Inkbot Design
FEBRUARY 6, 2024
Digital Art Marketing: How to Develop a Strategy The world of art is rapidly adapting to the digital age. As consumer behaviours and technology continue to evolve, artists and galleries must embrace digital art marketing to connect with new audiences and art buyers.
Inkbot Design
JANUARY 6, 2024
Designing For Print Vs Digital: The Differences The debate between print and digital design has raged for years. What key differences must designers consider with emerging new technologies when creating physical print mediums versus digital platforms? Print can’t always keep up.
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Azure Magazine
JANUARY 12, 2024
First introduced during the spring installment, the new format for the show is centred around The Circles – content and event platforms that will serve as meeting points, showcases for products and concepts, and demonstrate the blurred boundaries between art and design.
Design Milk
FEBRUARY 28, 2024
Designers Tomoko Miho, Barb Loveland, and John Massey all drew inspiration from the abstract and op-art movements of the sixties. History often repeats itself, but the implications of iconic design re-entering the zeitgeist are favorable to the human race.
Inkbot Design
MARCH 18, 2024
Imagine a vintage-inspired whiskey brand that tells the tale of a rugged, turn-of-the-century distiller crafting small-batch spirits in the heart of the American West. These tactile elements create a sense of luxury and craftsmanship often lacking in modern, digitally-printed materials.
Colossal
OCTOBER 16, 2023
“Omega” by Rone ( © rone.art ) In a crowded digital environment where every artist seeks a distinctive presence, securing a.ART domain is not just about finding a niche—it’s about creating a legacy rooted in creativity and authentic self-branding. A case in point is the Council of Europe’s project, “Free to Create – Create to be Free.”
Design Milk
FEBRUARY 1, 2024
This year’s theme “Tech Eden” emphasized a dreamy optimism, biophilia, technology, and well-being while kaleidoscopic patterns, neon hues – including yellow, orange, purple, and green – as well as an eclectic pastiche of periods from art deco to 1970s were also on display.
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