#designblogs

[riturathiblog]

What are the most influential design blogs, of any design genre?

Design blogs offer a wealth of inspiration, resources, and industry insights for designers and enthusiasts alike. read more

[rks-art-and-design]

The Significance of Modern Art and Design in Interior Spaces

[warrenwoodhouse]

Why you shouldn’t poorly Recreate a Logo (Fonts Blog)

Photo & Article by @warrenwoodhouse

In the recent years, I’ve noticed many companies that have changed the way their logos look as well as their products. In some cases, the product logos either look wrong entirely, are inappropriate or are hard to read, such as the Cheese Puffs logo by Tesco, which looks like Poffs instead of Puffs. This is what I’m going to explain in this article.

When you should change a logo depends entirely on a few factors which are when changes in trending lettering design that’s commonly used in product logos changes to meet change in the eras or the century or when typefaces are updated.

Changing typefaces (fonts as it’s more commonly known) or letterings in product logos can lead to diverse opinions across a wide range of communities, including those who don’t design typefaces. It becomes increasingly difficult for those who struggle to read certain types of lettering due to poor eyesight or a developing condition such as dyslexia or severe eye diseases.

So, the next time you redesign a logo or a product, please take absolute care and attention for those who struggle to read certain letterings as it might lead to product differentiation which will result in opinions about the products you sell.

[designthinkingblogs]

"Design is the way of Thinking"

[design-style-health]

A classic Leica camera. A design that makes me think of old military and medical devices. An everlasting piece of precision.

[design2repeat]

Starting Your Surface Pattern Design Journey?

No gatekeeping, no "you must spend $$$ to succeed" - just honest reviews and real talk about prices, features, and what you actually need at each stage of your journey.

✨ Included in our findings:

Complete price comparison (from $0 to $$$)

Which tools are actually worth the money

The truth about free alternatives

Hardware requirements (spoiler: you might already have what you need!)

Our personal favorites for different skill levels

Want to know more? We've put together a complete guide on the blog. Come join us on this creative adventure - we're all learning together! 🎨

[storytimebyrk]

Architect of Light — Renzo Piano

My most recent blog post is about the architect Renzo Piano. To read it, follow the link: https://rkartandesign.com/2024/11/04/architect-of-light-renzo-piano/ Previous posts: Vintage Design — https://rkartandesign.com/2024/10/28/retro-revival-why-vintage/ Photographer Robert Capa — https://rkartandesign.com/2024/10/07/robert-capa-tragedies-of-war/ Ai in modern Interior Design —…

[techybrainblog]

Why Absographics.com Blog is a Must-Read for Every Designer

Absographics.com Blog provides essential insights for designers looking to enhance their craft. Learn about its features, benefits, and how it can help you stay ahead in the design industry." visit us: https://techybrain.net/absographics-com-blog/

[jafrdesigns]

Steamy Local

The thought that came to my mind when I step out at Andheri station from Vasai 8:47 a.m. local train. The time when most Mumbaikars fear travelling, but still step out of their homes daily with aspirations and dreams to accomplish for themselves and their families. An hour ago, my freshly steam-ironed shirt that I adjusted looking in the mirror at home, is now a crumpled piece of cloth on my body, with an unforgiving grip of the steamy local train. The steam formed with every Mumbaikar’s frustration, ego, arguments, farts, fights & hustles, not only dampens my shirt but also leaves me with cracked ribs, a weary soul, and a broken tiffin inside my bag. The fight for space is a common for Mumbaikars, from the city’s residential complexes to our Mumbai local compartment. With no space to stand or breathe, we’re monkeys hanging on footboards, clueless if we will even reach our offices safely. This experiences always leaves me with a question; how much longer can I withstand this restless pressure? And how to find a balance amid the chaos. Do share some love ❤️ keeping making dope stuff, always 🙂

[fatpunkstudio]

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www.fatpunkstudio.com

[tulapanna-art]

The latest design news and trends on our blog

Discover the latest design news and trends on our blog and take your creative skills to the next level.

[rks-art-and-design]

Interior design ideas for Children

My latest blog post is about design ideas for kids rooms. To read it please click the link below. Thanks for reading… https://rkartandesign.com/2024/04/15/creative-kids-room-design-ideas-balancing-safety-functionality-and-style/

[mastercreationzuix]

✨🎨 New Blog Alert! 🎨✨

Explore the enchanting world of minimalistic design with MasterCreationz India. Discover the power of simplicity and how it transforms the creative landscape.

👉 Read more: https://mastercreationzindia.blogspot.com/2023/12/less-is-more-crafting-minimalistic-and.html

[thesweetadventuresofstrawberry]

The latest design news and trends on our blog

Stay ahead of the design game with the latest news and trends on our educational blog.

[design-style-health]

This space divider not only gives space and light but is chic and luxurious at the same time!

[design2repeat]

📱💻 Pattern Design Tech Guide: Our Journey from Corporate IT to Creative Digital Art

Hey Tumblr fam! Remember that moment when your design software crashed right in the middle of creating the perfect pattern? cue internal screaming 😅 We've been there – like, literally last week.

Coming from a corporate IT background, we thought we needed ALL the fancy gear to create beautiful patterns. Spoiler alert: we were so wrong! After countless coffee-fueled experiments (and some questionable purchasing decisions), we're sharing our real, unfiltered tech journey.

What you'll find in our latest blog: ► The software we actually use (from free alternatives to "someday" dream tools) ► That time we tried creating complex patterns with basic tools (it's okay to laugh) ► Our cozy corner setup that proves you don't need a fancy studio ► iPad vs Desktop showdown (plot twist: they can be friends!) ► The tools we're still saving up for (hello, Wacom Cintiq, our beloved distant dream 👀)

This isn't one of those "expert guides" because honestly? We're still learning every day. Consider this more like sitting down with friends who happen to be equally obsessed with pattern design and tech tools. We're sharing what works, what doesn't, and what we wish someone had told us when we started.

Come geek out with us about design tools! And please share your own experiences – we're always eager to learn from this amazing community! 💕

Link to full guide: https://design2repeat.com/pattern-design-tech-tools-essential-software

Want to share your own tech setup? Reblog and tell us about your favorite design tools! We'd love to hear what works for you! 🎨✨