Wanted: WordPress Ninjas

Well, it’s not one of those terribly urgent emergencies, but very slightly urgent nonetheless…
Most everyone in our industry is in constant need of a good WordPress ninja. Some call them Web Developers but I don’t. To me, “Web Developer” means programmer. You know, the kind that can build a website that cooks you breakfast. What we’re looking for is someone versed in some of the technical aspects of WordPress, but more importantly able to build a template from scratch (or out of spare parts from past endeavors — it doesn’t matter to us), with CSS, from an InDesign or Photoshop file.
We have two projects:
- one in the very near future for a very simple website.
- one that’s a bit more complex that would most likely start mid-October.
If interested, please send us the following two items:
- Work samples
- Your hourly rate
Send those two things via this email link.
That’s all we need: Work samples and your hourly rate. Please don’t ask what or where to send or how to apply since we just told you, twice.
Seriously, we’re looking forward to reviewing your good work.
Here’s the link again, thanks!
Theo
Posted by Theo Rosendorf on August 22, 2011
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The British Library’s 60,000-Book iPad App

‘Charleston, SC & London, UK — BiblioLabs, LLC and the British Library are proud to announce their British Library 19th Century Historical Collection App for iPad is now available on the App Store. More on The British Library’s 60,000-Book iPad App
Posted by Theo Rosendorf on June 16, 2011
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Wanted: 25 Graphic Designers

We need 25 contract/freelance designers for a short project with Agfa.
Type: Freelance/contract
Stint: between 1 day and 2 months
Start Date: TBA
Location: anywhere
Medium: print
Required: use of InDesign
Send credentials and hourly rates here.
Posted by Theo Rosendorf on June 3, 2011
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Javier Mariscal’s Advice for Young Designers
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Posted by Theo Rosendorf on June 1, 2011
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The Curious Misconception Surrounding Sentence Spacing
There’s a widespread misconception that “proper” English requires two word spaces after a sentence. More on The Curious Misconception Surrounding Sentence Spacing
Posted by Dave Spencer on May 24, 2011
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Brazilian Movie Posters

Poster for God and the Devil in the Land of the Sun, 1964
I truly love movies and movie posters. Currently Brazilian film is experiencing a kind of renaissance, but it was not always this way. In this post I’d like to share a series of posters for Brazilian cinema, and also give some context in which the films and posters were created. In the first part of this post, I’m going to show some posters of films released before the end of the dictatorship period. In a next post, I’ll show the movies after this period.
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Posted by Rodrigo Teixeira on May 2, 2011
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Sipho Mabona Origami

“How long does an installation like the colored koi fish one take?”
“It takes me around 1–3 months to complete an installation of that nature, usually working on it on and off. But the installation I’m currently working will probably take me a year to complete.”
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Posted by Theo Rosendorf on April 28, 2011
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The Blue Lady’s New Look

From JKR, the Camden based packaging design agency, comes an intriguing collection of marketing and branding quips titled “The Blue Lady’s New Look and Other Curiosities: Posts from the Crossroads of Design and Marketing.” More on The Blue Lady’s New Look
Posted by Theo Rosendorf on April 22, 2011
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John Fuller’s Sycamore Press

Ryan Roberts, purveyor of the official websites for Julian Barnes, Ian McEwan, James Fenton, Hermione Lee, and Ian Hamilton, has authored “John Fuller and the Sycamore Press: a bibliographic history.” More on John Fuller’s Sycamore Press
Posted by Theo Rosendorf on March 29, 2011
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Chartwell by TK Type

Are you sitting down? Travis Kochel of TK Type has created a font that uses ligatures to make charts. More on Chartwell by TK Type
Posted by Yoko Sakao Ohama on March 21, 2011
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Typography Deconstructed Letterpress Poster

From Drew Binkley comes the Typography Deconstructed Letterpress Poster, printed by Studio on Fire on 16″ x 24″ Crane Lettra Pearl paper.
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Posted by Theo Rosendorf on March 16, 2011
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Making Faces: Jim Rimmer (trailer)

“The film is excellent .….…. truly wonderful !!!!!!!!! (Jim Rimmer is) wonderfully charming and such an amount of detail to observe” — The Brothers Quay
Posted by Theo Rosendorf on March 8, 2011
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Doyald Young, Logotype Designer, 1926–2011

Posted by Theo Rosendorf on March 7, 2011
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My New Favorite Maps

These typographic maps are the real deal. Although typographic maps are not a new idea, few are created manually. Even fewer possess the degree of quality seen here. More on My New Favorite Maps
Posted by Dave Spencer on February 27, 2011
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Traumgedanken

Traumgedanken is a book about a dream within a dream. More on Traumgedanken
Posted by Dave Spencer on February 22, 2011
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Living the Language with EF

I can’t stop watching these beautiful advertisements for EF (Education First) Language Schools. More on Living the Language with EF
Posted by Yoko Sakao Ohama on February 21, 2011
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All the Buildings in New York

My friend Tom alerted me to All The Buildings In New York, by Australian ex-pat James Gulliver Hancock. The title speaks for itself—the blog is an attempt to draw all of the buildings in New York City. More on All the Buildings in New York
Posted by Yoko Sakao Ohama on February 17, 2011
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Two Lights I Could Use in My Room

Two clever lamps, one from Sweden and one from Germany.
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Posted by Yoko Sakao Ohama on February 16, 2011
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Chicago Manual of Style, 16th Edition

In 1906, a small university press in Chicago published its standardized typographical practices. More on Chicago Manual of Style, 16th Edition
Posted by Dave Spencer on February 15, 2011
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Typographic Train Wrecks
You’re in a store searching for that perfect picture frame. You pick one up that looks good—a simple wood frame with just enough detail to complement your photo. More on Typographic Train Wrecks
Posted by Dave Spencer on January 31, 2011
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