Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label design. Show all posts

Monday, June 14, 2010

Be more creative

20 creativity tips

Top designers offer 20 ways to maximise your design talents

Where creativity is concerned, it’s no good just waiting for lightning to strike – you have to be proactive. But you can’t force it; if creativity responds to direct force at all, it responds very poorly. Therefore it pays to develop a strategy in which you allow the creative impulse to run its course.

Despite what some might claim and clients may have come to expect, it’s a rare individual that can switch creativity on like a light bulb. The solution is to keep your best ideas to hand, archive the things that inspire you, carefully study your peers and predecessors, challenge yourself with new problems and always be open to new solutions.

If you don’t have the talent in the first place, there isn’t much that can be done. If you do have that rare quality then it would be foolish not to make the most of it. In the final analysis creativity is a personal thing but, hopefully, somewhere among the advice collected in the following pages you’ll find something that works for you. Metaphorically speaking, the following 20 tips aim to put you on an exposed hillside with a golfing umbrella in your hand just as the heavens open and the thunder begins to roll...
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Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Kris Kuksi

He is so sick and totally insane. His sculpture is freaking me out.
Must Check It Out!!! There are more in his website.

Saturday, July 18, 2009

Factory Girl

A must watch movie. Story about Edie Sedgwick (Sienna Miller), life of her with Andy Warhol and the story take place in Andy 1st studio The Silver Factory. A short life with Andy, but it happen so many things that can really change a person life when they make the decision or choose their own path.
Must Check It Out!!!

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Andy Warhol 1964

Base on the words/answers that he inspired me.

Sunday, July 12, 2009

Cadbury TVC

Latest and the past Cadbury TVC of the same campaign, a GLASS and a HALF FULL of JOY. Damn funny. Must Check It Out!!!

Friday, July 10, 2009

F#*K BRANDED! II

Try Out Print + Recycle Paper

Wednesday, July 8, 2009

Designer : Spaceknuckle

Visual Artist Josh Vanover / SPACEKNUCKLE, based in Charlotte, North Carolina, Josh Vanover works freelance from his home studio. Although he mainly uses black and white, he brings a lot of energy and edge to his art, which mixes geometric line work, organic patterns and dark themes. Josh also finds that collaborations can electrify the day-to-day design process.
Check It Out!!!

Designer : Peter Saville

The legendary cover of the New Order single Blue Monday (1983) and the sleeve of the Joy Division album Unknown Pleasures (1979), were to bring the Manchester graphic designer Peter Saville worldwide renown. Using a reduced, Modernist style Peter Saville has made key innovations in the field of visual communications, and in recent times he has had a profound effect on the interplay between art, design and advertising.

Born in Manchester in 1955, Saville was brought up in the affluent suburb of Hale. Having been introduced to graphic design with his friend Malcolm Garrett by Peter Hancock, their sixth form art teacher, Saville decided to study graphics at Manchester Polytechnic from 1974 to 1978......more

Check It Out!!!

HERE

Sunday, July 5, 2009

Is a Good Times, for the Great Taste, at Mc Donald's

Their introduction of the "Speedee Service System" in 1948 established the principles of the modern fast-food restaurant.
The business began in 1940, with a restaurant opened by brothers Dick and Mac McDonald in San Bernardino, California.
I miss these guys.

Saturday, July 4, 2009

Efterklang


Recently listen to this band from Denmark.
Electronica/Post Rock/Minimalism.
Must Check It Out!!!

Monday, June 29, 2009

Illustrator : Jasper Goodall (UK)






British Illustrator Jasper Goodall is one of the most distinctive, influential and respected illustrators of today. His style has been emulated so much that it has become a veritable school of illustration in itself. But Goodall was the pioneer, presenting a fusion of symbolic eroticism and contemporary pop culture imagery. His work is bold, slick, sexual and highly stylized, rhythmically beautiful and stunningly provocative in equal measures. Goodall’s distinctive style and technical prowess have led him to contribute to some of the most style defining commercial commissions of recent years, including work for: Gucci, Nike, Adidas to name but a few. Editorially he’s worked for such titles as: The Face, Arena, Elle, Big, Eye, Deliciae Vitae, Scene, Dazed and Confused and Icon amongst many others world wide.
Check It Out!!!
HERE

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Design Studio : Ice Cream For Free





ICFF is a design studio that base in Germany founded by Oliver Wiegner, they mostly designed/illustrated on CDs cover and print. They even created a fan art for Omega Code. Their style is influenced by current impressions from the streets of Berlin, the fine art scene of the city, and from all over the world.
Check It Out!!!

Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Omega Code





This band from Brazil is damn new and they are superb. Metal/Alternative/IDM. They are so creative that they blend in design and music together, they asked for submission from their fans to create artwork after listening to their music, above is some of the artwork by their fans (some of them are famous one, like Joshua Davis). Free EP is open for download on their website.
Must Check It Out!!!

Designer : Jun Watanabe



This graphic designer from Japan created cool design, logo and product/apparel. He is the designer behind a famous street wear apparel Devilock.

Check It Out!!!

HERE

Monday, June 15, 2009

Monkey : Journey To The West

Tripitaka
Monkey
Pigsy
Sandy Fern

Wish they will be here in Singapore.
Monkey: Journey To The West, the new work from Damon Albarn (music/Gorillaz/Blur) and Jamie Hewlett (artwork/art direction), the team behind Gorillaz. Based on their Opera of the same name, the recording featured both Chinese and European musicians from the original theatre production.