Origami Dollar-Bill Folding
These Starwars and Star Trek origami “Won Park” figures are amazing. They are all made from American Dollar Bills!
These Starwars and Star Trek origami “Won Park” figures are amazing. They are all made from American Dollar Bills!
These minimalist color palettes were created by Duminda Perera, and show some of the best palettes form last year…
Look no further. This showcase may be the ultimate resource for all your Adobe Photoshop and PhotoShop CC tutorial needs! You can learn so much from these 160+ Cool Photoshop tutorials, which include everything from using the editing tools, making layouts and posters, and even expert tips and advice. Enjoy…
Instagram reinvented the photo sharing on our social media structure. It’s a fast, beautiful and fun way to share your pictures to friends and family. And what I like the most about Instagram, are the various schemes that offers you to filter your pictures with your own little touch [link].
Layering glow and gloss effects can help create nice, shiny objects. This tutorial will show you how to modify a brick texture for the background, and then use layer styles with the Pen Tool to add some bright, glowing neon text and a simple cable over it [link].
Cool Photoshop Tutorial: Selections are an essential part of any photo editing workflow, but often, selections aren’t as straight-forward as they might seem. In this tutorial we will explain how to make a selection of a glass that includes transparent elements [link].
Here Brazilian designer Breno Bitencourt shows you step-by-step how to create a stylish low-poly portrait in Illustrator and Photoshop. The secret to creating works in this style is working from the best reference photos – and first off Breno reveals how to capture these (using himself as a model). He then reveals how to work these up in Photoshop, then create a vector version in Illustrator [link].
Here is a selection of original logo designs by Norwegian graphic designer, Karoline Tynes, who states: ‘Here’s some of the logos I made during my 60 days of logos-challenge. My goal for this challenge was to develop and promote myself as a designer. The rules were to use a maximum of 60 minutes on each logo, so it’s the idea that counts.’ As a logo designer myself, I can appreciate how much work goes into a logo design. If you take into account the actual formation of the idea, to colour choices, graphic style and typographic choice, I think Tynes has produced some excellent work in little 60-minute slots! I love the ‘Little Knits’ logo — what’s your favourite?
By the way – here’s a rare promo on my part – if you’re in need of a church logotype, please complete my Church Logo Design form (external link). Thanks!
Check out this lovely little poetry cut-out paper book by Hungarian graphic designer, Éva Somogyi…
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Further Information // “Lovely Little Pop-up Poem Book Calendar” // All the images shown within this post are [Creative Commons] © Copyright Éva Somogyi. Please visit her portfolio for more fantastic work.
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Welcome to Design Soak’s Design Inspiration #7. In this new round of sheer inspiration, we have the infamous Chewy from StarWars, cotton candy party punch, an adorable miniature octopus, a London Underground Tube poster, Moleskine Sketches by Catie Cook and Metallic Ink in water by Albert SevesoIl! Enjoy…
Design Inspiration #5 // In this roundup, we have Eagle and Type illustrations, a PLUG chair by Redo Design Studio, an abstract illustration by JD style, Kids playground concept for… Read More →
In this post filled with design inspiration, there’s a French braid, green-hue facade (oh yes), Lego cupcakes with green icing (yum) and also globe made out of Lego blocks, a table made up of hundreds of different coloured pencils, the best treehouse ever been made, bananas dipped in chocolate for children …and, finally, a revolutionary 3-D printed prosthetic leg. There’s some more stuff, too! Enjoy…
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Here’s another roundup of fantastic design inspiration to give your eyes a real treat! There’s a great Psychology of Color Infographic, along with some quirky Crochet Star Wars figures and some funky DIY Confetti Sticks, too. Check them out…