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Infographics are incredibly useful design kits that include data related graphics. Laying out charts and graphs can be an unwelcome chore for some designers, but with a handy vector infographic kit it can be easy and effortless. Via Suresh Patel 
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Sometimes we stumble upon the best DIY ideas by accident. And that's exactly what happened when Megan from Balancing Home had a bit of a mishap and broke a picture frame.
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Modern Web Site Design | Appearance or User Interface of a website is the most important algorithm to attract the visitors. A poorly designed website is....
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One of the underground trends that recent years have found its way to a large number of websites is the use of illustrated elements. Not only does this give you website an unique look it also ads a personal touch that are quite difficult to replicate for others. Illustrative website designs often make use of either an illustrated background or a hand drawn icon however, from time to time you also encounters creative handwritten fonts as all of these elements combined or used alone add up to a wow factor to a web design.
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Logo Collection. Sergey Barabei is a Russian graphic designer specializing in art direction, branding, and web design. This amazing logo collection illustr
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In this article, Lennart Hennigs explains how sketching enables us to explore the problem space and define the solution space at the same time, and also shows which steps to take in a typical sketching session for a mobile project.
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A gig poster-like website that oozes with awesomeness. Boys and girls, check out Virgin Mobile FreeFest 2013 on Awesome Web Design of the Week!
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We’ve all sat, staring out of our window and cursing at the rain poring down or the flat, grey sky that just happened to cloud over on few hours we’ve managed to set aside in our busy schedule to head out and shoot some photos.
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Here's a neat photo idea: capture a city's skyline in the reflection on the front of a camera lens. Photographer Christopher Anderson recently shot this pi
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Icelandic post-rock band Sigur Ros has turned to Instagram to create its latest music video, encouraging fans to upload clips that can be melded into an ev
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I think it's really cool when bands ask artists to come up with cool gig posters!
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A new book dedicated to the houses of architects is full of stunning images – but what do these spaces reveal about their owners? Jonathan Glancey finds out.
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Buy and sell handcrafted, mousemade design content like vector patterns, icons, photoshop brushes, fonts and more at Creative Market.
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Grunge web design can be defined as a method of creating web page designs and web elements that are a bit imperfect, slightly dirty and sloppy on purpose. I think most people will agree, that there is something about hand touched and handmade. Something that is not technical or digital or created in a computer that can draw people’s attention and admiration. That’s probably why grunge has become a popular style in web design.
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Find your inner Picasso for your next landing page design with these tips and inspirational landing page examples. Condensed... The trick to beating creative block lies in harnessing the power of the right brain in order to keep ideas flowing whenever needed. Here are some ways of beating creative blocks that you may want to try out to boost your creativity as a designer:
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July 12, 2013 3:33 PM
#2: anything physical works: lifting, shagging flies, pitching BP, whatever.
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These five homes in Japan solve a variety of problems, whether it’s a lack of square footage, privacy, or lighting.
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In this article Pete Smart shares what he's learned from travelling 2517 miles to try to solve 50 problems in 50 days using design.
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Can you imagine King Joffrey Baratheon as an ’80s rebel kid or Lady Sansa Stark as a ’90s avid fan of Backstreet Boys and ‘N Sync? Imagine no more, for artist Mike Wrobel has painted some of our favorite Game of Thrones cast in a fun ’80s/’90s themed art series.
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Examine your favorite artworks by some of the most famous artists in extraordinary detail through the Google Art Project.
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If you’re in need of content for your blog, but you’ve hit a brick wall and can’t seem to come up with any good ideas, here are a few that might be of some value to you. Mull them over, alter them, use one of them, use all of them, set them aside for a rainy day — you never know when you might need them.
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Check out this portrait of the hip hop duo Insane Clown Posse by photographer Paul Mobley and digital artist Mike Campau. Can you tell how it was created?
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The street covering umbrellas were back in Agueda, Portugal, reprising last year’s viral hit from the Agitagueda Art Festival.
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