The new Grafikmagazin is out now and proves: Print is not dead! Grafikmagazin, as the name proposes, is a German-language design magazine aimed primarily at professional graphic designers, creative agencies, and design students from Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and beyond. Every two months, its editorial team presents outstanding work from the fields of graphic design, typography, illustration, photography, design theory, research,...
Chrome Music Lab, el laboratorio de música de Google
El gigante de Internet pone al alcance de todos sus usuarios Chrome Music Lab, su laboratorio de música para desarrollar destrezas musicales de forma digital. Descubre todo lo que puede ofrecerte esta herramienta para triunfar en la música y empieza a crear....
Las «Artes Gráficas» es el tema de la nueva revista Gràffica. ¡Ya a la venta!
Cuando lo digital impera en nuestras vidas hablamos de lo material. Un número que nos sirve para centrar y reposicionar la situación de las Artes Gráficas en estos momentos y todo lo que gira alrededor del material impreso. Ya a la venta en nuestra tienda online. Aunque no lo parezca vivimos rodeados de cosas impresas. […]...
El desafío que los diseñadores estábamos esperando
¿Hastiados de tanto desafío tonto? El Desafío Basura Cero (No Waste Challenge) está dirigido a creativos y diseñadores; y su utilidad es innegable. La plataforma What design can do ha lanzado el No Waste Challenge, un concurso de ideas lanzado en asociación con la Fundación Ikea. Este concurso de diseño internacional afronta una de las […]...
How local networks are supporting creatives
The pandemic has forced many of us to think locally. For creatives this might be no bad thing – here we explore a number of regional and community networks that are helping creatives survive and thrive The post How local networks are supporting creatives appeared first on Creative Review....
How local networks are supporting creatives
The pandemic has forced many of us to think locally. For creatives this might be no bad thing – here we explore a number of regional and community networks that are helping creatives survive and thrive The post How local networks are supporting creatives appeared first on Creative Review....
How local networks are supporting creatives
The pandemic has forced many of us to think locally. For creatives this might be no bad thing – here we explore a number of regional and community networks that are helping creatives survive and thrive The post How local networks are supporting creatives appeared first on Creative Review....
How local networks are supporting creatives
The pandemic has forced many of us to think locally. For creatives this might be no bad thing – here we explore a number of regional and community networks that are helping creatives survive and thrive The post How local networks are supporting creatives appeared first on Creative Review....
How local networks are supporting creatives
The pandemic has forced many of us to think locally. For creatives this might be no bad thing – here we explore a number of regional and community networks are helping creatives survive and thrive The post How local networks are supporting creatives appeared first on Creative Review....
Getty Images demuestra que la historia se repite en su nueva campaña
«History Repeats» («La Historia se Repite») es el título de esta campaña que Havas Munich ha realizado para Getty Images. La marca pretende remarcar así el valor social de las imágenes uniendo en un mismo lugar fotos de dos momentos históricos alejados en el tiempo. Pandemias, desastres naturales, extremismo político y religioso y la lucha feminista son los temas que...
How to handle the hype
Photographer Sophie Mayanne, artist Jean Jullien, and Closer&Closer agent Drew Melton discuss how to manage pushy journalists, projects that go viral overnight and the ever-faster hype cycle that young creatives face The post How to handle the hype appeared first on Creative Review....
Renault unveils a new op art-style logo
Three-dimensional logos might work perfectly on car hoods, but plenty of automotive brands have discovered that doesn’t translate so well online. Companies including Volkswagen, Mini and Nissan have all flatified their symbols in recent years, and it’s not hard to see why. Renault is the latest to join the bunch, overhauling its existing 3D diamond – which dates back to...








