Speckyboy Design Magazine

JULY 18, 2020

No matter how old you are, as soon as you see a gift box, you’re bound to start feeling like a kid on Christmas morning. And because we still have the capacity to be amazed as soon as we sense a gift, standard marketing materials are no longer enough. Standard products are no longer enough. Your product could be the best thing since sliced bread, but your packaging is what starts telling your story.

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Design You Trust

JULY 18, 2020

According to an illustrator Yael Nathan: “I wanted to depict strong women warriors who do not necessarily look like the typical warrior. With different sizes, ages, and body types, each one feels like she has a rich backstory and history. You can find all my warrior women in a high-res, free-to-download PDF in the link below.” More: download, Instagram, Facebook h/t: Source.

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Just Creative

JULY 18, 2020

Graphic designers work with print more than most other creatives today. Once everything is approved and sent out for printing, your commercial printer will do an amazing job for sure, but until then you need to show your client that it’s worth the investment long before your design goes into full production. Effectively presenting your vision to a client is next to impossible if your final product doesn’t look like a final product.

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Design You Trust

JULY 18, 2020

During the lockdown, the artist Sho Shibuya found a way out of the anxiety-provoking news. The New York-based graphic designer decided to recycle each of the New York Times front pages to turn them into works of art through faded colour gradations. During the month of June, the artist nourished this project called “Sunrises from a small window” by covering the subjects that made the headlines of.

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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

Graphic Design

Colossal

JULY 18, 2020

? ?. Based in Istanbul, artist Garip Ay ( previously ) utilizes traditional ebru techniques—a method of paper marbling that involves dripping oil paint into water—to create rich artworks with incredibly complex motifs. Ay’s process recently was captured by Great Big Story in a short video that walks through his studio and documents how the artist seamlessly morphs one work into another with just a few hand motions.

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Tuts Plus

JULY 18, 2020

Aesthetic design is a new post-modern style of art: a blend of groovy 70s, digital 80s, and grungy 90s. This mix is sure to create something eye-catching—let's take a look! We've seen it everywhere on social media and can't quite pinpoint what it is. Pink hues, neon colors, pastel gradients, and a mash-up of multiple seen-before trends with a dash of pop culture.

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Design You Trust

JULY 18, 2020

Built in 1928 in Berlin, the Zaschka was a folding 3-wheeled car. Its inventor was Engelbert Zaschka who amongst other things was one of Germany’s first helicopter pioneers. h/t: vintag.es Zaschka’s 3-wheeler was designed so that it could be taken apart within 5 minutes and could be “knocked down” into three main sections and so the vehicle did not require a garage.

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Design You Trust

JULY 18, 2020

With this whole health crisis going on in the world, the number of people working from home is rapidly increasing. But here’s the thing—spending that much time at home can sometimes drive people a bit crazy. Luckily, this Norwegian design studio Livit came up with an innovative idea to help those working from home spend more time close to nature. This company created a detached office cabin that.

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