New rabbit-holes to inspire creativity in art-direction and web design.
№ 1 will always be to go outside and be inspired by nature, your experiences, and what you see traveling around in new places. But this list is for online only sources.
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@alexispresa Do all of the above. Good designers find inspiration from all kinds of sources. I watch music, art, woodworking, anime, gardening... If the content is good, it'll work. If you're super diverse, then you, yourself, and your take on stuff is the thread that'll keep it together 👌
AI slop is flooding and taking over every social media platform. It's killing human engagement on the internet. Just bots making stuff for other bots. Someone please make a plug-in that detects AI text, video, images, and audio and highlights or removes it.
@alexispresa Top left. Because your names make it memorable enough. Don't need to explain what the podcast will be about in the name. That's what marketing is for :)
@alexispresa I'd say you don't need to choose. Thin works better scaled up like you said. Thick works better for physical applications like a stamp or embossing a card. Thin for that handwritten feel on printed text. Just go for both and adjust for the use case :)