I once read about a storm in 2020 in the US, which created a “mega-flash” of lightning spanning an area almost 500 miles long and 100 miles wide. It set a new world record. And it lasted for over 15 seconds. In other words, the people in Mississippi who saw that flash didn’t realize it wouldn’t end until it reached Texas.It’s one of those phenomena that, for it to happen, requires extraordinarily perfect conditions.Just like
If you’re a solo designer with someone special on your mind 24/7, expressing your feelings can feel intimidating. Sometimes, words simply fall short. So, why not let your design skills speak for you? With a spark of creativity and a touch of artistic flair, you can create a graphic design masterpiece to confess your good feelings.. Every design starts with a big idea.Are you aiming for something playful, heartfelt, or dramatic? Your approach will guide
I am from the time of Orkut, the Google social network that was a craze in Brazil. Shortly after, Facebook came along. It was there that not only an area to connect friends and share moments emerged, but also an ecosystem for various businesses. Over time, Facebook’s hair started turning gray, and its reign was taken over by Instagram.Migrating to Instagram became a natural move, no matter what your professional field is. However, there may
The end of calligraphy
Category: Trends & Ideas
I don’t know the last time I wrote or received a handwritten letter. Except for the occasional message or short list I scribble down to remind myself of what to do, the computer has replaced that habit. However, I still receive postcards from time to time, especially during the holidays and at the end of the year. It’s often at these times that you can tell if the sender has a flair for design. I
Be different!
Category: Think About
In 1933, German psychologist Hedwig Von Restorff conducted a simple yet groundbreaking experiment on human memory. She presented participants with a list of words that were all categorized similarly, except for one word that was completely different. For example, the list could include words like “cat,” “dog,” “lion,” and “tiger” (all related to animals), with the word “conduit” (out of context for animals) inserted. After the list was shown, participants were asked to recall as