Graphic Design is a creative process but you must also have some guidelines when working on a project. For example; the work of others in the industry so that you can see a different approach than your own, to extend the limits of your imagination and to observe the trends.
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Mateusz Sypien also known as Digimental is from Poland and has some incredible digital illustrations skills. The mix of dark futuristic imagery with neon lights is incredible. Check it out!
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Youxiandaxia is a very talented artist from China. He creates really beautiful and fascinating paintings and I’m glad to present you some of his great works. It is very impressive to see how he uses colors and textures to produce the softness in the pictures. If you’re fan of asian graphic style you will love them!
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Imagine taking your 0.5 mechanical pencil and drawing on a large, blank piece of white paper for 10 hours a day, seven days a week, for 10 full months. Think you’d give up after a few hours or maybe even a few days? Well, it’s safe to say that most people would. Then again, most people aren’t like Joe Fenton…
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Data visualizations, a.k.a Infographics, provide a great way to visualize a topic that would be hard to understand when reading. Infographics are present to us in media sources like magazines, television, books, posters, signs, and anything else that has complex information. For some people (like me) it’s much easier to visualize information, data, or knowledge with a graphic present.
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“Suzuki. For those who can’t fly.”
Advertising Agency: DDB, Santiago de Chile, Chile
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Very impressive illustrations by the artist Sagaki Keita based and living in Tokyo. These works are composed of thousands of characters and drawings in any kind, forming a principal image then.
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Here a selection of work of Chris Labrooy. An English artist who mixes with talent the letters and the matters for typographical compositions in 3D. Visually interesting work.
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“Who wouldn’t like to see more? Laser eye surgery can change your life in a single moment. Lexum European Eye Clinic.”
Advertising Agency: Leagas Delaney Prague, Czech Republic
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Fuzzy, sketchy, bubbly, viscous, sleek, shiny, retro, futuristic: you can do it all in Adobe Illustrator.
In this showcase, we have collected 40 tutorials that show you how to create awesome typographic effects in Illustrator, step by step. Some of these tutorials require the use of Photoshop for finer details.
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It’s been three months since my last post on logo design titled: Stunning Hot New Logo Designs. Since then I have assembled an amazing collection of fresh new creative logos for you to be inspired by. I am confident that these new logo designs will get your creative juices flowing. So with no further ado here is your latest dosage of beautifully designed logos. Enjoy!
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Business cards are sadly often overlooked, resulting in dull and boring cards that are easily forgotten. At MOO we know business cards can give you the opportunity to stand out from the crowd, be unique, and say something about yourself and your brand.
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With so many diverse infographics out there there’s always something aptly for everyone. A big shout out to all the artists, illustrators, designers, researchers and writers who made these educational wonderful infographics possible. Today we present to you a nice roundup of infographics — there should be one for all the different interests. Enjoy!
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“The best or nothing”
Advertising Agency: Shalmor Avnon Amichay/Y&R Interactive, Tel Aviv, Israel
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Other day while reading the news about the situation on Egypt I stumbled in a great illustration made about the issue. I liked it a lot so I tried to find more about the artist who did it. So, researching thru the web I found that the artist was Android Jones, a really experient digital artist.
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Fractals are the form of mathematics looking to make sense of seemingly random patterns. Fractal patterns can be found throughout both nature and science. Snow flakes and clouds are two obvious examples, but even solid objects like trees and flowers show signs of fractal patterns. On a more technical level we as technology users owe a great deal to fractals, in particular they are crucial in our ability to compress digital signals and images.
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