‘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
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)
“That’s what careless words do, they make people love you a little less.” – when I read this line in ‘The God of Small Things’, little did I know that this would someday be so applicable to technology in the world trying to acknowledge diversity. Since the wrap up of Adobe Max 2021 – the… Continue reading More than words…
I am sure you all must have seen the ‘Keep calm and carry on’ visuals in various formats and renditions by how. Have you ever wondered how this visual popped out of nowhere a few years ago and was suddenly everywhere – from mugs, posters, installations, memes to clothing?Well, the quirky visual dates much before… Continue reading Keep calm and know the history!
“Vincent, you are always talking about how hard you must work. Then why do you waste your time on all those silly French books?” “I can’t draw a figure,” he said, “without knowing all about the bones and muscles and tendons that are inside it. And I can’t draw a head without knowing what goes… Continue reading Visual creation in the evolving visual culture
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