselflooking at what has triggered others.” —Michael Lebowitz, Big Spaceship

Business
www.betterbydesign.org.nz Better by Design is an informative Web site created by the New ZealandTrade and Enterprise that promotes the value of design. The siteincludes case studies which prove that well-designed services andproducts are more likely to earn a higher premium, gain a bigger marketshare, be better quality and cost less to produce or deliver.
www.fastcompany.com This is a great resource for online guides to Internet and technology,business strategy and innovation, human resources and marketing andbranding.
www.hoovers.com Hoover’s, Inc., delivers comprehensive company, industry and marketintelligence. With a subscription, you can research companyinformation, business news, business reports and profiles from itsdatabase of more than 16 million companies.
www.trendwatching.com This is an independent consumer trends firm, relying on a globalnetwork of 8,000 spotters to provide the latest trends in 120 countriesworldwide. Lots of free information is available and easily accessible.
www.wgsn.com “Worldwide trend forecasting that gets it right. Global scope with 100plus reporters with their own networks of writers, photographers,researchers, analysts and trend-spotters. Pricey but worth the money.We find it indispensable in our work in footwear and apparel.” —MichaelJager, JDK

Resources
www.abebooks.com  “I’ve had great luck tracking down really obscure books here.” —Alice Twemlow, The Desk of Alice Twemlow
www.thedesignencyclopedia.org  A Wiki-based, user-built encyclopedia devoted to design.
www.loc.gov “There is nothing like browsing through old ephemera to learn aboutdesign. And every now and then you find something that you can swipe...I mean use... I mean appropriate... You know what I mean.” —Armin Vit,Pentagram
www.m-w.com/mw/table/proofrea.htm “A section of the Merriam-Webster Dictionary Web site that provides afull glossary of proofreader’s marks complete with symbol, meaning andexample. Very handy for deciphering those editor’s comments on bookgalleys.” —Joshua C. Chen/Jennifer Tolo, Chen Design Associates
www.moma.org/exhibitions/2001/whatisaprint “As a design educator, I am constantly having to explain to studentsthe differences in various production techniques. I also need to beable to distinguish advantages that online communications have overtraditional print media. This excellent site allows me to kill twobirds with one stone.” —Phil Hamlett, Academy of Art University