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Twitter_logo_normal @fuel_designs Milborne Port

How many designers check their work by tilted your head 90 degrees. Why does it look different that way? I'm not happy till I've done it

7:40AM Wed, May 18 2011

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6af5ee916c78032b0cb77048fbd26f12_normal @iain_reid London

I go for usually go for around 65 degrees, then slowly tilt my head back to its original position.

7:43AM Wed, May 18 2011

Twitter_logo_normal @fuel_designs Milborne Port

good angle. Why do we do it tho, I can't stop. And have neck ache today.

7:45AM Wed, May 18 2011

Dsc03217_normal @matgartside Bath

Upside down is good for kerning, and I'm a squinter.

8:10AM Wed, May 18 2011

Twitter_logo_normal @fuel_designs Milborne Port

yep with you on a bit of squinting too. I bet the client will only look at it straight on with fixed eyes. No head turns.

8:21AM Wed, May 18 2011

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