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i am a hoarder, so here is a collection of some of the things that inspire me to create everyday...
featuring a few of my favourite albums and films, a collection of receipts and some other random images that i love.
what would be in your scrapbook?
Nicolette's avatar
absolutely obsessed with the before trilogy, it's SUCH a versatile & meaningful source for inspiration!
Girum's avatar
Great work
Komu's avatar
Love this aesthetic! There’s something so nostalgic and personal about digital collaging—my scrapbook would definitely be a chaotic mix of synthwave colors, UI/UX code snippets, and random album artwork! 🎨✨
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Nice one 👍
Tabish's avatar
Albums, old cinema tickets, screenshots of color palettes I saved, and at least three photos of light coming through windows. Scrapbooks tell you a lot about a person.
Adetomiwa's avatar
Landscapes, impeccable architeture, jazz artist, ben 10
Ezzat's avatar
Ooh, such a beautiful scrapbook Cara, love it. A fun insight into what gets you excited!
Shakil's avatar
Including receipts alongside albums and films is a useful reminder that design references do not have to come from polished design work. Everyday type, spacing and accidental colour combinations can be great starting points for an identity. Do you organise your references by mood or let the connections emerge later?
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