In communication, it is important is to establish an effective typographic hierarchy. According to the educational website lynda.com, “typographic hierarchy is the way type is organized in order to indicate…
We demand a lot from logos. Logos have to be simple while conveying the brand’s ethos so that it resonates with their consumers. In addition to being timeless and distinct,…
Since the age of 15, Mitzi Wickersham knew she wanted to pursue her passion for graphic design. “I really love old posters, like from the 60s and 70s—anything that’s a…
Want to make a striking first impression? The standard red painted edges add a sense of confidence and strength to your design. It’s both bold and beautiful and is sure to make a lasting impression.
The convenience of online shopping has caused a substantial shift from retail shopping to e-commerce over the past few years. According to a 2016 Fortune article, “consumers are now buying…
Have you ever zoomed into your monitor so close that images no longer look crisp, but rather a close-up of a Monet painting? When zoomed in, the images lose their visibility and turn into little dots of color. Those dots are called pixels. The more dots (or pixels) you have, the better the image will look when printed. This is also what we refer to when we say “dpi” or “dots per inch.”