Visual design art

Climate change, the pandemic, politics, and social unrest: these are just a few of the topics artist Eiko Ojala (previously) has been asked to depict for some of the world’s largest and most respected publications. Using his immediately recognizable style of paper and shadow, the Estonia-based illustrator wants the viewer “to have a feeling that they would like to touch the illustration with their fingers.” As the world has grown in complexity over the last decade, so has Ojala’s work. More

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Creative graphic designers never fail to incorporate new styles and techniques in their works through the inspirations they get from virtually a lot of sources. There are several exercises and sour…

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Supersonic - by Amanda Hone from Abstract Geometric Art Gallery

Jerry-Lee Bosmans is a Dutch visual artist based in Nijmegen, Netherlands, specializing in contemporary 2D graphic art that is often characterized by vibrant colors, geometric shapes, and playful compositions. Bosmans bold, experimental poster designs have won over the hearts of many, especially in the design and technology scene, and his clients include the likes of Apple, Instagram, and Target. In his “Printmaking Challenge” series you can see Bosmans progress and development through…

We’ll explore how historical events, technological advancements, and cultural shifts have sculpted graphic design styles in the past and present. We’ll cover 11 of the most influential graphic design styles, along with visual examples, famous designers, and portfolios to get inspired by. #designinspiration #designideas #designstyles #graphicdesign

Playing with color channels to produce monotone/duotone images, holograms, glitches, and image distortions was identified as a design trend for 2019, in addition to double exposures. Using transparency to overlay multiple exposures of the same subject allows designers to explore alternate expressions, build a multi-level story, and create movement. Experimenting with transparency is a great way to add depth, create focus, and guide the viewer’s eye