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Design And Art: The Difference

Art does not necessarily serve a purpose and is intended to express the feelings of the artist. Design should always fulfill a specific purpose, for example, make a product more user-friendly. Visual arts Painting (oil, pastel, watercolor, acrylic, fresco) Graphics (drawings, lithographs, etchings, copper engravings) Plastic (Applying) Sculpture (eroding) Relief Object art Installation (room) Environments […]

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  For the first time, the Institute for Social Media Strategy is conducting open recruitment of professional personnel. In fact, the institute has recruited people in two ways: as a resource and as a recommendation. This time, we wanted to create a relationship with a designer who is particularly suitable for the social media era. […]

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How to Use Shapes in Design

If design language is something completely new for you, you should first take note on how other artists use shapes. Check sites for inspiration, and break down the compositions you like into simple shapes. Think about which shapes seem to be the most noticeable or common and why. Unless you’re aiming for strong minimalism, your […]

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