Since 2018, Google Arts & Culture Lab has been exploring the application of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in an artistic and cultural context.

And it seems there’s a clear contender for the dubious honour: #8b8000 (what else?). Yep, puce green has been identified as one of the most offensive hues around, and it seems there are strong feelings on either side of this 8b8000debate.

5 prototyping techniques to help get your message across without getting lost in the weeds.

This month, the AI revolution continues with tons of tools backed by AI. But that’s not all; you’ll also find business apps, marketing tools, and services to help you grow a startup. Enjoy!

Adaptive logos, a term used to describe logos that are designed to have more than one iteration, are becoming an increasing tendency in logo design.

It’s time to rethink how we cook a set of favicons for modern browsers and stop the icon generator madness.

Today I will introduce 4 AI tools for generating images/icons. First things first, some of them are still at the early stage and not that ideal. But hopefully in the near future, they will get better.

In this episode of the Smashing Podcast we ask how has the design industry changed? Is technology making our work easier? Vitaly Friedman talks to veteran designer Veerle Pieters to find out.

The rebrand comes as new chief creative officer Daniel Lee has taken over the company. According to Burberry, “The original Equestrian Knight Design was the winning entry of a public competition to design a new logo, circa 1901. The design features the Latin word ‘Prorsum’ meaning ‘Forwards’.”

Designing for disabilities is gaining some traction but designing for inclusiveness of other aspects of our identities — our race/ethnicity, gender, skin color, age, size, sexual orientation — is still widely overlooked.