In the world economy, a large percentage of business is done in the financial services industry. Banking has been around for centuries, but only recently have other companies begun to work in financial services as well. With all the competition in the finance industry, it’s important for a company to stand out in all possible [...]
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It doesn’t take a whole rainbow of colors to produce a stunning and beautiful web design, but it does take careful selection and judicious application of the colors. The collection of website designs below aim at those designed with either only 2 colors or at least with two main colors and a few subsequent colors.
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Thanks to the likes of Threadless, and art websites that are willing to try out different, quirky artists, we’re now able to get amazing, unique and fantastic pieces of art that you’d never find on the high street.
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Every now and then you find a brilliant designer that does a lot more than just design. Such is the case with Anthony Neil Dart, a designer from South Africa who also has credits in music production and film. Descriptions like "Renaisance Man" come to mind when you find those like Anthony that seem to [...]
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For this week’s inspiration, we have the work of Illustrator Daniel Swartz. He’s got a fun, colorful sort of style, and now tends to work more in childrens books and games.
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For this week’s inspiration we have the work of Graphic Designer and Illustrator Andrea Manzati. I like Andrea’s clean, more geometric style, and am a big fan of the cool & custom typography.
For this week’s inspiration, we’ve got the work of Illustrator Alex Solis. You may have seen his work on Threadless, or various other places around the interwebs. I love that he uses different styles for different pieces, but overall you can tell it’s his work. More on the quality.
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For this week’s inspiration we have the work of Illustrator Daniel Mackie. He simply uses pencil and watercolors for his illustrations. They have a really cool style and look to them. Overall, its really nice work, and it’s great to see something different.
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For this week’s inspiration we have the work of designer & illustrator Joseph Vincuilla. I’m really digging Joseph’s illustration style. He puts a lot of shadow/fold/crease detail in his pieces, and the color schemes he uses work well for each piece.
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For this week’s inspiration, we have the work of British designer Paul Watmough. He’s been in the industry for a long time, and has worked with some big names. He’s got a very cool, and diverse style. I’m also a big fan of skateboard related design, so that’s a plus for me! :)
