Post pobrano z: 22 Rockin’ and Poppin’ Music Graphic Designs

Music is something that’s available no matter where you are, or who you are. Human’s have been creating music since the beginning, and will continue to create until the end. Taste in music varies, and everyone has their own preferences; but everyone likes music. Here are 10 quick and interesting facts about music:

1. None of the Beatles could read or write music.
2. Your heartbeat mimics the beat of the music you’re listening to.
3. A 2007 study found that music, especially classical music, helps plants grow faster.
4. Favorite songs are favorites most likely because they’re associated with an intense emotional event in your life.
5. Metallica is the first and only band to perform on all seven continents after playing a concert in Antarctica called “Freeze ‘Em All”.
6. For every $1000 in music sold, the average musician makes $23.40.
7. In 1981 Queen and David Bowie recorded “Under Pressure” during a 24-hour wine and cocaine marathon.
8. Eminem’s “The Real Slim Shady” was written 3 hours before the final cut of the album was due to the record company.
9. Sex, eating, and music all release dopamine, the “pleasure chemical” in the brain.
10. During the 1989 US invasion of Panama, the US military blasted AC/DC at General Noriega’s compound for two days straight. The dictator surrendered.

[Source:Knowable]

I’ve gone ahead and put together a collection of 22 rockin’ and poppin’ music graphic design for your inspiration and enjoyment! Enjoy!

Credit to respective artists

Credit:Souhail Echaddini

Credit:Ars Thanea

Credit:Federico Picci

Credit:Federico Picci

Credit:Federico Picci

Credit:sir?ko studio & Rush VFX

Credit:Yoshua León Anch

Credit:Yoshua León Anch

Credit:Yoshua León Anch

Credit:homework .

Credit:IAM JEREMIAH

Credit:Vladan Nikolic

Credit:Beatrice Sala & Alessandro Bigi

Credit:vera Q

Credit:Freddy Barreiro

Credit:JeanPierre Le Roux & Arcade Studio

Credit:JeanPierre Le Roux & Arcade Studio

Credit:Artur Didyk

Credit:Pierre Hajizadeh

Credit:Camilo Marin & Armando Rico

Credit:Camilo Marin & Armando Rico

Credit:Camilo Marin & Armando Rico

Post pobrano z: Tros: It’s just the beginning

Film
Tros

TROS is a well-established men’s grooming product brand in Thailand. For over 20 years, they have focused their communications on the functional benefits of their products – demonstrating on how they helped young men look their best. In 2017, they wanted to elevate their brand, from being only an appearance-enhancer to become a confidence-provider, by helping groom the personality and mindset of their audience as they enter adulthood. TROS believes that the beginning of adulthood is the stage where life starts to become more interesting with new responsibilities, challenges, and opportunities on the horizon. However, because it is also a stage of life where young men have to take responsibility for their decisions, they now rely on their self-confidence more than ever. Unfortunately, the fear of failure has driven many young Thai men to adopt a lifestyle of procrastination, thus influencing them to be contented with living an ordinary life following norms, rather than chasing their dreams. With Ray MacDonald (a well-respected Thai actor, TV host, adventurer and idol) as the brand ambassador, TROS inspires young men to start taking chances, to face their fears, and even make mistakes, rather than living a life full of regrets.

Advertising Agency:GREYnJ United, Thailand
Chief Creative Officer:Jureeporn Thaidumrong
Executive Creative Director:Andrew Chu
Senior Art Director:Arnon Kantawang
Creatives:Supakit Yindeeanant, Ratanaparn Songsermsawad
Managing Director:Kanaporn Hutcheson
Client Service Director:Konthamas Ratanasuvan
Account Executive:Nicharee Chatchavalkijkul
Digital Account Director:Pojanee Sowantip
Social Media Specialist:Pannavit Thanasuwannakul, Prapapan Lekda
Traffic Manager:Warangkana Naksakul
Corporate Communications Director:Huma Qureshi
, APAC PR
Corporate Communications Executive:Cedric Wceke
Production Company:Hub Ho Hin Bangkok
Director:Kanchit Sopchokchai
Producer:Penluck Ruangrabeab
DoP:Naruphol Chokanapitak
Editor:Chonlasit Upanigkit
Music:Wild at heart sound studio
Sound Design:Wild at heart sound studio

Post pobrano z: The Allstate Foundation: Lost purse

Media
The Allstate Foundation

Allstate Foundation Purple Purse, an initiative aimed at ending domestic violence through financial empowerment, just announced its partnership with tennis champion, entrepreneur and philanthropist Serena Williams. As program ambassador, Williams will bring awareness to the invisible yet catastrophic role financial abuse plays in domestic violence, while encouraging the public to help break the cycle of abuse.

The film shows how real people respond when directly confronted with domestic violence and financial abuse. The participants’ reactions illustrate how we, as a society, think, talk and ultimately act when faced with this issue. By depicting real efforts to help a victim in need, viewers are encouraged to ask themselves, “What would they do in this situation?”

Advertising Agency:MSLGROUP Chicago, USA
Advertising Agency:Leo Burnett, Chicago, USA
Chief Creative Officer:Britt Nolan
Executive Creative Directors:Mikal Pittman, Jon Wyville, Dave Loew
Associate Creative Directors:Donna Foster, Kristen Schwanz
Head Of Production:Veronica Puc
Group Executive Producer:Denis Giroux
Senior Producer:Leah Karabenick
Music Producer:Alec Stern
Account Director:Kaitlyn Nolan
Communications Director:Lynsey Elve
Strategy Director:Ariel Tishgart
Account Supervisor:Lily Merritt
Production Company:Rival School Pictures
Executive Producer:James Blom
Director:Andrew Lane
Dp:Megan Donnelly
Line Producer:Chris Lettley
Editorial:Whitehouse Post
Editor:Matthew Wood
Assistant Editor:Steve Kroodsma
Post Producer:Lauren Connolly, Derek Goldsmith
VFX & Color:Filmworkers
Colorist:Jeff Altman
Vfx:Jeff Charatz
Recording Studio:Another Country
Recording Studio Executive Producer:Tim Konn
Sound Engineer:John Binder
Music:Nylon Studios
Composer:Lydia Davies
Senior Account Executive:Eva Glas

Post pobrano z: Altair: Surface to Air

Media
Altair

With innovations in design and technology paving the way, essentially transforming sailboats into airplanes, the sport of sailing is becoming one of the fastest, most dangerous competitions on earth. Millimeter changes in design translate to knots of difference on the water, which is the difference between winning and losing, so Altair was excited to share their design simulation software and consult with Artemis Racing to help give the Swedish team a competitive advantage. The film explores how technology is transforming sailing as well as the intriguing, and often perilous world of the America’s Cup, and all that comes with its developments in boating – including competitors who are determined to spy and steal coveted engineering secrets along the way.

Advertising Agency:Grey, San Francisco, USA
Chief Creative Officer:Curt Detweiler
Director:Curt Detweiler
Executive Producer:Daniel Tuggle, Jon Ettinger
Account Director:Ben Warden
Production Director:Ben Warden, Edward Fung
Account Supervisor:Edward Fung
Chief Officer:Joe Lampertius
Art Director:Alex Anderson
Copywriter:Emma Brooke
Group Account Director:Will Egan
Account Executive:Teresa Tran
Production Assistant:Linden Carty
Group Director:Abe Snyder
Strategic Communications:Abe Snyder
Insights:Ryan Miller
Investments:Ryan Miller
Line Producer:Barry Fink, Meat Shop Bambi
Screenwriter:Shasha Levinson
Researcher:Alexandre Lefebvre
Director Of Photography:Billy Peña
1st Assistant Camera:Andrew Laboy
2nd Assistant Camera:Matthew Pothier
Composer:Gunnard Doboze
Audio Engineers:Mark Pitchford, Phil Lantz
Bermuda Fixer:Bayard Outerbridge
Transportation:Sinclar Robinson
Editor:Blake Bogosian, Beast Editorial
Assistant Editor:Seth Andrews

Post pobrano z: Amazon Fresh: DUO

Online
Amazon

DUO by AmazonFresh introduces a unique ecommerce experience – especially for foodies – that also showcases the wide range of products available on the platform. Foodies would be able to select whether they would like to shop by recipe or ingredient and the platform would use its smart algorithm to complete the shopping list.

Advertising Agency:Miami Ad School Europe, Hamburg, Germany
Tutor:Niklas Frings-Rupp
Art Directors:Belen Aragon, Tania Shevereva, Boreum Kim

Post pobrano z: 21 Slick Soccer Logos

There’s no arguing that soccer (or football, depending where you are in the world) is the most popular and most most interesting sport worldwide. It’s actually quote incredible. It’s not just good entertainment; it also has a remarkable ability to bring people, and nations together. It gives people a common interest and platform to engage. Are you convinced yet? If not, here are some quick facts about soccer!

• There are 32 panels on a traditional soccer ball, one for each country in Europe.
• A soccer field is called a “pitch” because every regulation field is pitched?—?or sloped?—?5 degrees upwards from one end to the other. The teams switch sides after each half so each team has to play slightly uphill for half the match.
• The original World Cup was made of papier-mâché, but it had to be replaced after the heavy rains of the 1950 World Cup.
• Soccer balls are slightly oval-shaped. But the checkered board pattern creates an illusion of a perfect sphere.
• A professional soccer player runs 48 kilometers, or 3.9 miles, in an average soccer game.
• Soccer was illegal in Mississippi until 1991.
• Pelé played one preseason game as a punter with the New Orleans Saints in 1981 before deciding to leave camp. His only punt traveled 54 yards.

[Source:Medium]

I’ve gone ahead and put together a collection of 21 slick soccer logos for your enjoyment and inspiration! Enjoy!

Credit:Saurabh Ananth

Credit:Arkadiusz P?atek

Credit:Andrew Brynjulson

Credit:Mateusz Wawrzyniak

Credit:Rob Gill

Credit:Brian McDonaugh

Credit:Ivan Nikoli?

Credit:Travis Hitchcock

Credit:Victor Namba

Credit:Ben Keogh

Credit:Alan Barba

Credit:Dimitris Chatzelas

Credit:Stephen Dyson

Credit:Ben Peddycord

Credit:Logo machine

Credit:Phantom Points Creative

Credit:Steve Ridgway

Credit:Domivakero

Credit:Michael Powers

Credit:Michele Greco

Credit:Jose Balsalobre

Post pobrano z: 23 Alternative Beach Photos

There’s nothing like a good beach day; catching rays and swimming in the ocean! It also just so happens that the beach makes for some very picturesque photos, especially when paired with some fog or popping colors. Rather then focus on the classic tropical beach shot, I’ve decided to focus more on the ‘alternative’ shots. To see what I mean, feel free to scroll though the collection below of 23 alternative beach photos that I’ve put together for your enjoyment and inspiration! Enjoy!

Credit to respective artists.

Credit:Lukas Furlan

Credit:Lukas Furlan

Credit:Rob de Winter

Credit:David Behar

Credit:Pawel Tomaszewicz

Credit:Dean West & Glenn Bowman

Credit:David Behar

Credit:David Behar

Credit:David Behar

Credit:David Behar

Credit:Katarina Kokalj

Credit:David Behar

Credit:Leo Caillard

Credit:FAVRE LUDWIG

Credit:David Behar

Credit:David Behar

Credit:David Behar

Credit:David Behar

Credit:Tiago Marques

Credit:steinerb3a9

Credit:Jan Erik Waider

Credit:Mikel Macua

Credit:Bernd Walz

Post pobrano z: Barack Hendrix or jimi obama? / Portraits crashés!

THE ORIGINAL? Radio Metro 88.5 FM – 2013 “Today’s news, yesterday’s music” Source : Coloribus Agency : Koenig & Partners (Ecuador)	LESS ORIGINAL The contemporary music school– 2017 “Music makes everything better” Source : Coloribus Agency : Estudio Vivo (Mexico)

Post pobrano z: 25 Blast-From-The-Past Comic Designs

In honor of the movie release of Logan, based on one of the most popular comics of all time, I’ve decided to put together a collection of comic based graphic design projects. But before we get into that, here’s 10 quick and interesting facts about comics!

1. The font Comic Sans is based on Dave Gibbons’ lettering in the Watchmen comic books. (He calls the font “dreadful.”)
2. The world’s largest comic book collection belongs to the Library of Congress. They currently hold over 100,000 individual issues.
3. Comic book letterers avoid words like “Clint” and “flick” because during printing the letters can run together, making the words look like profanity.
4. When the comics code was created, it prohibited judges and law enforcement agents from being depicted negatively.
5. Our universe actually exists in the Marvel multiverse. Our Earth is Earth-1218.
6. Michael Jackson wanted to play Spider-Man in a movie, so he tried to buy Marvel comics in the ’90s.
7. Marvel got around a law that increases taxes on toys that resemble humans by claiming that X-Men figures were mutants, not humans.
8. Wayne Enterprises, which is controlled by Batman’s alter ego, Bruce Wayne, owns The Daily Planet, the newspaper that Superman’s alter ego, Clark Kent, works for.
9. Spider-man has a hyphen in it so that people don’t confuse him with Superman.
10. Spock from Star Trek has taken on Wolverine in a battle. Spock won.

[Source:BuzzFeed]

Let’s get into it! Enjoy!

Credit respective artists.

Credit:Jeremy Child

Credit:Kervin Brisseaux

Credit:Pedro Oyarbide

Credit:Freak City

Credit:kissmiklos .

Credit:kissmiklos .

Credit:Butcher Billy

Credit:Butcher Billy

Credit:Richard Davies

Credit:Matheus Lopes

Credit:Matheus Lopes

Credit:Mattias Johansson

Credit:Mattias Johansson

Credit:Lola Beltrán

Credit:Grzegorz Domaradzki

Credit:Omar Molina

Credit:Mike Karolos

Credit:Mike Karolos

Credit:Ashok Hariharan

Credit:Cory Say

Credit:Cory Say

Credit:Reagan Wijaya

Credit:Reagan Wijaya

Credit:Richard Davies

Credit:Richard Davies

Post pobrano z: 25 Positively Awesome Number Logos

Many brands and companies use number logos. 7/11, 7 UP, G4S, and Super8 are just a few examples of many. For that reason, I’ve decided to put together a collection of number related logos. But first, here are 10 quick and interesting facts about numbers:

1. If you write out pi to two decimal places, backwards it spells “pie”.
2. The spiral shapes of sunflowers follow a Fibonacci sequence.
3. The Fibonacci sequence is encoded in the number 1/89.
4. A pizza that has radius “z” and height “a” has volume Pi × z × z × a.
5. The word hundred is derived from the word “hundrath”, which actually means 120 and not 100.
6. 111,111,111 × 111,111,111 = 12,345,678,987,654,321.
7. In a room of just 23 people there’s a 50% chance that two people have the same birthday.
8. (6 × 9) + (6 + 9) = 69.
9. If you shuffle a pack of cards properly, chances are that exact order has never been seen before in the whole history of the universe.
10. There’s not enough space in the known universe to write out a googolplex on paper.

[Source: Buzzfeed]

Numbers really are fascinating! But enough of that. Here are 25 positively awesome number logos for your inspiration. Enjoy!

Credit to respective artists.

Credit:Steve Wolf

Credit:Steve Wolf

Credit:Nukul | NextDesigns

Credit:Steve Wolf

Credit:Alfrey Davilla | vaneltia

Credit:George Bokhua

Credit:Alfrey Davilla | vaneltia

Credit:Kakha Kakhadzen

Credit:Jeroen van Eerden

Credit:José

Credit:Breno Bitencourt

Credit:Kakha Kakhadzen

Credit:Andreas Storm

Credit:Jetpacks and Rollerskates

Credit:Roma Korolev (kaer logo)

Credit:aninndesign

Credit:Kevin Burr

Credit:Darjan Gardinova?ki

Credit:Samadara Ginige

Credit:Zoran Trifunovic

Credit:Kasper van Eerden

Credit:Studio du Nord

Credit:Jabir j3

Credit:João Augusto

Credit:aninndesign