Graphic Design Jobs at Jobsaholic

Jobsaholic.com, the free, local jobs listing for Creative and Tech Pinoys. Find Full-time and freelance job opportunities for Designers, Artists, and Developers in the Philippines.

Are you a Jobaholic?
Still searching for your dream job? Want a part-time or freelance gig? or you're just addicted to working? No problem! Scout the listings for cool jobs on technology and design. One click APPLY button makes job application a breeze!

Are you an Employer?
Feel free to post your job requirements on the site so potential applicants can view, apply and submit their resumes. Posting is Free! No logins, No Registering. Post your ad and let people find you.

Good luck Job Hunting!

www.Jobsaholic.com

We love free fonts!

Just found some good sites for free fonts and one wherein you can create your own font.

“We spent plenty of hours to compile this list of hand-picked fonts for you. This is an amazing resource for everyone who would like to be presented with amazing free fonts to Download.” - www.fontex.org

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Bouncin’ those web feedbacks

Bounce is a free web-based app that lets designers, developers, project managers, you, me and everyone to capture websites, add notes and share feedbacks. The web app became an instant hit when it was launched last June 2010. We all obviously want free and useful stuff :) Rich? check out the premium version of Bounce at NotableApp. Thanks Zurb!

http://www.bounceapp.com/

Paper Browser Designer Notebook

Rain Creative Lab, a Manila-based design agency, is taking pre-orders ($16) for the Paper Browser, a notebook for web designers to draw quick sketches and web wireframes. They are also offering free templates downloads that you can print on your own and use for projects. That’s nice of them. (hey send me some samples! :)

Link: Paper Browser

Need work? try crowdsourcing design sites

Utilizing the creativeness of the crowd. The more ideas the merrier. (Cheaper too)

Wikipedia defines crowd-sourcing as:

a neologism for the act of taking tasks traditionally performed by an employee or contractor, and outsourcing them to a group (crowd) of people or community in the form of an open call.

It is essentially a community-generated output (design) that involves any one interested in participating and joining a specific project. Think of it like an ad agency pitching for a company account. The only difference would be the sheer number of people pitching multiple ideas and the fact that the pitch is already a near finished work.

If you want to try out your luck amongst other talented and professionals designers around the world check out some of these design crowd-sourcing websites after the jump.

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Want a Google Wave Invite?

As confusing as it may be to use. Do you want a Google Wave invite? Comment below your favorite unique design-related site or blog. I’ll pick a random commenter to send out my extra invite. Goodluck!

Top 5 Free Websites for Your Online Portfolio

Already collated your best works and want to showcase them online but don’t have your own website? You may want to check the following websites.

Being a part-time web instructor before, I advise my students to post their works online and to go the free route. I encourage them to make their collections of designs as mobile as possible since the subject required them to create a project with a client of their choice (pro-bono or paid)

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Compare and Experiment Fonts Online

If you are a web designer and into coding CSS stylesheets then this tool is for you.

Typetester is an online application for comparison of the fonts for the screen. Its primary role is to make web designer’s life easier. As the new fonts are bundled into operating systems, the list of the common fonts will be updated.

Simply said, this online tool will let you compare standard web fonts (even installed system fonts) with each other. You can adjust the size, leading, tracking,  color, etc…This is one good tool for those who’s into CSS.

http://www.typetester.org/

Quickly Copy and Paste Special Characters

Find yourself on a project that needs the Ω symbol? Copy Paste Character is a nifty little site for that. Click on a character and it is automatically copied to your clipboard and ready for pasting. Nice no?