In part 2 of our design panel with Jason Beaird (@jasongraphix) and Molly Oakley(@mollyoakley), we talk about the design review process at their companies, then move onto to some new techniques being incorporated into their work. We finish up by focusing a bit on the great font site, fontsquirrel.com.
If you missed it, make sure to check out Part 1.
In part 2 of our design panel with Jason Beaird (@jasongraphix) and Molly Oakley(@mollyoakley), we talk about the design review process at their companies, then move onto to some new techniques being incorporated into their work. We finish up by focusing a bit on the great font site, fontsquirrel.com.
If you missed it, make sure to check out Part 1.
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