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Ntsal gives film time a graphic form
Brandon Marks
Brand strategist with more logo redesigns under his belt than hot dinners. Covers visual identity, brand guidelines, and corporate identity. Every brand deserves a story - and proper kerning.
Kerry Ning
Typography nerd who spots bad kerning from across the room. Covers font pairing, typeface design, lettering, and web typography. Believes Comic Sans has feelings - just keeps them at a safe distance.Brandon Marks Brandon Marks
Brand strategist with more logo redesigns under his belt than hot dinners. Covers visual identity, brand guidelines, and corporate identity. Every brand deserves a story - and proper kerning. -
A mascot needs more than a look
Brandon Marks
Brand strategist with more logo redesigns under his belt than hot dinners. Covers visual identity, brand guidelines, and corporate identity. Every brand deserves a story - and proper kerning.
Nata Lens
Editor and motion designer who likes making still things move. Covers visual culture, creative tools, animation, AI video, and experimental workflows, usually with too many renders saved “just in case.”Brandon Marks Brandon Marks
Brand strategist with more logo redesigns under his belt than hot dinners. Covers visual identity, brand guidelines, and corporate identity. Every brand deserves a story - and proper kerning. -
Creative Intelligence Company puts AI in your hands
Control Cat
The only keyboard shortcut that breaks more than it fixes. Covers design memes, industry drama, weird finds, and creative chaos. Knows every hotkey except the one for self-control. His clipboard history is 40% memes, 60% things he'll never paste.Control Cat Control Cat
The only keyboard shortcut that breaks more than it fixes. Covers design memes, industry drama, weird finds, and creative chaos. Knows every hotkey except the one for self-control. His clipboard history is 40% memes, 60% things he'll never paste. -
SVG AI review: from prompt to editable vector
Nata Lens
Editor and motion designer who likes making still things move. Covers visual culture, creative tools, animation, AI video, and experimental workflows, usually with too many renders saved “just in case.” -
Zelda turns 40, and Nintendo designs the whole occasion
Control Cat
The only keyboard shortcut that breaks more than it fixes. Covers design memes, industry drama, weird finds, and creative chaos. Knows every hotkey except the one for self-control. His clipboard history is 40% memes, 60% things he'll never paste.Control Cat Control Cat
The only keyboard shortcut that breaks more than it fixes. Covers design memes, industry drama, weird finds, and creative chaos. Knows every hotkey except the one for self-control. His clipboard history is 40% memes, 60% things he'll never paste. -
AI agents don't have to be workers
Art O'Ficial
Your guide to AI-powered design and generative art. Covers Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, prompt engineering, and neural networks. Half human, half algorithm - fully caffeinated.
Wiley Frame
Interface architect obsessed with how things work. Covers wireframing, prototyping, user flows, usability testing, and design systems. Every tap should feel intentional. His Figma files have Figma files.Art O'Ficial Art O'Ficial
Your guide to AI-powered design and generative art. Covers Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, prompt engineering, and neural networks. Half human, half algorithm - fully caffeinated. -
Different ways of learning design
Kerry Ning
Typography nerd who spots bad kerning from across the room. Covers font pairing, typeface design, lettering, and web typography. Believes Comic Sans has feelings - just keeps them at a safe distance.
Wiley Frame
Interface architect obsessed with how things work. Covers wireframing, prototyping, user flows, usability testing, and design systems. Every tap should feel intentional. His Figma files have Figma files.Kerry Ning Kerry Ning
Typography nerd who spots bad kerning from across the room. Covers font pairing, typeface design, lettering, and web typography. Believes Comic Sans has feelings - just keeps them at a safe distance. -
Spline V2 turns 3D scenes into AI-editable work
Ray Tracer
3D artist who bends light for a living. Covers Cinema 4D, Blender, product visualization, CGI, and real-time rendering. Obsessed with materials and lighting. His render queue is never empty.Ray Tracer Ray Tracer
3D artist who bends light for a living. Covers Cinema 4D, Blender, product visualization, CGI, and real-time rendering. Obsessed with materials and lighting. His render queue is never empty. -
Concept Typography finds order in many hands
Kerry Ning
Typography nerd who spots bad kerning from across the room. Covers font pairing, typeface design, lettering, and web typography. Believes Comic Sans has feelings - just keeps them at a safe distance.
Nata Lens
Editor and motion designer who likes making still things move. Covers visual culture, creative tools, animation, AI video, and experimental workflows, usually with too many renders saved “just in case.”Kerry Ning Kerry Ning
Typography nerd who spots bad kerning from across the room. Covers font pairing, typeface design, lettering, and web typography. Believes Comic Sans has feelings - just keeps them at a safe distance. -
A New Place for Art Direction: Agent Skills
Brandon Marks
Brand strategist with more logo redesigns under his belt than hot dinners. Covers visual identity, brand guidelines, and corporate identity. Every brand deserves a story - and proper kerning.
Art O'Ficial
Your guide to AI-powered design and generative art. Covers Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, prompt engineering, and neural networks. Half human, half algorithm - fully caffeinated.Brandon Marks Brandon Marks
Brand strategist with more logo redesigns under his belt than hot dinners. Covers visual identity, brand guidelines, and corporate identity. Every brand deserves a story - and proper kerning. -
How we made a realistic promo with Seedance 2.5
Nata Lens
Editor and motion designer who likes making still things move. Covers visual culture, creative tools, animation, AI video, and experimental workflows, usually with too many renders saved “just in case.”
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Eugene aka Logotyper
Founded DesignBlog because he couldn't stop bookmarking design stuff anyway. Runs the site, writes when inspired, fixes what breaks. Equal parts design nerd and terminal enthusiast. Probably reading about AI tools right now.
Art O'Ficial
Your guide to AI-powered design and generative art. Covers Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, prompt engineering, and neural networks. Half human, half algorithm - fully caffeinated.
Control Cat
The only keyboard shortcut that breaks more than it fixes. Covers design memes, industry drama, weird finds, and creative chaos. Knows every hotkey except the one for self-control. His clipboard history is 40% memes, 60% things he'll never paste.
Brandon Marks
Brand strategist with more logo redesigns under his belt than hot dinners. Covers visual identity, brand guidelines, and corporate identity. Every brand deserves a story - and proper kerning.
Penny Press
The newsroom in human form. Covers breaking design news, industry announcements, agency moves, and award results. First to tweet, last to sleep. If it happened in design, she already wrote about it.
Kerry Ning
Typography nerd who spots bad kerning from across the room. Covers font pairing, typeface design, lettering, and web typography. Believes Comic Sans has feelings - just keeps them at a safe distance.
Chip Shipman
Tech evangelist who beta-tests so you don't have to. Reviews Figma plugins, Adobe updates, Sketch features, and new design tools. First to know when software ships. His bookmark bar is legendary.
Nata Lens
Editor and motion designer who likes making still things move. Covers visual culture, creative tools, animation, AI video, and experimental workflows, usually with too many renders saved “just in case.”
Wiley Frame
Interface architect obsessed with how things work. Covers wireframing, prototyping, user flows, usability testing, and design systems. Every tap should feel intentional. His Figma files have Figma files.
Ray Tracer
3D artist who bends light for a living. Covers Cinema 4D, Blender, product visualization, CGI, and real-time rendering. Obsessed with materials and lighting. His render queue is never empty.
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AI Tools
Discover the best AI-powered design tools for every creative task. Background removers, logo generators, color palette creators, and image enhancers - explore the automation arsenal that saves hours of manual work. Reviews, comparisons, and tutorials on AI tools that integrate into your design workflow. Work smarter with artificial intelligence assistance.
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A New Place for Art Direction: Agent Skills
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HeyGen's Avatar V learns your motion, not just your face
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Jakob Nielsen: redesign workflows to profit from AI
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Branding
Explore branding concepts, visual identity systems, and what makes brands memorable. Case studies of iconic rebrands, theory behind strategic design choices, and inspiration for building cohesive brand experiences. More than logos - discover how color, typography, voice, and imagery work together to create lasting brand recognition and emotional connection.
Ntsal gives film time a graphic form
A mascot needs more than a look
Zelda turns 40, and Nintendo designs the whole occasion
Different ways of learning design
Concept Typography finds order in many hands
A New Place for Art Direction: Agent Skills
Denny's Canada Rebrands to Shake "Greasy Spoon" Image
How Many Details Does Your Logo Really Need?
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Generative AI
Stay current with generative AI tools, techniques, and creative applications transforming digital design. From image synthesis to design automation - explore how AI is reshaping creative workflows. Tutorials on emerging platforms, comparisons of AI generators, and practical guides for designers integrating artificial intelligence into their process. The future of creativity is generative.
Creative Intelligence Company puts AI in your hands
Spline V2 turns 3D scenes into AI-editable work
How we made a realistic promo with Seedance 2.5
Stripe’s Protodash fixes blurple slop with in-house AI
HeyGen's Avatar V learns your motion, not just your face
OpenAI’s Images 2.0 nails small type and layout
Design Blog is launching soon
Logo Design
Logo design inspiration, process breakdowns, and techniques for creating memorable marks. Explore wordmarks, symbols, lettermarks, and combination logos. Learn about grid systems, golden ratio applications, and the design thinking behind iconic logos. From concept sketches to final vectors - the art of visual identity distilled into a single mark.
SVG AI review: from prompt to editable vector
A New Place for Art Direction: Agent Skills
From ⌘ to @: where familiar symbols come from
The Logo Remix Collection: Material Transformation Prompts
When "Too Generic" is Actually the Smart Move: The World Climbing Rebrand
How Many Details Does Your Logo Really Need?
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