CREATORS is a network for customers and creators meet.I was invited to create the identity of their DIGITAL MAG. My main reference was the 90s ZINES aesthetic, that combines graphic design, illustration and miscellaneous visual elements.

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Hi creative friends! It's Tarrah back with you and today I am sharing a new layout created using the awesome No Limits collection! I haven't creat ...

Morning folks and thank you so much for all your lovely birthday wishes.....I've had a real fun weekend starting off on Saturday with the wo...

I've referred to this planned post so many times previously I figured I better stop talking about it and just do it.  A little over a year a...

Presenting to the world the personal side of Jon-Erik "Jack" Hexum, the man inside the celebrity.

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Shop our collection of Fun & Fun at Childrensalon, featuring beautiful girl's dresses and bags and on-trend tops for boys. Order online for fast delivery.

I received my CCCQ block swap from Wanda this week, it is just gorgeous and so beautifully sewn. It came with a lovely card featuring Bal...

Colophon Foundry, the type foundry with bases in London and Los Angeles, has just released a "new catalogue":https://www.colophon-foundry.org/goods/bespoke-catalogue-3/ presenting six of its recent bespoke projects. It’s the third time the foundry has published a newspaper catalogue like this and each time the Colophon team works with a new talented illustrator to bring their typefaces to life: Jay Cover did the "first issue":/articles/colophon-foundry-jay-cover-bespoke-catalogue-1-graphic-design-170717, while William Luz illustrated the second.

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Willer’s design team has also created a new website for Harambeans, which aims to be welcoming and “attract and engage stakeholders”.

London-based design studio Kellenberger-White is known for its experimental and process-led approach to typography. Founded by Eva Kellenberger and Sebastian White, the designers forge a multidisciplinary practice focusing on communication through innovative visual languages. This is particularly noticeable in _Alphabet_ a series of typographic chairs encouraging passers-by to interact with the 26 letter-chairs within the lively atmosphere of Finsbury’s Broadgate, created by the studio for this year’s London Design Festival. 

Ben Grandgenett grew up in Wahoo, Nebraska, a small rural town in the Midwest.  Over 1,000 miles New York, Wahoo never received _The New York Times Magazine_, the publication Ben now works at as a designer. 

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We creative types are not known for our patience. We freak out over what to eat when we see an ugly menu at a restaurant. We don't follow road signs if

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