One by One Design

25/05/2022

https://bionic-reading.com/?fbclid=IwAR1ct4W6UbXqYR_GFnsyQoJACD8ZL27fnfGGW1D4IePZmNn7L2ylmqaQs_c

Did you know that your brain reads faster than your eye? We humans store learned words and so just a few letters are enough to recognize whole words.

23/03/2021

https://www.interaction-design.org/literature/article/visual-hierarchy-organizing-content-to-follow-natural-eye-movement-patterns?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=post&fbclid=IwAR2eDiyKSTKGCEx_BkAypKX7_28n6YTiDyXl_rGQt1DxmJ7Nr4odn9A1gLQ

Explore a topic that deals with how we look at designs. Understand how the human eye processes them, and find yourself better able to arrange your elements.

20/06/2019

The evolution of branding, in 2019

2019 was a year that saw branding evolve rapidly.

09/06/2019

Works of art

Brazilian art director Milton Omena has come up with an interesting project that imagines what logos of famous painters from Renaissance, Impressionist, and Modern Art periods would look like. He studied the painting styles and personalities of legendary artists like Leonardo Da Vinci, Vincent Van G...

02/05/2019

Fontastic!

Italian graphic designer Emanuele Abrate has come up with an interesting project titled ‘Logofonts’ that features wordmarks of famous logos substituted with the name of the fonts they use. For example, the Nike wordmark in their swoosh logo has been substituted with ‘Futura’ written in the s...

11/04/2019

https://digitalsynopsis.com/design/logo-design-trends-2019/?fbclid=IwAR2FE1yNrVWBkAtPW7cXxhnq1fY-_SPT6h_HIpL6Il4QwJE6eflyvZ71omk

Previously, we featured the top graphic design trends for 2019. Today, we focus on emerging trends in logo design with the help of this handy infographic by 99designs. The infographic features 9 key logo design trends to look out for in 2019, with relevant examples of each trend. These include varia...

08/03/2019

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Creative Equals, an organisation dedicated to diversity in the creative industries, decided to replace male characters of famous brand logos with female versions for Women’s Day this year. The objective was to raise awareness about the lack of female mascots in branding. According to the organizat...

26/02/2019

“Kuchh Toh Logo Kahenge...
Logo Ka Kaam Hai Kehna”

SurveyMonkey and infographic maker Venngage surveyed over 1000 adults living in the U.S. on what logo styles they trusted the most. The respondents were shown a series of logos for imaginary companies in six different industries: Jewellery retail, education, financial services, law firm, news/media,...

05/02/2019

Fy(t)i ~ For your (typographic) information

Italian graphic designer Emanuele Abrate has come up with an interesting project titled ‘Logofonts’ that features wordmarks of famous logos substituted with the name of the fonts they use. For example, the Nike wordmark in their swoosh logo has been substituted with ‘Futura’ written in the s...

22/01/2019

How many times have you had a client ask for “final final” changes AFTER they’ve approved the design? What about when they ask you to find an image from Google, or copy someone else’s logo, or when they ask you to deliver designs by Monday after briefing on Friday? We all come across unreaso...

16/01/2019

https://digitalsynopsis.com/advertising/honest-advertising-slogans/?fbclid=IwAR19GyAjnYJpnqWHjwo3dzN1Dftr9eqyqvxYg--BoKj9T8meTzIzV_No14o
Honestly speaking...

What if brand slogans were brutally honest about the products they represent? That’s the question Nashville-based graphic designer Clif Dickens wanted to answer. So he came up with “Honest Slogans” – a series of tongue-in-cheek taglines of famous brands, most of which, make more sense than t...

09/01/2019

For your typographic information...

Most amateur designers don’t know the difference between a font and a typeface. They use the two terms interchangeably. A font is the variation of weights (bold, italic, thin) of a typeface. A typeface is a family of fonts, like Arial, Helvetica, Bebas, etc. Another example is the usage of the ter...