i forgot to screenshot the design brief, but the client sell greek desserts, and made by best chef, company color is blue, and want old-fashioned design, but still approachable, thats all i could remember

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if you guys have the time to check the designs, and give me advice or critics, or anything, it would be appreciated, thanks a lot pardon my english :)

Edit : i use GIMP and InkScape

hello, so im new to graphic design, and i dont even have any art or drawing background. i just recently resigned from my last job, and on my unemployment rn, im trying to become freelance while apllying on a new job, so the reason why i tried to do graphic design was because i did made a lot of poster for simple data entry job freelance for a few money, and ask for friends help to maybe post on their social media (since i dont use fb,ig,etc) or anywhere, and after made a few posters i was kinda lost in a rabbit hole of making poster, so i was browsing about graphic design, read a few article, look for a lot of poster, and it kinda hooked me to see a lot of cool and awesome poster, and thats the reason why im interested in making even more poster. once a time while browsing about graphic design, i stumbled on one of reddit comment that post about goodbrief website, and it generate this requirements for making portofolio. so this is my first project idk if this is count as a project, but i just want to try something new, even though idk if this "something new" can bring me somewhere..

so ive tried to made this and want to try to hear any opinion or thoughts,

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little bit of information i use inkscape to make this and use of free license and/or free for commercial photos and font. i downloaded the photos from unsplash and dupephotos and the font from fontesk

and im open for critics, tips and tricks, or maybe even share your stories, im open for anything

so, maybe if you guys have the time to visit the link and maybe share your thoughts, it would be meaningful to me

thanks pardon my english :)

Interesting and short interview with the maintainer of frutigeraeroarchive.org.

A quote:

Does it feel more alive for me personally? I can say yes to that, as it comes from an era where we were all more optimistic about technology and what it would do in our lives. I would say our outlook in recent years has changed drastically, with companies becoming more and more greedy, more of our data being harvested, and the rise of AI. I have nothing against flat design itself however I have to admit it is more lazily done most of the time than even a basic skeuomorphic interface, and requires basically no effort to pull off correctly.

I know listicles can often be cringy junk, but I thought this one actually did a good job of providing lots of different examples and breaking down the components of each trend they identified. Felt decently in-depth for a round-up; worth browsing for inspiration.

I’d like to follow more people sharing stuff and talking about graphic design and typography, if you know accounts on Pixelfed, Mastodon, Misskey, Lemmy or anything else it would be much appreciated

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Context: a logo for a substack about biographies, more in a literature than historical sense It will also feature the logotype, which isn’t showed here

I ran across a table of settings for Photoshop's channel mixer for simulating various analog film stocks. However, the RGB color values are given as numbers in the 0-255 range, and channel mixer uses percentages. Any idea how to convert the RGB values to plug them into channel mixer?

I’ve taken every plate in the USA — one from all 50 states, plus the District of Columbia, the five US overseas territories, and special plates used by the Federal Government, and sorted them according to my preferences, ranking on originality of design, technical execution, and quality of the concept. I’ve also awarded bonus points for some which I think are particularly fun.

An article by Peter Cho

This month I launched my first typeface, hopefully the first of many. It’s called Peasy, and it’s a low-contrast humanist sans type family that works well for setting long-form text. Peasy was my thesis project from my type program, and to be honest, the name came first.

The project started with a few original inspirations — one was making something “easy” — clean, easy-going, a font I would want to use myself. Another was the idea of modular, multi-color type. Here I explored ideas for stencil and multiple stroke inline styles.

Hello, I was wondering if the color palette/style used in this poster has a name?

Poster by Junno Salvanera