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Skolar Devanagari: A Typographic Journey
- 288 days ago
- Skolar by David Březina is an award-winning text serif, originally designed with scholarly and multilingual publications in mind. Primarily intended as a robust, energetic text typeface, Skolar addresses the needs of serious typography. At the same time it furnishes the designer with the hallmark versatility of the family in display sizes, fitting the demands of corporate design.
Author archives: Utpal Pande
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How much should I charge for a design project?
- 315 days ago
- People often scour the internet to find answer to the ubiquitous question, "How much should I charge for a design project?" What they mostly stumble across are websites that claim spit & polish for 99 dollars or on the other hand they come across case studies where agencies made millions redesigning something. Here is a short guide that may help you answer this question yourself...
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Awesome Illustrations: Lauren Rolwing
- 527 days ago
- Lauren's illustrations are playful and childlike but never get childish as each artwork is embedded with a deep thought and meaning. She not only succeeds as a wonderful children book's illustrator but her craft also carries over gracefully to film & concert posters, social communication and beautiful illustrations [...]
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Put Yourself in Their Shoes: Christopher Scott
- 539 days ago
- 'Put Yourself in Their Shoes' is a series of 'social posters' by Ireland based graphic designer Christopher Scott. Inspired by the works of Stefan Sagmeister, Christopher blends elements of nature, man-made objects and certain props to deliver a strong typographical statement. Sometime thought-provoking and sometimes shocking, these posters aim to stir-up the audience and bring them face-to-face w[...]
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British Airways: Balls of Steel
- 604 days ago
- Forepeople, a graphic design agency based in UK, resurrected an identity known as 'Coat of Arms' in shining metal 3D. The crest does not replace the silky ribbony British Airways logo, however, it’s an additional identity element. In September 2011 BA launched its biggest advertising campaign in a decade [...]
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Human Rights Logo Competition Winner: 'Free As A Man'
- 607 days ago
- Human Rights Logo Competition's winning logo called 'Free as a Man', was chosen for its symbolic power, distinctiveness, clarity and universal applicability. The initiative was established out of conviction that a human rights logo will make a peaceful contribution towards [...]
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Facebook Interface Update: What To Expect
- 608 days ago
- In the next few weeks Facebook will be rolling out significant changes to the interface. The profile page update: 'Timeline' as it's being touted by the company seems to be one of the biggest changes that will change the way Facebook looks and feels [...]
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Redesigning Chocolate: Edenspiekermann
- 610 days ago
- Edenspiekermann have created a strong visual language for the chocolate brand TCHO. Every aspect of the branding has a uniform design approach, from online and offline design to logo, colour scheme and typography right through to packaging [...]
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Zero: 'Nothing' Can Be Truly Something
- 613 days ago
- Zero is a dark fairytale that takes place in a world where the inhabitants are born into a numerical class system. Faced with constant prejudice and persecution an oppressed zero walks a lonely path until a chance encounter changes his life forever: he meets a female zero [...]
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Light-Painting WiFi: Immaterials
- 613 days ago
- This project explores the invisible terrain of WiFi networks in urban spaces by light painting signal strength in long-exposure photographs. A four-metre tall measuring rod with 80 points of light reveals cross-sections through WiFi networks using a photographic technique called light-painting [...]
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Wikipedia: New Identity Concept
- 616 days ago
- Moving Brands, a London based design agency, has come up with a proposed identity for Wikipedia: The mark is created from five lines that reference (Wikipedia’s) ‘5 pillars,’ and also represents the nine sister sites (of Wikipedia) with nine equidistant nodes [...]
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Gastrotypographical-
assemblage: Lou Dorfsman - 619 days ago
- Gastrotypographicalassemblage is a 35 feet (11 m) wide by 8.5 feet (2.6 m) tall work of art designed by Lou Dorfsman to decorate the cafeteria in Eero Saarinen's CBS Building on 52nd Street and Sixth Avenue, New York City, New York, USA [...]