Archive for January, 2011
17 Mind Blowing Paper Cut Rolls by Anastassia Elias
Ever wondered what to do with all the toilet rolls that we throw out? Well, Anastassia Elias has managed to create art out of it. Elias is an illustrator from France. Her previous works have been featured in many exhibitions in Paris. It’s incredible to see how this simple idea can create so many different stories. The skill involved to create...continue reading
40 Detailed Examples of User Interface Design
When designing an application, millions of question arise. How should it look? How easy is the interface to understand? What should the colors and borders look like? The list goes on and on. Before you get brain overload, you need to take these steps on by one. To answer these questions you first need to sit down with a...continue reading
30 Life Like 3D Pencil Drawings by Wladimir Inostroza
Wladimir Inostroza, aka Fredo, is a talented artist from Chile. Recently his incredible work has appeared on several design blogs. His 3D illusions are brilliantly enhanced by the inclusion of real world objects. In the following sketches below you will see how he uses lighting and pencil shadows to create his masterpieces. These works below take weeks, if not...continue reading
50 Remarkable Examples Of Typography Design #4
As you may know typography is the art and technique of printing with movable type. Typography is everywhere you look newspaper, magazines, books, posters, and the list goes on. Typography is one of my favorite parts of design. Today we present you with our fourth installment of our popular typography design collection. This roundup is packed with incredible designs, high quality...continue reading
30 Beautiful Motion Typography and Kinetic Type Animations
Kinetic typography is the technical name for “moving text.” This process is an animation technique thats mixes motion and text. Today we have an entertaining collection of beautiful motion typography and kinetic type animations. Prior to this we have only posted typographic prints, posters, and digital artworks. Now we would like to take another leap further and step into...continue reading
20 Incredible Paper Sculptures by Jeff Nishinaka
Jeff Nishinaka is greatly known for his stunning paper sculptures. Living in sunny California LA, Jeff has 28 years of professional experience. Nishinaka attended UCLA and graduated from the prestigious Art Center College of Design, there he discovered paper sculpture art. Ever since, Jeff has worked with companies suck as Sprint, Visa, Matel, Coca Cola, Paramount Pictures, and many...continue reading
20 Examples of Origami Paper Folding by Won Park
Origami is a Japanese art of paper folding. What makes this art different from others, is the skill to use only one piece of paper to make an object/figure. Unlike other arts you cannot cut or glue the paper, which in this case is money. Below we have gathered some mind blowing examples of this skillful art. The creator...continue reading
40 Incredibly Creative Anti-Smoking Advertisements
Some say Anti-Smoking campaigns have gone way too far, we will let you be the judge. Today we have collected some incredibly creative examples of anti-smoking advertisements. Personally I have never smoked in my life. For this reason I can’t judge others nor feel the toughness of quiting. These ads make me scared to even try! I hope these ads...continue reading
20 Inspiring TED Videos for Graphic and Web Designers
TED is a nonprofit organization that transmits “Ideas Worth Spreading.” It all started in 1984 as a talk conference that brought people from three industries: Technology, Entertainment, Design. TED has some of the most inspiring, innovative, and creative people speak about various subjects. Their goal is to keep moving forward and to make the world a better place. What I...continue reading
60 Recently Redesigned Corporate Identities
Corporate logo redesign is always a challenging task. Sometimes it’s even controversially undertaking for both the designer and organization involved. A great example of this is the Gap Logo. I think I can speak for everybody when I say that Gaps logo was probably the worst re-design in 2010. Once social media got involved, it spread like a wildfire. Although many...continue reading