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Coming to arts and design after completing a politics degree, the Melbourne-based designer shares how a rigorous, self-initiated drawing practice helped kickstart her creative career.

Enjoy these amazing poster designs inspired by several movies. Just a few months ago, we introduced you to Panos Tsironis' first movie poster series.

Cut-out Paper Shapes This pack includes 85 different paper cutouts, crafted with care by the Indieground Team. We found inspiration for this playful graphic resource in the classic simplicity of Matisse Cut-outs and in the funky patterns of Memphis Design. The result is a collection of geometric and organic shapes that have the unique feel only […]

If you designed logos in the days before the term “animated GIF” was not even a twinkle in anyone’s eye, you might have developed a style guide with instructions something like this: The logo shall be printed in Black or Pantone 186 Blue only, and reproduced in sizes not less than one-half-inch high. It must placed on a white or light-colored background one inch from the bottom of the page and not less than ¾ inch from the right-hand margin. Maybe I’ve exaggerated a bit, but

A cover for The Waking that Kills by Stephen Gregory - Solaris Books

Had a lot of fun with the depth on this piece! (This version is pretty fast, I had to remove every 3rd frame to get it under 8MB) Anyone know easy/ best ways to get around this?