Web and Graphic

Get your “kapow, blam, kaboom” on with technology for comic book students I asked my 12-year-old son what he wanted to be when he grew up the other day when we were driving to my parent’s house for a birthday celebration. He didn’t hesitate when he said, “a comic book artist”! Of course, I should have guessed, he was batman 4-years in a row for Halloween as a small child, and ever since he’s been collecting comic books like they were rare diamonds.

One of my frustrations in life is the ability to draw and produce creative shapes using lines and pencil. Such ability are given to few, they are out there who constantly craft and lay their creative ideas through arts and present astonishing drawings or paintings – an illustration. Even if I am not blessed with the talent to create stunning illustration, I always find myself browsing to great examples of artist works and amuse my eyes.

You have been eyeing for success from the time you began blogging. You wanted to have lot of audiences and to make your blog bigger. You would have felt happy when someone left a comment on your blog. When a visitor visited your site, you were happy. You would have definitely been happier when you had millions of visitors on your successful website. Certainly, that’s a good thing. But are you being careful enough for your blog not to disappear just like that?

When it comes to web design, our first impression is a vertical collection of elements and data and this trend of design has been the foundation since we knew all about this web things. Nevertheless, design world is set to fast pace where in conventional vertical web designs evolved and put in to 90 degree turn.  Horizontal scrolling website was born and most of them are made by creative individuals which serve as their portfolio.