Showing posts with label draw. Show all posts
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Wednesday, January 9, 2013

Monday, January 7, 2013

30 Most Beautiful Hand Drawn Websites For Your Inspiration

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Hand drawn websites are the latest trend in web designing. Every designer around the world is trying their hands on developing a hand drawn style websites. The sketchy looks of the website give the readers an ample feeling which attracts them all the time. If you client asks you to design a hand drawn websites for them then don’t get surprised cause its attractive look makes hand drawn websites much more demanding.A hand drawn website’s beauty is fueled by hand drawn fonts. If you are creating a hand drawn website then you might want to check out our collection of hand drawn fonts.

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Monday, September 10, 2012

Incredibly Photorealistic Ballpoint Pen Drawings

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Some beautiful examples of very detailed pen drawings. Difficult to believe all this detail was done with one drawing utensil.

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Friday, August 24, 2012

50 Beautiful Hand-Drawn Web Design

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Most web designs starts off with a pen and paper before its taken over by Photoshop. However, we’ve noticed a new trend (probably not too new) where designers are bringing back sketches as a form of design. Without a doubt, hand-drawn art is one of the popular styles adopted into web designs. Nothing is better than using these sketchy designs to convey and reflect individual styles.

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Monday, August 20, 2012

20 Gorgeous Handmade Business Card Designs

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Business cards are one of the most common ways to promote yourself, and despite the fact that they are pretty old, they still have a high importance in the business world. Even with today’s technology, business cards are acting exactly like a good suite: it will never be outdated. A good business card design will help you get more interested or possible clients faster than a good website because when you give someone your card, he will remember you, but if you tell him your email address or your website URL, without giving him a note with these details, he will probably forgot them in the next minutes.

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Friday, August 17, 2012

30+ Essential Free Hand Drawn Fonts

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A really popular trend in design is to make designs look authentic, human made and non digital. As an example this is seen used in many websites where hand-drawn elements are central to the overall design. To support this design style we have also seen that many great hand drawn fonts have been created and many are provided for free download. These fonts are not designed as writing but rather as typography art where each letter have more lines and sometimes a fill. There are also tons of useful fonts available that deliver a hand-written look and feel. They are very similar to hand drawn fonts but tend to be just a single line looking as quick hand-writing.

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Tuesday, August 7, 2012

"I Draw Pictures All Day" | Inspirational Article

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That’s how many people would respond to someone who says they spend the day with a pen or pencil in their hand. It’s often considered an empty practice, a waste of time. They’re seen as an empty mind puttering along with the busy work of scribbling.

But for us designers and artists, drawing pictures all day is integral to our process and to who we are as creative people, and despite the idea that those who doodle waste time, we still get our work done. So, then, why are those of us who draw pictures all day even tempted to think that someone who is doodling or drawing pictures in a meeting or lecture is not paying attention?

What does it mean to be a doodler, to draw pictures all day? Why do we doodle? Most of all, what does it mean to our work? It turns out that the simple act of scribbling on a page helps us think, remember and learn.

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