For a creative professional, nothing inspires a fresh perspective than travelling, deepening the understanding of cultural context in design. Personally, whenever I want to break from my design style or get over a creative block, I always turn to my mood boards curated from my travels over the years. The latest addition to this mood… Continue reading A Creative’s Guide to South Korea
Inspired by Project Fizzion - a new AI-powered design system co-developed by The Coca-Cola Company and Adobe, I thought of experimenting with branded templatization in Adobe Express (without any customization of Firefly model) to see how far it can help in standardizing the content within set brand guidelines. And what could be better than creating… Continue reading Magic wand for on-brand creatives!
A personal green and red light for the creative trends. The beginning of the year is the perfect time to reflect on the previous year, learn from it and plan the way ahead. Hence, before I get back to work, I decided to put together a list of creative trends that I would love to… Continue reading Creative trends for 2025!
I always keep a part of my weekend to catch up on reading. From past few weeks, I have been using Microsoft Copilot on Edge for all the online content - reports, blogs, thought leaderships, editorials etc. and it has entirely changed how I interact with the content - the ease of it, the quick… Continue reading AI and the content consumption
‘The future is inclusive and accessible’ – says one of the taglines of the Adobe Spectrum 2 – the Adobe design system update set to be launched this year which claims to make the overall Adobe UI more accessible and adaptable. Over the last few years, there has been a shift of how the brands… Continue reading One inclusive pixel at a time!
I recently came across a video on social media that has used Midjourney to generate artwork pieces in Dali's style using lyrics from Bohemian Rhapsody as prompts. I thought of doing a similar experiment with prompts on #adobefirefly – if the platform is capable enough to generate such interesting artwork with basic prompts, considering it… Continue reading Something just like this ft. Adobe Firefly and Van Gogh
AI has been around for quite some time now and just when we started to get all cosy with our voice assistants and a bit of AI presence here and there, the new and advanced Generative AI made a super dramatic mainstream entrance with ChatGPT last November, with around 100 million users in the first… Continue reading Democratization of creativity through Generative AI: What does it mean for the creative industry?
Here comes the end of the series! The previous posts talked about how the graphic design paved its way to the contemporary world through wars, social and economic roller coasters. Every time span leaves an impact on the art of that particular time and graphic design has not been any different. Fast forward a few… Continue reading Evolution of Graphic Design (Part 4)
In the last post, we saw the responsiveness of the design style to its surroundings and how various social, economic and political events shaped graphic design. In this post, we will explore the era from 1930 to 1960 and the rise of graphic design as a discipline. American modernism and its effect on visual art… Continue reading Evolution of Graphic Design (Part 3)
Here is the second post! In this post, we will cover the time period from 1870-1930. One thing to be noted about the design evolution is that the timelines of various design movements and inception of school of thoughts would be overlapping as at every given point of time, there had been multiple movements happening… Continue reading Evolution of Graphic Design (Part 2)
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