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I remember my first client meeting…even though it was quite long time back, but the whole episode is still a distinct memory. Not because it was my very first client meeting, but the anxiety and nervousness that besieged me was unforgettable. Trembling hands, shaky knees and sweaty ...
Creating artworks using traditional and conservative formats isn’t such a big deal these days. A true artist is one who can create an artwork out of nothing, someone who has the creative ability and talent to put life into dull objects. One such artist that lives amongst us is Terry Border, who creates fascinating bent objects using metallic wires and other ...
Roughly a year ago on 29th September 2010, Graphic Design Blog launched its very own Graphic Design Forum. In this brief yet adventurous time, our forum has achieved a milestone of 5000 active members. This signifies the level of usefulness and entertainment that we provide to our readers and members on the forum. Our 5000 members include professionals like graphic designers, web designers, logo ...
A few months back, I did a post on moving cinemagraphs, an entirely unusual yet exciting addition to the field of motion graphics. A cinemagraph provides the effects of a video within a GIF image. For those who don’t recall, Jamie Beck (Fashion Photographer) introduced cinemagraphs, in conjunction with Kevin Burg (Motion Graphics Designer). ...
Until few years back, the design community was not very vast and offered limited options. But soon after the advent of crowdsourcing, the field of graphic design has literally burst with endless alternatives for business owners and grphic/logo designers. With companies turning their attention to design contests, several crowdsourcing sites have come into ...
Last month, I wrote a post on bad client types that designers should be avoiding. I received a fairly good response from my readers, which included both clients and graphic designers. Of the several comments, some asked me if I was being biased by writing only about bad clients. This clicked me with the idea of discussing the ...
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5 Bad Client Types Graphic Designers Must Avoid!
A client is your chief source of income and is critical to your survival in the design business. But you mustn’t get overly dependent on clients..
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30 Examples of Bent Objects Art – Enjoyable Creations!
Creating artworks using traditional and conservative formats isn’t such a big deal these days....
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Minimalist Designs – Is it a trend or are we just being lazy?
Minimalism is a graphic design trend which involves stripping down the design to its most basic features. However, when a minimal design fails to convey the message properly, it seems the graphic designer has been lazy to work on the concept.
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