The Sell! Sell! Blog 50 brilliant design portfolios to inspire you The internet is full of thousands and thousands of awe-inspiring creative resumes and design portfolios. To stand out in this tough market, it's important to make your online portfolio as impressive as you can. It's not just the examples of work that need to blow away your potential clients (although they do help) it's the way they're presented. So, check out these inspiring examples of online design portfolios, both for individual designers and design agencies – to help you angle your own in just the right way… 01. Daniel Spatzek is freelance graphic designer and art director from Austria, and his site does a brilliant job of showing off both his design and web skills. 02. Arturo Wibawa's site is worth checking out just for the detailed breakdowns of projects he's worked on, complete with wireframes, flowcharts, palettes, fonts and plenty of information about his process. 03. Based in Paris, Femme Fatale is a creative studio focused on culture, luxury, editorial and art. 04. 05. 06.
Ignite Portugal Headvertising The video was created for Toronto-based Strategy Agency of the Year Awards.In creating the video, Lowe Roche did its homework, conducting in-depth qualitative and quantitative research. They tapped into the PMB database of over 22,000 respondents and did a vertical lifestyle analysis of Canadians who identify themselves as ad industry professionals. In doing so, they uncovered some lesser-known facts about ad people, for example, did you know that ad people use the internet for adult entertainment 1.7 times more than the average Canadian? Maybe you didn’t know that ad people mute the sound in TV commercials 1.6 times more than the national average. A tad ironic don’t you think? And surprise, surprise – ad people drink a lot. Advertising Agency: Lowe Roche, Toronto, CanadaCreative Directors: Jane Murray, Mark MasonCopywriter: Jeremy RichardJunior Copywriter: Jason SoyArt Director: Matthew Camara
20 Best Color Palette Generators and Galleries for Designers (2019) Everyone loves colors. Colors are among the most important elements of every design and artwork. As designers, we work with colors every day. Color theory is such a serious thing that even Goethe wrote a book on the subject. You can use either galleries or generators to quickly create a fitting color scheme for your design. Color palette galleries are collections created by either human designers or algorithms. Color palette generators allow you to manually design a palette. On the web, you’ll also find color palette apps that provide both functions. 1. COLOURlovers is the biggest online community related to colors, with more than 8 million members. 2. With Adobe’s color wheel, you can create analogous, monochromatic, triadic, complementary, and compound color palettes. 3. ColorDrop is an excellent tool if you quickly need a palette for flat design. 4. Ambiance pulls random color palettes from COLOURlovers and displays them in the form of huge color cards. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.
blprnt.blg | Jer Thorp Advertising Universe Blog The idea of animals as authors is a fascinating one. And the concept of capturing their very own point of view of nature is interesting and original. “Animal Copyrights” is the result of combining them both to raise funds for endangered species, as well as to study nature in a different way. The initiative consisted in putting small cameras on wild animals. <div style="background-color:red;color:white;width:160px"><strong>JavaScript is disabled! Category: Promo And Activation - Use Of Promo & Activation - Sponsorship Or Partnership Campaigns. Source:
Aviso para leer con los ojos achinados Esta campaña de Outdoor me parece que es sencillamente genial. Si tratas de leer este aviso, será casi imposible descifrar lo que dice. Ahora, intentá rasgarte los ojos con tus dedos y podrás leer a la perfección este aviso que dice: “Mirá Asia como lo hacen los asiáticos” (pero en inglés, obvio). La campaña es de una agencia de turismo de Ucrania. Fuente de “Aviso para leer con los ojos achinados”