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How Stranger Things got its retro title sequence
The Netflix hit went old-school for its opening credits.
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Subway has a new logo for the first time in 15 years
As Subway attempts to revamp its brand, the sandwich chain is debuting a new logo. On Friday, Subway unveiled the new design — the first time that the sandwich chain has significantly changed the major element of its identity since 2001. Subway. While the old logo utilized a bold, thick font, the new logo is more minimalist. The signature arrows on the "S" and "Y," however, will remain. The sandwich chain is also releasing a new symbol, which similarly utilizes the arrows. Subway calls the new logo the "next step" in the sandwich chain's evolution...
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Font puberty
When a font, as the size largens, becomes more smooth and less jagged looking. Usually occurs around size 14px, where you can really distinguish the smoothness of the letter.
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How The World’s Most Beautiful Typeface Was Nearly Lost Forever
After a dispute between its creators, the Doves Type was left to lie in the Thames. A century later, it has finally resurfaced. This is the story of its rescue.
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What makes a truly great logo
Michael Bierut, the designer of that Hillary Clinton logo and countless others, sat down with Joe Posner and helped explain the elements of a great logo in this video.
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5 Essential Infographic Design Tips For Content Marketers
Infographic Design doesn't need to be difficult. If you're a content marketer, follow these 5 steps and make your own infographics in minutes!
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40 Crucial Lessons From The Most Famous Graphic Designers in History – Design School
Meet the pioneers of graphic design.
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10 Expert Tips For Designing With a Blurred Background [Case Studies] – Design School
Master the use of blurred images and bring new life to your designs.
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The Importance of Visual Identity in a Startup [Infographic]
When getting ready for the first moments and actions of your startup, there’s a whole lot you’re going through: your emotions and expectations are reaching for the sky, you are getting used to th…
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NASA's Graphics Standards Manual Reissued - Design Milk
As a way to celebrate the 42-year-old design, the NASA Graphics Standards Manual is being reissued as a hardcover version of the original.
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Graphic designers...
by Abaft.
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Two graphic designers are trying to preserve NASA’s famous 1970s 'Worm' logo
A logo should immediately convey a company’s identity. With the right visual style, it can communicate the goals and ambitions of an organization without the use of words. But as crucial as it is to pick the right logo, these graphics aren’t unbending.
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Design Beagle Hello World Bundle - $530 worth for just $1
Designer's Best Friend - The new design market for the creative people
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The Evolution of Magazine Covers
A look at how we’ve changed in the past 100 years
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The Art of the Book Cover- Turn of the 19th Century [OC]
My father collected books for much of his life. Searching through old book shops, second hand stores, garage sales, he was always happiest when he had "found one!". He eventually built up a collection of approximately 5,000 books. The colourful, and beautifully designed covers were a backdrop to my childhood. I have selected a few here to share with you.
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50 Mesmerising Designs That Make The Most Of Negative Space
Less is more? Arguably, you could both agree and disagree, depending on what the situation is pertaining to. If you’re talking about cheese on your pizza versus interest on your credit card, the answer is obvious (unless you’re lactose intolerant, which makes this case a lose lose).
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The Ault & Wiborg Poster Album
Ault and Wiborg's Art Nouveau lithographic poster ads. Color lithography was rapidly replacing letterpress in popular graphics and in a classic case of “at the right place at the right time” demand for Ault & Wiborg’s coal tar-based inks rose almost geometrically.
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The London Underground map: The design that shaped a city
It looks like a cross between an electric circuit diagram and a Mondrian painting – but the London Underground map also revolutionised design. Jonathan Glancey travels back in time.
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The Font of Poetry, the Poetry of Font
I was a teenage font addict. On Microsoft Word I’d lovingly scroll through the drop-down font menu: Avenir Book, Baskerville, Goudy, Goudy Old Style. For every story or poem I started to write, I first spent hours choosing the font. The dystopian soap opera could only be in Geneva; surrealist time travel, Book Antiqua.
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Aaron Draplin Takes On a Logo Design Challenge
An interesting look at the process of logo creation.
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