- Proofing your work is extremely important.
I guess it's not ipsum lorem so it's not that bad, but still someone messed up and no one else caught it. That signs been there for a bit.
1,538 points133 comments5 d ago
- Which one looks the best ?
918 points138 comments6 d ago
- Recent work as an 18 year old design student
For context, I’m an 18 year old graphic design student who just started university around a month ago. All the work you see here is separate from any professional commissions or coursework, it’s...
740 points40 comments4 d ago
- Been seeing too many ‘sky is falling’ type posts and bad advice. Wanted to share an example of a realistic in-house corporate Senior Designer workload and flow. Design is not dead. Topic: making hundreds of programmatic web assets.
Look - let’s be real. Most of the doomsday advice and fear mongering in this subreddit is proliferated by very inexperienced designers who don’t want solutions but only want to commiserate in...
432 points95 comments5 d ago
- What is the least aesthetically pleasing, most poorly designed corporate logo that is still in use today?
In your opinion, what is the least aesthetically pleasing, most poorly designed corporate logo that is still in use today? This is my submission. So many things I hate about this design: The Aztec...
392 points432 comments2 d ago
- Incurable Trauma, The Cure, Cereal, and Spiderman.
I was a Graphic Designer for six years and I'm now a delivery driver for Amazon and I'm much happier because of it. As a Designer, I won an International Award for branding, I was featured on...
381 points33 comments5 d ago
- Boiling Hot Take: Alan Peters is a mediocre designer.
Just saw Alan Peters boasting about being the 1 followed graphic designer on Instagram above the greats like Stefan Sagmeister and Paula Scher. To me he’s more of a content creator than an actual...
312 points246 comments2 d ago
- Part 2 of my exploration for the CLAYFACE logo
Last autumn, I could hardly believe my luck when Deva Studios invited me to explore some logo concepts for CLAYFACE. The kind of project you never really want to let go of. I’d probably still be...
309 points41 comments7 d ago
- I manage a job board and I thought it would be an interesting experiment to analyze the company logos in our database to find the most used hues. Here are the results
Data: 1,089 company logos. Tools: Python with Pillow and NumPy. Charts made with Chart.js. Method (per logo): 1. Ignore transparent pixels (alpha < 200). 2. A pixel counts as colored if the gap...
255 points19 comments7 d ago
- I think I’m going to change careers.
I have an honours degree and ten years of agency experience… aaaand I think I might be done with this career. Has anyone changed careers from graphic design? What did you do instead?
249 points322 comments7 d ago