Liminal design and the corporate sublime
Liminal Design is the opposite of the transactional design — different tools, courage and client interactions are required.
Liminal Design is the opposite of the transactional design — different tools, courage and client interactions are required.
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The Long Read Magazine manages to live in two worlds: the bookshelf and newsstand.
A team of researchers from Adobe Research and Australian National Universityhave developed a groundbreaking artificial intelligence (AI) model that can transform a single 2D image into a high-quality 3D model in just 5 seconds.
Content Credentials allows creators to attach information to their content, including the name of the artist, the program used to create the piece, any edits or processes used and assets included in the final image. It also marks images that have been generated using AI tools.
A beginners guide to understanding design tokens
Fight for Kindness, designed to mark World Kindness Day, celebrated annually on November 13, provides an antidote by highlighting kindness in all its dimensions and forms through typography.
We trace the history of the Samsung logo, from its beginnings in 1930s Korea to the global fame it enjoys today.
Field is excited about the potential of AI-powered tools to automate tasks, provide feedback, and generate ideas.
Sony Music, Deezer and SiriusXM have all unveiled new logos. Sony’s delves into its brand heritage, Deezer’s aims to “recharge people’s emotional connection to the brand”, and SiriusXM’s “gives a nod to the service’s consumer value proposition”