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Graphic Design Trends 2019 via How Design

Graphic Design Trends 2019 via How Design | Must Design | Scoop.it
Four experts share their take on the upcoming grapic design trends 2019. The new year is waiting and here's what to look for, designers!
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How is one of my "go to" graphic design resources. 

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Best Website Designs via @HowBrand

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An engaging site that fights homelessness, a resource for seeing fonts in use, and a stylized design app are some of the best website designs chosen for this month.
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Top 10 Websites For Designers via @Howbrand

Top 10 Websites For Designers via @Howbrand | Must Design | Scoop.it
A free type resource, a voice against logo design plagiarism (finally!) and a travel site that works—these are just a few of the best website designs featured this month.
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Loved the logo thief site, too cool. M

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Great Typography in Promotion Design - HOW Design

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Across all the categories in HOW's Promotion & Marketing Design Awards, we see a number of projects featuring great typography. Check out these selected projects for some typography inspiration.
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Great Type Design
Type is hard to get right. That is why we like looking at how the pros use type to make amazing designs like these. 

Jae Pil Shim's curator insight, March 8, 2016 5:35 AM

Great Type Design
Type is hard to get right. That is why we like looking at how the pros use type to make amazing designs like these. 

Antonios Bouris's curator insight, March 9, 2016 10:00 PM

Great Type Design
Type is hard to get right. That is why we like looking at how the pros use type to make amazing designs like these. 

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Discomfort That Lies In Comfort - via HOW Design

Discomfort That Lies In Comfort - via HOW Design | Must Design | Scoop.it
Todd Henry, author of "Die Empty," encourages us to be uncomfortable with comfort in a principle he developed from a quote from Kahlil Gibran.
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Some Destruction Is Good
In college I heard a lecture by an art student. He insisted that the only creation left was destruction. When everything has been commoditized, marginalized and homogenized beyond some bland point destruction is all that left.

Didn't understand the lecture thirty years ago and am not sure I would go all the way there now, but comfort is an enemy to the restless soul creativity requires. Being satisfied is to accept way too much.

When we stop being willing to tear our preconceived notions down, to let new light onto our stage we limit our creative vision. Starving is not a requirement, but a little starving intellectual or otherwise can hone the senses and heighten receptors.

As Internet marketers we live in a constant state of vicious and unknown entropy like the surprise tsunami. Our most dangerous obsessions become anything that worked yesterday because there is less than no guarantee they will work tomorrow. There is an almost sure bet past strategies and the past YOU responsible for them have been washed away with the tide.

Now, using only new shells, driftwood and string washed ashore during the storm we construct a new castle on the beach. We are different. It is different just as it and the builder will be swept away again destroyed by yet another entropy tsunami.

To be comfortable in such a world is to be living a lie. Everyone needs repose, but denying the inevitable rotation, tide and destruction is to cling to a world already put asunder. The hardest thing about Internet marketing may be the growing realization the last person we can become "comfortable" with is ourselves. We must rotate, shift and roil like the tides.

 

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One Week Creative Tune-Ups For Designers - HOW Design University

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Cool idea for quick "tune ups" for designers here from How Design. 

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Great idea from How Design Magazine to help designers with one week tune ups via online learning. 

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