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Last month recap

@dchernyshuk youtube.com/shorts/PESvSkl…

Let's see Paul Bin Allen's taste

@dudufolio @andyorsow No not wood, but rock

@andyorsow would

Does anyone else want a monitor stand that's just a chunk of rock?

@igarakii Crazy stuff

designed prints for my walls and animated them... been thinking about fish lately

@kyleanthony @warpdotco Oh it was you. Should’ve known. Dope work as always

New brand identity design for Warp

@WesleyBancroft On a generational run I see

Unused direction we explored for Rig. Amazing founder, awesome project to work on. Enjoy —

Wordpress templates would like to have a talk with you guys

@igarakii dope shit

connecting the dots for my font site

@Jamayal Damn your pfp is dope. The previous one made you look artsy/cute. This one is tough guy vibe. Cool shiz

The only thing designers should worry about is other designers posting “RIP designers…” posts. Ignore the noise, keep creating!

@naranciagaming I was first like what nestle is envy in latin?

if you wrote a story about art and society being destroyed by a megacorporation named after the latin word for "envy" your editor would run out of ink

@jacob__titus Dated? All in the 30’s?

The world according to the Container Corporation of America.

@riomadeit Banger. And yeah I was sorted into the first

when you start graphic design you get sorted into one of these four houses like in harry potter

@kyleanthony beautiful

Midjourney to Paper workflow for a new project

@RepJoshG TIL about where the vice city cheat code for a tank - Panzer - comes from

Joe Kent resigning and immediately pivoting to blaming Israel for everything is as predictable as it is unserious. Scapegoating Israel isn’t just a tired antisemitic trope – it’s anti-American. This is a guy with ties to white supremacists and has “PANZER” tattooed on his arm, referring to a Nazi tank infamously used in crimes against Jews. Kent's reduction of Iran to “Israel’s fault” isn’t leadership, it’s bigoted deflection.

@LukeADesign Loving your posts as of late, came out of the zone huh

@designermaze My Adobe subscription isnt going anywhere anytime soon thats for sure

Figma is terrible for print. Might sound controversial, but it's a fact, and those who work in print will agree. Figma operates natively in RGB, a colour space built for screens. Print operates in CMYK, what looks right on your monitor won't look the same when it comes off a press. The colours shift, the vibrancy drops, and unless you're using plugins to convert, you're essentially not sure how it'll come out. So if you need to design for print, use Illustrator. Then, set up your file: 1. Make sure your file is set up in the CMYK colour profile 2. Depending on the print size, make sure all your images are 300dpi 3. Don't forget bleed, 3mm as a minimum. You don't want white edges on your prints

@stevelauda_ looks nice

Discarded design style.

@WesleyBancroft love clever logos too. jus not ones trying hard. this one's good

Quick brand sprint we did for Thinking Nation, a school history curriculum startup. Don't care what anyone thinks. I love a clever logo —

@DlaniD Bottom

Which?

@saisatvik_ every playbook will be dead by 2027, unless they steal a design agency