A New Simplified Keyboard For Certain "Creatives"

I improved the pink glossy matcap again lmao. If you'd rather avoid the microscopic reflection details and want something a bit cleaner with better contrast, use this! Left = old Right = new Which do you prefer?

I fear for the person I’ll become when I finally get to visit Japan

People always ask me “how do you develop taste?” And I say “go to the niche telephone museum and study the origin of buttons and don’t be a little bitch”

creative constipation is bad for the soul

Encrypter. #b3d

Nuclear radiation slide-rule designs.

i'm convinced ravyn lenae put crack into handle and reputation

Modern stoop

your daily reminder that blender is a free tool

nothing more disquieting than unrealized potential

is it that people don't realize how tacky these chatgpt generated youtube thumbnail graphics are or they don't care? surely we aren't to believe paint stroke fonts are suddenly back in style?

Creator: Ruby PH

n 2001, the Sony VAIO GT PCG-GT1, released with groundbreaking video capabilities, featured an integrated camera.

my toxic trait is believing that i'll be more productive "tomorrow"

Since there's a lot of stealing of work going on, here's a tip for designers who may be inclined to rip: rip ethically. I learned how to ethically rip early in my career, it goes like this: take the design that inspires you, that you're tempted to rip, and figure out exactly what about it makes it so rippable to you. Chances are it's not that the design *exactly* satisfies your needs, it's likely that it just does a really good job communicating similar brand qualities to what you're hoping to communicate. Figuring out how to get symbols and colors and type to communicate brand qualities, especially early in your career is a challenge, hence the urge to just skip the step altogether and rip. But if you're able to say, for example, 'this design feels really technical because of the layout and the use of color.' then you're closer to getting it. recreate the design, but view all of the elements as levers. color is a lever, type is a lever, layout is a lever, etc. If you move one lever away from the quality you're trying to communicate, move another lever back into it. keep adjusting the levers until it's not a rip of the original, but inspired by it. we're all inspired by stuff. now you've not only not directly ripped and not ruined your reputation online by posting a rip, but you've also begun to understand brand strategy and gotten better as a designer. keep building your references and someday you won't need to rip at all, ethically or not.

this piece is especially funny when you realize all the text elements are just modified lyrical excerpts from Cowboy Carter

alt tyla a*pop album cover designs ☆

when i catch you 🫵

From Jane Hilton's LA Gun Club

soon