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British Airways celebrates 100 years of flying to India through illustration

Creative Boom

Known for its food, fabrics, monuments, and spiritual culture, India's popularity as a travel destination has only increased over the years. Olvia's love of travel made this a dream project for her, particularly the research phase. Continuing to work on travel-related projects would be "a dream", says Olivia.

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'Storytelling and emotional connection matter more than aesthetics,' says illustrator Fangfang Han

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She has already worked on projects with various clients, covering travel and lifestyle topics for UK publications such as Teen Breathe and creating children's book illustrations for Ximalaya in China. That blend of traditional Chinese roots and international exposure has shaped how I see the world and tell stories through my work."

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Capturing a sense of vulnerability is what illustrator Mark Conlan does best

Creative Boom

The contemplative nature of his work, his style, and what he depicts really do resonate with clients and their audiences, leading to commissions for everything from packaging to travel to pieces for global brands. His work is contemporary in feel yet individual and full of hidden depths.

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Adobe InDesign Travel Magazine Template: Professional A4 Layout

We And The Color

This is particularly true for travel media, where visual storytelling transports the reader to distant lands before they even book a flight. For creators, designers, and publishers aiming to produce high-caliber content, this professional InDesign travel magazine template designed by PixWork presents a definitive solution.

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Design Dept's Ali Martín Filsoof on building brands with substance and simplicity

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The project paid homage to the building's historic architecture while introducing contemporary cues that connected with modern travellers. Awards from Condé Nast Traveller and Communication Arts followed, which serve as a testament to how well-judged minimalism can resonate when executed with soul.

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Why accessibility shouldn't compromise on aesthetic

Creative Boom

Since the scheme is all about keeping people moving, it made sense to integrate the semiotics of travel into the design system, with elements like journey lines, compasses, navigation markers, and location pins.

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The best new typefaces for January 2025 from leading foundries and designers

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Originally commissioned by a Swiss client who provided a book of vintage travel art as a starting point, Walthert set out not to revive these classic type styles but to create a fresh interpretation that captures the essence of Swiss graphic heritage.