Fur Affinity | For all things fluff, scaled, and feathered! Source: SwissUXNews

A macro of some colorful feathers, then made into a painterly abstract using Topaz Studio. Feathers are epidermal growths that form the distinctive ou… Source: SwissUXNews

Job Description UX Researcher – Safari with extremely smart and self-driven peopleExpert in human machine interface but have little influence on a mature product?Great in software user experience design but … Source: SwissUXNews

Shop Catrin Welz-Stein’s Society6 store featuring unique designs on various products across art prints, tech accessories, apparels, and home decor goods. Worldwide shipping available. Source: SwissUXNews

Tales From The Farm – Time For A Nap The next in my ongoing series of artwork inspired by my youngest daughter’s stories from the Animal Rescue Farm where she volunteers 🙂 OK, so she hasn’t actually read the goats a bedtime story (yet!) lol, but there are some very cute little goats who have just arrived! My daughter has found that one of the latest pigs to arrive seems to love music as much as she does 🙂 So she plays her music and sings away to him while she’s working, and that’s what inspired this piece – sharing a human activity with the new arrivals 🙂 Brighter colours for this piece now it’s Spring! NB any of my arty friends, I used my new Aaron Blaise brushes (sets on sale for just $1!) to create her long hair – they’re fantastic brushes! Highly recommend! Source: SwissUXNews

How Important is Branding in Advertising? | It’s important to drive brand awareness in advertising so people know who is sending the message. Learn how! Source: SwissUXNews

Today is a spring atmosphere that I wanted to recreate with this photo Taken at The Getaway Source: SwissUXNews

Chase McCoy wrote a nifty post about the “gap problem” when making a grid of items. His argument might be summarized like this: how should we space Source: SwissUXNews

Branding In Five and a Half Steps: The Definitive Guide to Creating Brand Identity in Five and a Half Steps By Michael Johnson – Book Review Source: SwissUXNews