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Currently exploring a book design focused on making complex information easier to understand through visual language. Playing with typography, data visualization, and graphic systems to give the subject a more editorial feel.
This is a trully elegant and impressive design concept.
I love it.
Thank you! But why isn't the client replying back!
Are you getting a lot of ghosting from client's? Ghosting, people just not committing, recruiters having nothing for art direction or design. I need a serious pivot not sure what it would be.
I landed here just a few days ago, so I cannot tell about Contra! Outside Contra I am not ghosted (Other than some really late replays sometimes)
I think that despite some vibes every now and then, people cares about artistic direction and high quality design. And yes,...
The tangled scribble resolving into one clean curve and that single gold dot is the whole book premise in a single cover image.
Thanks!
I am switched over to using Affinity, as the Adobe subscription keeps going up. I actually like Affnity, took a day to get know it and really close to Adobe Illustrator and love how it whiches over into a "InDesign" style mode too.
Also, Are you getting a lot of...
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