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History of Icons by Futuramo App

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Paulo Coelho published 'The Alchemist' in a Single Ad [link]

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Ikea: Pencil 

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This is a great and creative ad

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Here is the new Google logo, what do you think about it?

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Are you a right-brain person or a left-brain person? http://shawnblanc.net/2015/08/whole-brain-creativity/

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If you have no inspiration for colors!

www.whatcolourisit.scn9a.org

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“ We carefully collect, curate, and review all content before publishing. We pick the best content from all major content providers like Designer News, Pinterest, Product Hunt, Dribbble, Fast Co, Designspiration, etc. New sources are added frequently. “ via  

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Have a break

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Keep it Simple Stupid! Now think about these ads on a banner ads. How it would look like?

Double cheeseburger - McDonalds

Simplicity at its best.

By DDB Stockholm

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Impressive ad inspirational alphabet. This just make you creat letters from everything around you.

Tractor uppercase

Dado Queiroz from Amsterdam was commissioned by Dez Comunicação in Brazil to create an upper case alphabet for Massey Ferguson based on the shapes of Helvetica Neue—their corporate font—and using parts of their world-renowned products, such as tractors and pulverizers, taken out of photographs they provided. The biggest challenge was the relatively small number of source images he was able to work with, which constrained the quantity of “building blocks” available to make up the letters. That and harmonizing all the different kinds of lighting and levels of image quality from image to image.

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Beginning of life!

In honor of the 25th anniversary of Adobe Photoshop, CreativeLive asked 8 Photoshop experts to try their hand at Photoshop 1.0.

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To introduce AXA's Victory bicycle lock, TBWA\Neboko scoured the streets of Amsterdam looking for other companies' broken bike locks, and used pieces of them in this memorable poster and billboard campaign via Adweek (http://www.adweek.com/adfreak/bike-lock-poster-designed-tbwa-cool-enough-steal-166434)

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Haven't quite mastered the Pen tool? Play the Bézier Game and learn!

~ www.bezier.method.ac ~

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British designer Jack Watson's grandma passed away a few month ago. He found this 1940 book called “ The Ad-Man's Desk Book “. His grandfather was an art director from 1943 to 1959.

Jack writes: "Some of the content is genuinely useful - I'm trying to learn more about graphic design myself, some includes interesting references to technological limitations of the day, and some is just pretty charming and stylish." 

http://imgur.com/a/B3iOH  

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Graphic artist Michael Myers (not to be confused with the Wayne's World guy or the killer from Halloween) was hired by Copypop to recreate images from classic ads as retro pixel art, and the finished products are pretty great.