Create Natural Colors with The Wildflower Theory of Color
In a field of wildflowers, you don’t ever see colors that don’t go together with each other because they all...
The Moment Japanese Product Design Became REVOLUTIONARY
The phrase “Made in Japan” used to have a comparative connotation to subpar quality. But with Japan’s evergrowing improvement in...
Meet the Father of Japanese Typography
Japanese typography. An essential player in the path to greater design for the Eastern Asia region. Consisting of one of...
Japanese Advertisements from the 1950s
The 1950s in Japan was flourished with new advertising and commercials to show off their new wave of product lines....
This Week in Illustration: The Better At Home Collection
Ivan Dudchenko is a Ukraine based, illustrator. His works feel bold and vibrant and truly radiate positive emotions throughout each...
What the Future of Creative Cloud Looks Like, Are You Ready?
Do you remember when Adobe Creative Cloud was announced (and released) in 2011? It was unmistakably a huge step towards...
This 36 Days of Type Rendition Is Unlike Any Other…
With #36daysoftype finally coming to an end, I thought I'd share what seems to me like the OLDEST version of...
A Theory of Pure Design: Harmony, Balance, Rhythm (1907)
The terms and principles of Art have, as a rule, been understood by the artist in the form of technical...
The Selection Of Type Is Just As Important As The Selection Of Words (1939-ish)
An "Alphabetical Index to Type Faces" from the G.A. Davis Printing Company. What it says on the tin, but also...
The Art of Book Covers (1820 – 1914)
Inspired by rising literacy rates and advancing technologies, the nineteenth century saw the book transform from a largely hand-made object...
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