We don't usually get to see the design process. We often just see the finished product. What gets lost is the story, the thought process, and the creativity behind how a design is materialized. Continue reading...Continue Reading: Inspiring Video: A Designer Creates a Logo

Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or the dozens of other social media platforms are used by millions of people everyday. Continue reading...Continue Reading: Tips for Better Social Media Photography

Jo Nakashima, an origami artist based in Brazil, runs a YouTube channel that has easy-to-follow instructional origami videos. The channel has over half a million subscribers. Continue reading...Continue Reading: 5 Stunning Origami Instructional Videos

Film will always be a part of photography. Even if technologies advance to the point where we have no use for it anymore (which isn't happening anytime soon), film will always be in the DNA of the art of photography. Continue reading...Continue Reading: Freebie: Film Simulation Lightroom Presets

Reddit isn't just a great site for finding cat photos, it's also an excellent resource for designers. This is a roundup of design-focused subreddits. Continue reading...Continue Reading: 8 Useful Subreddits for Designers

There are many sites that offer up free stock videos. However, the quality of the footage and the licensing terms in these sites vary greatly. Continue reading...Continue Reading: Where to Find the Best Free Stock Videos

Double exposure photography is a technique in which 2 images are exposed in a single frame of film. This was a technique used by film photographers to achieve some really amazing effects. Continue reading...Continue Reading: A Brief Introduction to Double Exposure Photography

Berlin-based designer Bartek Elsner has a collection called The Paper Stuff which includes sculptures built using cardboard. Continue reading...Continue Reading: Stunning Sculptures Made Out of Cardboard

Comic Sans is a font everyone loves to hate. It's the only font I know of that has entire sites dedicated solely to getting the font banned and considering the use of the font to be a criminal offense. Continue reading...Continue Reading: See What a Website Looks Like in Comic Sans

Using dummy/filler text is sometimes necessary in order to completely show the characteristics of a design mockup to clients. Lorem ipsum has been the go-to solution since the 1960s. Continue reading...Continue Reading: This Site Has All the Dummy Text You’ll Ever Need

Graphic designer Joe White, who hails from London and owns Ye Olde Studio, skillfully creates finely-detailed logos that have a vintage look-and-feel. Continue reading...Continue Reading: Intricate Vintage Logo Designs

There are a handful of timeless typography principles. For instance, scale, proportion, rhythm and harmony are applicable to any design that relies on textual content to convey a message, whether it's an iOS app or a printed newspaper. Continue reading...Continue Reading: Free Online Book Will Teach You Web Typography Fundamentals

With references to Breaking Bad, Tetris, and beloved paintings like American Gothic, Adam Lister's deconstructed watercolor style provides a unique take on the familiar icons and objects that surround us. Continue reading...Continue Reading: Pixel-like Watercolor Paintings of Pop Culture Icons

Last year we created a list of simple 52 New Year’s resolutions. This year, we thought we’d give you something a bit more motivational to keep you going strong for the rest of 2015. Continue reading...Continue Reading: Design Instruct’s New Year’s Motivation for 2015

Here's a bunch of free landscape stock photos you can download and use for free. Continue reading...Continue Reading: Free Landscape Photos

Typography has a long and rich history with roots spanning as far back as the dawn of civilization, but there are a few key historical events that's handy to know in order to understand why modern typography is the way it is now. Continue reading...Continue Reading: A 5-Minute Crash Course on Typography History

2015 could be a pivotal year in the world of web design and the visual arts. Continue reading...Continue Reading: Exciting Design Trends of 2015

With so many mobile devices, laptops and desktops in the market, it's quite tough to craft device-specific CSS media queries. Continue reading...Continue Reading: How to Find the Screen Sizes of Popular Devices

We all know the giants like Behance, Deviant Art, and Awwwards as sites that display amazing work from talented creatives. However, at the start of this new year, we thought we'd share some of our newer favorite sites to get you creatively inspired! Continue reading...Continue Reading: 18 Great Websites for Creative Inspiration

A website can gain a lot from having a style guide that governs its visual identity. Applying these guidelines consistently helps develop the site's brand. Continue reading...Continue Reading: Design Style Guides of Big Websites

Here, we have some blurred backgrounds for you to use in your personal and commercial projects. Continue reading...Continue Reading: 6 Free Blurred Background Photography

One of the things web designers often do is look at what's already out there in order to gain inspiration and ideas. Continue reading...Continue Reading: Top 10 Web Design Inspiration Sites (According to 82 Designers)

John Edmark is a teacher, artist, and designer. His work is truly something we've never seen before. Continue reading...Continue Reading: 3D Printed Fibonacci Zoetrope Sculptures

This is a collection of high-quality city photos that can be used and downloaded for free. Continue reading...Continue Reading: Free City Photos