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Oliver Morton

• Jan 15

AI-Hybrid Ad Created for a School Project- Picture is generated but advertising elements and editing is my own work

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Sasha from Zajno

pro

• Mar 23

Illustrations don't always have to steal the show; they can be minimalistic but still play a significant role. These are illustrations for Chain Label—the blockchain project. The client was inspired by OpenAI's visual direction but wanted a noticeably warmer, more human feel. Full case study

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Tiago Machado

pro

• Mar 24

They look great! The grain effect and darker tones really make them pop against the background's simplicity and other graphic elements.

Jelena Stricak

pro

• Mar 24

Build faster than you think, ship smarter than you planned—powered by @Contra and @Notion 😊 Secure your spot here: https://on.contra.com/q6DNjf

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Bob Vasic

pro

• 1d

Looking forward to see what you build!

Brian Hermelijn

pro

• Mar 23

Monday Morning shannigangs. Nr. to doing analogue to digital practices.

1. Find an image of a subject you're interested in, or use your own. For references use Unsplash/Pixabay if you want copyright free images.

2. Print the reference so that you can put a sheet of paper on top of it. If you have a light table, even better because then you avoid the pain of holding a paper against a window, to see the reference underneath.

3. Use a timer to avoid overthinking. This allows to focus on shape language and not details.

Rinse and repeat

This is a practice I used to do a lot, which I am now revisiting. It allows for a fast iterative process to explore shape language, and find interesting angles. Preferably do it without digital tools, but up to you.

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