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Logo Design Rules of Thumb You Shouldn’t Forget
Post pobrano z: Logo Design Rules of Thumb You Shouldn’t Forget
The logo is that magical symbol that visually represents your company’s brand. As a graphic representation of your company’s main message and values, the logo stands at the core of the brand’s identity, and it is the element that makes a business easily memorable for the public, along with the company’s name. Needless to say, […]
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It’s like hurting yourself / Une idée victime de déjà-vu?
Post pobrano z: It’s like hurting yourself / Une idée victime de déjà-vu?
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| THE ORIGINAL? Amnesty International – 2012 “If you don’t report it, you are hurting yourself” Source : Coloribus Agency : Draft FCB Caracas (Venezuela) |
LESS ORIGINAL Voice For Victims – 2017 “By tolerating silently, you abuse yourself” Source : Coloribus Agency : Bates CHI & Partners Mumbai (India) |
originality is missing too / L’originalité aussi a disparue
Post pobrano z: originality is missing too / L’originalité aussi a disparue
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| THE ORIGINAL? PriceMinister.com – 2015 “Sell in one click” Source : Coloribus Agency : Lafayette Agency, Paris (France) |
LESS ORIGINAL Letgo App – 2017 “Let your stuff go fast & simple” Source : Adsoftheworld Agency : Saatchi Kiev (Ukraine) |
27 Fishey Logos
Post pobrano z: 27 Fishey Logos
I’ll have to honest, there’s not much to say about this week’s fish logo roundup. So here’s 10 facts about fish!
- Sharks are the only fish that have eyelids.
- Most fish have taste buds all over their body.
- The fastest fish is the sailfish. It can swim as fast as a car travels on the highway.
- Scientists have explored only 1% of the ocean depths. They believe millions of new kinds of animals and fish are down there, waiting to be discovered.
- Hagfish are some of the slimiest animals on earth. An Atlantic hagfish can make enough slime in one minute to fill a bucket.[
- Anableps, four-eyed fish, can see above and below water at the same time.
- There are approximately 32,000 different kinds of fish in the world today.
- Some desert pupfish can live in hot springs that reach temperatures greater than 113° F.
- Hammerhead sharks can live in schools of more than 500 sharks.
- The biggest fish in the world is the giant whale shark, which can grow to nearly 60 feet, or the length of two school buses.
[Source:factretriever.com]
I’ve put together a collection of 27 fish logos for your inspiration. Enjoy!
Credit to respective artists.
Credit:Chris Whalen
Credit:David Mas
Credit:Yesq Arts
Credit:Julian Hoxhaj
Credit:Iva Pelc
Credit:Alex Karp
Credit:Justin Harrell
Credit:Jessie Maisonneuve
Credit:matthieumartigny
Credit:matthieumartigny
Credit:Jessie Maisonneuve
Credit:Sam Revier
Credit:Kevin Kroneberger
Credit:ei8htz
Credit:Arif Rachman Hakim
Credit:Austin Schulenburg
Credit:Slavisa Dujkovic
Credit:vacaliebres
Credit:Ed Craddock
Credit:Akseli Väisänen
Credit:Jonathon Garratt
Credit:Cagri Kara
Credit:Ed
Credit:Andrea Pinter
Credit:Paul Rogers
Credit:Dam Van
Credit:TIE A TIE
Conclusion
I hope that you enjoyed this week’s logo roundup! Thanks for stopping by!
25 Modern Architecture Photos
Post pobrano z: 25 Modern Architecture Photos
Architecture has advanced immensely. From early humans living in caves, to the Pyramids of Giza, to modern humans building cities of skyscrapers that pierce the clouds. According to historyworld.net , the first reliable traces of human dwellings are found from as early as 30,000 years ago “and include circular or oval ring of stones, with evidence of local materials being used for a tent-like roof.” Modern architecture is truly amazing when you consider how far we’ve come as a human race.
Take a look through this week’s photography collection of modern architecture to see just how advanced architecture has become. Enjoy!
Credit to respective artists.
credit:Tomek Michalski
credit:Sebastian Weiss
credit:Sebastian Weiss
credit:Saulo Fernando
credit:Michal Przetaczek
credit:Torquatoregis
credit:Max Lykasov & Slava Oganesyan & Nastassia Piatrouskaya
credit:Joel Filipe
credit:Andrey Avdeenko
credit:Architectural Visualization
credit:kyungmin park
credit:Clive Wilkinson Architects
credit:kyungmin park
credit:Sebastian Weiss
credit:Sebastian Weiss
credit:Estudio MOT
credit:Javier Rueda
credit:Ivan Muraenko
credit:Bulat Khayrutdinov
credit:Brick Visual
credit:Sérgio Merêces
credit:Max Lykasov & Slava Oganesyan & Magsat Koshekbayev
credit:darstellungsart. // Daniel Pante
credit:Javier Rueda
credit:Michal Przetaczek
Conclusion
Beautiful isn’t it? While I definitely appreciate historic architecture, there’s something about a modern style of sharp edges and glass that is very appealing to me.
I hope that you enjoyed this week’s photography roundup. Stay tuned for next week’s ancient architecture collection. Thanks for stopping by!
29 Trippy Graphic Design Projects
Post pobrano z: 29 Trippy Graphic Design Projects
What actually is an illusion? I’m sure you’ve spent a decent amount of time staring at an optical illusion at some point. Dictionary.com defines illusion as “something that deceives by producing a false or misleading impression of reality.”
Illusions aside, some imagery can just be straight trippy; not intending to deceive the senses but rather simply play with the mind and expand the horizons.
I watched Doctor Strange yesterday. If you’ve seen the movie you’ll understand why it inspired me to put together this collection of trippy graphic design projects for your inspiration. Enjoy!
Credit to respective artists.
credit:Filtre Studio
credit:Filtre Studio
credit:Filtre Studio
credit:Analog / Digital & Illusion CGI Studio
credit:Analog / Digital & Illusion CGI Studio
credit:Illusion CGI Studio
credit:Illusion CGI Studio
credit:Illusion CGI Studio
credit:Illusion CGI Studio
credit:Illusion CGI Studio
credit:Danny Li
credit:Post-Production Reference
credit:Illusion CGI Studio
credit:Illusion CGI Studio
credit:Illusion CGI Studio
credit:Mike Middleton & Dominic Ho Kah Kit & Pam Ho & Matthew Crescenzo
credit:Mike Middleton & Dominic Ho Kah Kit & Pam Ho & Matthew Crescenzo
credit:Mike Middleton & Dominic Ho Kah Kit & Pam Ho & Matthew Crescenzo
credit:Post-Production References
credit:Post-Production References
credit:Post-Production References
credit:Post-Production References
credit:Post-Production References
credit:Illusion CGI Studio
credit:Illusion CGI Studio
credit:Gavin Simpson
credit:Post-Production References
credit:Tolga Girgin
credit:Illusion CGI Studio
Conclusion
I recommend you give Doctor Strange a watch. Agreed, it’s not a movie for everyone, but it definitely does a good job of appealing to the senses.
If you’d like to trip over some optical illusions, check out some of the illusions at illusions.org.
Otherwise, I hope that you enjoyed this weeks graphic design roundup! Thanks for stopping by!
Germany Facing Mass Blackouts Because The Wind And Solar Won’t Cooperate
Post pobrano z: Germany Facing Mass Blackouts Because The Wind And Solar Won’t Cooperate
Germany’s energy network nearly broken down in January because of poor execution from wind turbines and sun based boards, as indicated by information from a noteworthy exchange union.
Wind and sunlight based power plants failed to meet expectations in January, 2017, as a result of shady climate with almost no wind, setting the phase for monstrous power outages.
A noteworthy power outage nearly happened Jan. 24 and was just avoided when German vitality providers “also took the last reserve power plant,” Michael Vassiliadis, leader of the union which speaks to power plants IG Bergbauchemie Energie, told columnists. The nation’s energy matrix was strained to as far as possible and could have gone disconnected altogether, setting off a national power outage, if only one power plant had gone disconnected, as per Vassiliadis.
“he renewables could not even offer five percent [of total power demand.] Coal, gas and nuclear power kept the country almost in the first place under the electric current,” Vassiliadis said.