Whether you’re an Apple user or not, it’s been pretty tough to avoid hearing about the iPad. The question here at CDL: what does it mean for illustrators and designers? It may be limited as far as content creation, but it also may hold huge potential for a new wave of users who want kick-ass visual content — and that means more opportunities for visual artists.
Of course none of us mere mortals have one of these devices in-hand, so much of what I am about to discuss is pure speculation. However as an iPhone owner I think there are some things easily extracted from using that touch device.
Death of the Desktop?

We like to change up our business cards every year to keep things fresh for our clients, potential clients, and for us. Feast your eyes on the new 2010 run.

If you haven’t been living under a rock for the last 30 years, I’m pretty sure you know who Bruce Lee was. If you have, then you may be interested to know that Lee was a very famous martial artist and actor who sparked the first big interest of Chinese martial arts in the West in the 60’s and 70’s. But besides being an awesome fighter and iconic figure Lee also had some very useful things to say about life.

Here are 7 of my favourite fundamentals from Bruce Lee.

Here it is, CDL’s official sound for our creative four walls. These are ‘09 releases that have had the highest play count through our ears over the last 12 months. Just so happens all the album artwork is sick too.
If you’re after a good site for sourcing album art and concept info, then check out sleevage.com. Sleevage is a blog style site all about music cover art, from the LP’s of the 60’s to the digital artworks of now, it’s handy as it lets you search by by group, designer, era, genre, and label.
If we’ve created a design this year that has had the look of angry UK thoughts, early 90’s rap mafia, or tropic fever – chances are it’s one these albums fault.

Here we are, Look out for tutorials, reviews, freebies, interviews, latest news, and all that good stuff.