Things We Can Learn From Jim Henson (The Muppets, Sesame Street)

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Jim Henson, best known for his work on Sesame Street and The Muppets, died May 16, 1990. More than 20 years after his untimely passing, Jim still manages to make his work relevant to this day. Needless to say, all of us can learn something from the guy. Jim might have primarily worked with puppets [...]

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Mother’s Day Promotion – Tips on How to Do It Right

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Businesses will want to make the most out of this year’s Mother’s Day celebration. Restaurants will be packed, flowers will be delivered, greeting cards will be mailed, and stores will be filled with shoppers looking for gifts for their moms.  If you’re a graphic designer, this would be a good opportunity to use your skills [...]

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Feng Zhu Design – Learning Graphic Design for Games and Movies

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Graphic designers would kill to have an opportunity to work with the likes of George Lucas or Michael Bay. However, professional designer Feng Zhu had already done just that. Star Wars Episode III – Revenge of the Sith and Transformers are just two of the many projects under Feng Zhu’s belt. Feng Zhu founded Feng [...]

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May the Fourth Be With You – 25 Star Wars-Inspired Graphic Designs

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The Star Wars franchise had given graphic designers countless opportunities to showcase their talents. And since it’s May 4th, I figured this would be the best time to share with you some of the better Star Wars-inspired artworks we’ve seen online. Not only would these make great canvas prints, these images can also be used [...]

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Graphic Designers – Where to Get Inspiration From

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For some, being inspired comes naturally; for others, not so much. What the latter needs to understand is that inspiration can be tricky. It manifests itself in different forms. Not everyone can take a walk around the block and come back home with a month’s worth of design ideas. If you’re stuck in a ditch [...]

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