So here you are, behind your laptop, you just received an email from your new client for whom you’ve just designed an awesome logo, and boy, is he as excited as you are. Make sure you’ve got the right process and know-how to get it done.
25 Black and White Vintage Cover Designs
Since the advent of color in any creative work of prints, film, or otherwise, that used only black, white, and gray, gave way to feelings of nostalgia, history, or even retro for onlooking audiences. There is much to enjoy with these seemingly out-of-place pieces of today’s modern and color-centric world.
Tried and True, the Top 10 Brand-Rendered Logos
Long before you know anything about a company, its logo and name tell you what to expect. Here are ten companies that do it better than the rest.
The Many Tasks of the Mask: Illustration Case Study
The Many Tasks of the Mask is a graphic design project and self promotion piece that was developed with the intention to bring the viewer through my artistic process and design decisions.
Showcase of Creatively Redesigned Film Posters
Artists can’t help but be inspired by films and this inspiration often churns out huge amounts of unique and creative work into advertising campaigns, like movie posters.
How to Perfect a T-Shirt Design
As a designer, we can all relate to the moment when an idea hits you for the ultimate t-shirt design. It’s like an epiphany that takes on a life of its own—but is it perfect? Well, not yet.
Infographics Are Older Than You Think
Infographics are everywhere these days, and they have been tinkling designers pink since they started sprouting all over the place; but they have been around longer than you probably thought.
Being a Great Logo Design Client: The Open Letter
Hey designers, this is an article you can kindly and humbly send to your clients and prospects. The client-designer relationship can be a tough one, but alas, we are here to help. Being a great client helps you get great, quality work.
10 Vampire Ads That Don’t Suck
Halloween is a frighteningly wonderful time of year for graphic artists, because they can get away with so much more than usual in their designs.
32 Examples of Typographic Portraits
We all know portraits—we all know typography. Combine the two and what you get is typographic portraits; portraits made up from type characters and designed with one or more fonts.
