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Constanze Bachmann's groundbreaking UAL project redefines what fashion means

Creative Boom

Constanze Bachmann at LCFMA22 Catwalk Show. Photography by Ana Blumenkron, Styling Collaboration. If you want to know the future of the creative industries, the universities are an excellent place to look. Here, you'll find a fresh, young talent unfettered by the preconceptions of previous generations, striking out with new and innovative ideas. Take Constanze Bachmann, who recently completed an MA in Fashion Design Technology (Womenswear) at London College of Fashion , University of Arts London

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Storytelling, Cinematography, and More: Matt’s Inspirations

Canny

Storytelling is one of the most powerful tools of humankind. An argument is that telling stories is what differentiates us from the other sapiens in the first place, and is the one thing that transcends through time almost untouched. Resources. The Video Brief Template. The Video Brief Template. download now. download now. I have always been passionate about a good story.

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Japanese artist En Iwamura's fanciful sculptures are a holiday for the mind

Creative Boom

En Iwamura, launching his new show, Neo Jomon: Beans. No artist can be immune to the confusion, chaos and climate disasters taking place around the world right now. But there is more than one way to reflect these realities in your work. Japanese artist En Iwamura 's response invokes a sense of lively and wondrous innocence with his paintings, sculptures, and installations, which take the viewer on something approaching a holiday for the mind.

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Where I Work: Artist Ethan Cook

Design Milk

Ethan Cook is a Texas-born, New York-based artist known for his minimalist works and woven art. The abstract woven pieces feature color block compositions in bold colorways on self-made canvases. The geometric “paintings” are made from sewn pieces of canvas that Cook has woven on a four-harness floor loom. Once the various pieces are sewn together, they make up the canvas that’s then stretched on bars for hanging.

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Let's Talk Trends: Designing for Maximum Impact

Speaker: Amber Asay, Creative Director and Founder of award-winning design studio Nice People

Understanding what trends are happening and how they’re impacting the competitive landscape is crucial to providing top dollar design strategy to your clients. With so many trends coming and going, it can be overwhelming to determine which ones you should capitalize on and which ones might not be worth the trouble. In this exclusive webinar with Amber Asay, we’ll explore graphic design trends that need to die, trends that are starting to pick up and why, trends that have come and gone, and how t

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Monopo talks us through its gorgeously ethereal new team portraits by Fred Mouniguet

Creative Boom

Paige Collins, Creative Producer at Monopo © Fred Mouniguet. Not every design studio reveals its team on its website's About page, but we can usually expect something a bit different when they do. For Monopo , the Tokyo-born creative agency based in London, it has set the bar higher with new team shots by Fred Mouniguet. We talk with Monopo's Creative Director, Mélanie Hubert-Crozet, to learn more.

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Chloe Chiasson uses collage and mixed media to tell evocative stories of the 'in between'

Creative Boom

Chloe Chiasson, Sunday Confessions, 2022. Acrylic, oil, metal, wood, fiberglass, resin, paper, LEDS, Plexiglas, Velcro, canvas on shaped panel with video installation. 126 1/2 x 120 x 7 1/4 inches, 321.5 x 305 x 18.5 cm. Photo: Thomas Mueller. What does it mean to straddle in between, to make work that goes against the brackets, binaries and categories laid out by society?

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Karol ?liwka

Logo Design Love

Born in 1932 in the Silesian Foothills in Harbutowice, southern Poland, Karol ?liwka began his art education in 1946 at the Evening School of Painting, Sculpture and Graphics in Bielsko-Bia?a. “I was 13 years old and I had been disarming mines in the field. One of them exploded. To this day I work with one eye. My dad decided that I would have to stay on the farm.

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Leanne Rule and Kitchen create an Easter egg stuffed advert for the return of Love Island

Creative Boom

Animator Leanne Rule and independent creative agency Kitchen have collaborated with ITV to create a hilarious, reference-packed advert for the return of Love Island. Crammed with nods to famous moments from the show's past, it's sure to appeal to longtime fans of the popular dating programme. There's not long to go until Love Island returns to our screens for its eighth series on 6 June.

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“It’s almost like a country that has no flag”: Designers propose the first glyph for the Icelandic króna

Its Nice That

With a recent open call, the Icelandic Graphic Design Association and Central Bank of Iceland try to solve a taxing design challenge: inventing a country’s first monetary symbol.

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The Democratization of Design: Giving Creators & Marketers the Tools to Succeed

Brands must create and share impactful content to thrive, but they have less people, tighter budgets, and fewer resources to do so. Learn how to publish and market digital content with the same professionalism as organizations with million-dollar budgets.

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The Ultimate Guide to Knowledge Management Systems

Noupe

If your business is swamped with inquiries it would probably be a help to have a well-organized system of information accumulation, so that when the same queries come up repeatedly, situations can be dealt with in real-time. Even better if the user can find the solution to their issue themselves. Well, luckily, such a system exists. It’s called a Knowledge Management System.

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Online Course for Narrative Landscape Illustration with Stencils and Acrylics

We And The Color

With this online course by Tom Haugomat, you will learn to create three nature-inspired landscape illustrations using simple compositions and color techniques. Tom Haugomat is a renowned illustrator who has worked for major clients such as The New Yorker, The New York Times, The Washington Post, and others. In this course, you can explore a wide range of simple illustration techniques using stencils, ink pads, and acrylic paint.

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New book reveals David Byrne’s foray into illustration (and dingbats)

Creative Review

Earlier this month, former Talking Heads front man and pioneer of oversized workwear David Byrne celebrated his 70th birthday, so it seems like an apt time for him to publish a book that sounds pretty ambitious in scope: ‘A History of the World’ However, like most things Byrne, there’s a twist: this is A History of the World (in Dingbats).

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Generative sea creatures

FlowingData

Cindermedusae by Marcin Ignac is “a generative encyclopedia of imaginary sea creatures.” I’m into the aesthetic. Tags: animals , generative art , Marcin Ignac.

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From Visualization to Execution: Exploring Our Strengths as Designers

Speaker: Sean Adams, ArtCenter College of Design

Thomas Edison once said “Vision without execution is hallucination.” This statement applies not just to invention, but to graphic design. One of the greatest strengths of graphic designers is the ability to first develop a concept and then execute it to make it real. From visualization and ideation all the way through to actuation and execution, each step of this process takes skill and expertise.

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The surrealist charm of illustrator Nico Ito’s artworks

Creative Review

Growing up as an only child in Tokyo in the 90s, Nico Ito’s most frequent companion was his own imagination, which used to run wild with fantastical stories. “I used to draw the world of those fantasies. I loved the creatures and motifs that appeared in those drawings, and the process of creating settings for each one,” he tells CR.

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Favouring blow pens over Apple pens, type designer Felix Sandvoß is an advocate for the analogue approach

Its Nice That

Basing his type on shapes found in nature and his vast vinyl collection, the Düsseldorf-based designer is always looking for inspiration outside of the online sphere.

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Why Your Brand Name Matters More Than Ever

Inkbot Design

Why Your Brand Name Matters More Than Ever. “Branding isn't about making your name or logo look good; it's about meaning something.” A brand is an organisation's most valuable asset. It should be used as a vehicle to tell your story and build your audience. Most of us are familiar with the idea that a name is everything. In business, that's especially true.

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Sing into this app and a gaggle of magical forest, Moomin-like characters will harmonise with you

Its Nice That

Introducing your new acapella partners: a bevy of woodland creatures animated by Iorama to react to users in real time. Entranced, we ask the studio how they did it.

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Rethinking Creative Workflows: Increasing Efficiency in the Design Process

As the design industry evolves, teams are facing new challenges and a need to produce more outstanding creative work than ever. Leaders must learn how to adapt their processes to solve today’s—and tomorrow’s—unique design challenges. In this e-book, you’ll learn how to establish your creative workflow and leverage the power of CorelDRAW® Graphics Suite to streamline the entire design process, from start to finish.

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Big Feelings: How to Be Okay When Things Are Not Okay by Liz Fosslien

Design You Trust

Liz Fosslien (previously featured ) is the co-author and illustrator of the book Big Feelings and the Wall Street Journal best-seller No Hard Feelings. Liz is an expert on how to make work better. She regularly leads interactive, scientifically-backed workshops about how to build resilience, help remote workers avoid burnout, and effectively harness emotion as a leader.

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#ILoveTheseGeniuses Creative Inspiration: Julia Rothman

Shillington

Shillington students and staff from around the world share the work of creatives who inspire them in the #ILoveTheseGeniuses series. In this post, New York student Amy Post highlights a project from New York-based Illustrator, Julia Rothman. I love that the illustrative elements act as a visual indication of separate information. The illustrations are used as a hierarchy tool, guiding your eyes to each paragraph.

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Design Bridge helps RHS reposition around growth

Design Week

Design Bridge has partnered with gardening charity, the RHS, to coincide with the opening of its flagships event The RHS Chelsea Flower Show, which opens today. As part of the rebrand the wordmark has been rationalised and is now written as RHS, rather that Royal Horticultural Society. It forms part of the new identity inspired by the theme: the limitless wonder of growth, which looks to bring.

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#ILoveTheseGeniuses Creative Inspiration: Julia Rothman

Shillington

Shillington students and staff from around the world share the work of creatives who inspire them in the #ILoveTheseGeniuses series. In this post, New York student Amy Post highlights a project from New York-based Illustrator, Julia Rothman. I love that the illustrative elements act as a visual indication of separate information. The illustrations are used as a hierarchy tool, guiding your eyes to each paragraph.

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Creative Insights: Data-Backed Trends to Help You Design Successful Content

In today’s competitive markets, how do you make sure that your content not only stands out but performs well? How can you predict whether certain design choices will result in clicks, engagement, downloads, and other drivers of ROI? Shutterstock’s Creative Insights Report (Q3) is your window into the hottest trends that are transforming the creative world.

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A Cast of Felted Food, Animals, and Other Characters by Manooni Exude Joy and Goodwill

Colossal

All images © Manooni, shared with permission. Olha and Hanna Dovhan ( previously ) are the creative minds behind the adorable felt sculptures of Manooni. Whimsical and endlessly cheerful, the small family units, pairs of pears, and coupled avocados are needle felted with wool and finished with tiny grins. Based in Ukraine, the Dovhans have spent the majority of the war in Lviv, although their mother, who is also part of the Manooni team, remains with family members in the now Russia-occupied Zap

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Interiors inspiration: Design Week’s recent stand-outs from the hospitality sector

Design Week

DesignLSM has redesigned Manchester bar The Alchemist, centring the new décor around the search for the elixir of life and the origins of the universe. The intertwining patterns of orbital planet pathways are echoed in the interiors of the new space. The bar itself – which seeks to highlight the relationship between light and dark – features contrasting rich-coloured base metals paired with deep.

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“Blue Crawfish” by Photographer Niall O’Brien

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The Working Assembly celebrates New York's Chinatown in this brilliant festival branding

Creative Boom

In the post-lockdown world, many of us seek to connect more deeply with our local community, in ways small and large. And New York City agency The Working Assembly has been doing just that, partnering with the non-profit organisation Think! Chinatown on a special local initiative. The award-winning design firm has provided branding and creative support for the Chinatown Night Market , a summer series of food, art, and music, which kicked off last Friday and will continue on four more Friday nigh

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How to Create Stunning Typography With the Corel Type Tool Kit

Download this free eBook to learn how you can create stunning typography, using the basics, such as placing text, to advanced controls like ligatures, variable fonts, effects, tracking, range kerning, and everything in between. Learn how to: Use Character Control to add variety to your font styles. Use Paragraph Control to manage spacing, alignment, justification and more.