During wintertime, we can all use a bit of warmth in our photos. For some, that means bundling up for your shoots and finally putting that holiday-themed sweater to use. But in this article, we’ll be talking about temperature a bit more literally. In photography, like in weather, we refer to terms like warm and cold. In traditional photo editing, you’ll often hear experts refer to color temperature, which refers to the color of light.
Whenever your target market is oversaturated with all types of products, it’s important for you to find a way to make your own brand stand out. Nowadays, people don’t judge products solely on their qualities, each successful product and brand has its own ethos — an identity and personality that acts as the real attraction to purchase.
With the rise of streaming services, we’re all spending a lot more time watching movies and TV shows. The best movies have a particular look and feel about them. They are dramatic, moody, and epic. We call this look cinematic. Every now and then, it’s not strange to want our own photos to take on these properties, say, for special occasions or important moments we capture on film. Fortunately, you don’t need to be a Hollywood cinematographer to create cinematic pictures that will leave your followers feeling envious.
Fonts are much more than just words on a page. Typography or the way type and text are arranged on a document, can influence the feeling and message of the story you’re telling far beyond the words they convey. Just a quick glance at the font can on a page gives the reader a clue to the tone and message of your words before even reading them. That’s why it is so important to consider different types of fonts and choose the right one for your designs.
International Women’s Day (IWD) is celebrated every year on March 8th. This year, millions of people worldwide will be called to consider the 2021 campaign theme of “Choose to Challenge.” According to the International Women’s Day website, the theme encourages the idea that “a challenged world is an alert world,” and “from challenge comes change.” Yet another theme this year is “Women in Leadership: Achieving an Equal Future in a COVID-19 World.”
Whether you’re in the market for a new tattoo or looking for some cool tattoo fonts you can incorporate in your next design, the process of selecting a font can be time-consuming and a bit challenging. There are many aspects to consider when choosing a font: mood, brand, project type, content, font size, and font weight, just to name a few. If you are choosing a font for a real tattoo, we don’t have to tell you how critical it is to choose the right one. Nothing screams permanent like getting inked!
Flyers as a form of print advertising have been around for a while. Their heyday was in the sixties when promoters on a tight budget wanted to mass advertise the concerts (like Woodstock) and events taking place during this psychedelic time of artistic experimentation and creativity. The internet didn’t exist yet, so flyers were the go-to medium. Posters of this time set the stage for flyers to become a creatively charged medium that was both functional, as well as artistically impactful. Many are still collector’s items!
Law firm logos aren’t exactly thought of in the design community as being innovative, creative, or particularly interesting. If you’re stuck with a stuffy legal logo that feels uninspired and dated, you’ve come to the right place! So, what does a cool lawyer like you do when you’re trying to come up with a fresh, exciting, and memorable law firm logo design that reaches both traditional and modern clients? Read on for a rundown of everything you need to know to create or spruce up the logo design of your private practice or major law firm.
Coffee is one of the most addicting drinks in the world. If you don’t start your morning with a nice cup of coffee, it’s likely you know someone that does. Cold or hot, this drink remains relevant no matter the season. This multibillion-dollar market is hard to break into; however, it’s totally worth the effort if you’re passionate about all things caffeine and the ritual of brewing coffee!
We’ve all heard the saying “Less is more.” But as technology continues to open up new possibilities in graphic design, we find ourselves with less “less” and more “more.” It’s one of the consequences of having limitless options at our fingertips. The temptation to add a flourish here, a touch there is too tantalizing to resist. The search for less has become frustratingly elusive.