Graphic design is a highly competitive industry. In order to make it as a professional and stand out, hands-on experience is essential. At Designer Daily, we keep you updated on education resources that will help you acquire new skills and improve your portfolio. In this post,
The world of graphic design can be intimidating to newcomers, but at some point most people will at least have to dip their toes in to either bring their own ideas to life, or to get a better understanding of the skills and techniques used
Apart from obnoxious influencers, Instagram also includes some accounts that are real gems. This account, dedicated to Arabic book covers and maintained by Egyptian designer Moe Elhossieny, is one of these gems. Elhossieny has catalogued a huge archive of book covers in Arabic on plenty of
The marketing space in the modern era is rather competitive. While brands are striving to make excellent products and have product quality at their core, branding is something that not everyone pays heed to. Sure, your customer base is bound to increase if they have
As a designer, you should always be on the lookout for trends, resources, and… good deals on these resources. At Designer Daily, we try to keep you updated on the best discounted design resources on the market. In this post, we’ll briefly explore the amazing site
Cheng Peng is a creative designer who works for Heizi, a branding agency that belongs to Tencent. She recently created a series of posters that hope to help autistic children to feel more welcome in the city of Shenzen, where the designer is based. Peng’s work
It’s not so often that you find some truly well designed packaging, so I was delighted to stumble upon this wonderful work done for Volta by Stamp. Focused on typography and elements around it, the design uses lines, waves, and simple shapes to suggest the pasta
As you know if you have been reading Designer Daily for a while, A’ Design Award & Competition is the world’s leading international annual juried competition for design. In a wide range of creative fields, designers compete for awards that are judged by an international
Doug Liddle is a guitar instructor who had the good idea to hire a creative graphic design to do his business cards. The design, Rory O’Sullivan, actually designed more than one card, as he used one side to teach Liddle’s contacts how to position their
For its Great Ideas series, Penguin worked with book cover expert David Pearson, a graphic designer based in the UK. The designer took a type-based approach to nail the covers of these non-fiction books that feature no less than authors like George Orwell, Virginia Woolf,