Orphan
In typography, an orphan refers to a short line or word that appears alone at the end of a paragraph or column, separated from the rest of the text. Orphans are considered undesirable in typography because they create a visual “break” in the text and can interrupt the flow of the reader’s eye. #orphan
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Caps Lock Day
Caps Lock Day a day honoring the cap lock key on the keyboard to make ALL CAPS! #CAPSLOCK #CAPSLOCKDAY
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Drop Cap
Drop cap – where the first letter of a paragraph is bigger than the rest, often 2-4 lines in height. It can be taller in some cases. #dropcap
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Ligature
Ligature – This is where two or more letters combine to become one letter instead of two. They bind together. #Ligature
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Kerning
Kerning – This term is used in graphic design for the spacing between letters and/or words. #Kerning
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Leading
Leading is a typographic term in graphic design for the space between lines of type. #Leading
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Font
Font – It is what makes the words on printed and screened designs. #Font
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International Holocaust Remembrance Day
International Holocaust Remembrance Day – A day to remember the tragic events of the Holocaust that occurred during the Second World War (World War II). #HolocaustRemembranceDay
McDonald’s can mess your order up 101 times and you still keep going back
McDonald’s can mess your order up 101 times and you still keep going back. One thing goes wrong at Church and you quit. People just arent hungry enough!
Celebrating Cinco de Mayo: A Christian Perspective
Celebrating Cinco de Mayo: A Christian Perspective – Cinco de Mayo, which means “Fifth of May” in Spanish, is a holiday that originated in Mexico but has gained popularity and recognition around the world. While many people associate Cinco de Mayo with festive celebrations, delicious food, and vibrant parades, it is important for Christians to reflect on this occasion from a faith-centered perspective. In this blog post, we will explore Cinco de Mayo through the lens of our Christian beliefs and consider how we can find meaning and purpose in this cultural celebration.
A Wave of Renewal: The Unite Event at Thompson-Boling Arena
A Wave of Renewal: The Unite Event at Thompson-Boling Arena — In the heart of Knoxville, a remarkable event unfolded…
If no one knows you’re following Jesus church sign
If no one knows you’re following Jesus church sign – This church sign is from the First Church of the Nazarene in Corbin, KY. We say this sign on May 2, 2024. It reads If no one knows you’re following Jesus. Then, you probably not.
World Pinhole Photography Day
World Pinhole Photography Day, also known as WPPD, is an international event that celebrates the art of pinhole photography. #PinholePhotographyDay
Graphic Designer Day
Graphic designers play an essential role in the world of advertising, marketing, and branding. Their creative talents bring ideas to life, and their expertise in design and visual communication helps businesses and organizations communicate effectively with their target audience.
Generative Expand Adds random people in group photos
Generative Expand Adds random people in group photos known as the the unseen guests: Navigating the Pitfalls of Generative AI in Photography — In the age of rapidly advancing technology, generative AI has become a fascinating tool for photographers and…
The Whimsical World of Graphic Design
The Whimsical World of Graphic Design — Once upon a time, in the not-so-distant year of 2024, the world of graphic design took a leap into the future while winking at the past. It was a year where designers, armed with their digital quills and pixelated paintbrushes, embarked on a journey through the looking glass of creativity.
World Art Day
World Art Day — On April 15, art enthusiasts around the world come together to celebrate World Art Day. This international occasion, established by the International Association of Art (IAA), aims to promote awareness of creative activity worldwide and highlight the essential role of artists in society and sustainable development.
