Design with a Pulse – Lessons from Los Angeles Design Weekend
Los Angeles Design Weekend felt less like a traditional design fair and more like a living, breathing map of creativity.
Los Angeles Design Weekend felt less like a traditional design fair and more like a living, breathing map of creativity.
As the owner of a graphic design studio based in Sydney, I’m always looking for opportunities to step outside the day-to-day and connect with fresh ideas. This year, attending the LA Design Festival gave me exactly that.
Graphic designers are in a unique position to be at the cutting edge of new technologies and evolving design trends.
Each December, the anticipation builds among those in the design realm as Pantone prepares to unveil its Colour of the Year, sparking discussions and setting trends.
Colour psychology is a fascinating aspect of graphic design that explores how colours affect human emotions, behaviours and perceptions.
Colour plays a key role in creative concepts. Its influence is far reaching particularly when it comes to priming an audience to receive messaging in a particular way!
In Sydney, and over the rest of Australia, it would be hard to miss the beautiful bright yellow flowers of the golden wattle in full bloom!
Being one of the largest world stages for women’s sport, the designs for the home, and away jerseys are under the spotlight! So, what are some of the meanings behind the colours and graphic designs for the uniforms of the women’s FIFA world cup teams?
Did you know that the co-hosts for the women’s soccer world cup 2023, Australia and New Zealand, have consciously chosen design features for the women’s soccer kits that give greater protection against period leakage and so helping to relieve period-anxiety for female athletes
Graphic design plays an important role in sign painting as you need to carefully plot out your sign. If you start at the left edge without a care in the world, you will likely run out of room or have typography that is not centred.