Good, a creative ad agency from Kazastan, has made helmet graphics better. Supposedly on a break from advertising, they decided to side track and give product design a try. The cleverly realistic, humorous helmet covers in these images wrap around the helmet to improve the visual appeal of an otherwise boring, standard safety helmet.
Here is a great color reference for those creative types that may need a refresher in color theory. This is a beautifully illustrated, cleanly formatted, goldmine of information whether you work in graphic design, illustration, package design or even web design.
One of the better things about this time of year, besides the weather, is all of the talent that seems to be popping up. School is quickly coming to an end for many students, and graduation makes for a fresh picking of creative types from everywhere.
Here are some impressive student graphics I was able to find online, which are really effective when viewed by businesses looking to add fresh talent right out of school. Take a look for yourself!
Look once, keep walking, look back, keep walking. Can you see the face in the rails? Creative points for whoever found the time and technique to execute this artwork on the rails of a fence.
Graffiti has never looked so beautiful. Watch this video as tags are rendered in 3D and projected using a computer program to bring them to life. The creative process of recording and projecting these images is amazing.
Nice presentation for a pencil and notepad set. This comes from a website that has to be translated (for non-French speakers), so the image has to sell itself, which I think it does.
Looking through the work of Bryan Christine, I can see how a picture can say 1,000 words. Take a look for yourself; these images are incredible! Communicating a message solely through an illustration is not easy, but these are some examples of how it can be done well.
As good as having a wealthy uncle foot the bill for college, Chase Jarvis has offered to pay for your creative classes – at no cost! Seriously, no catch. Just enroll online and livestream the best the industry has to offer in creative genius.
CreativeLIVE offers free online lessons in creative design and fine arts courses like photography, programming, image editing, design and fine arts. So there is no excuse for not having the means to be more creative; Chase has truly helped to democratize creativity.
This glimpse into the future of augmented reality is sensory overload. If this is what the future has to offer in the realm of augmented reality interface, the future is scary. Comprehending real time information, an overabundance of corporate logos and an oversaturation of audio visual stimulation in general is very hard to do, and this video illustrates that fact.
At second glance these are not pen drawings; they are wall organizers. The objects blend right in and are hidden by proportion and placement. Another nice find, courtesy of Spoon & Tamago (of Davison Creators design interview fame).
Yes, those are real glasses, cell phone and scissors.
“You’ve got mail.”
