Parabolic curve with straight lines to create a self-contained shape
Honestly I don’t know if this is more of a maths question than a design one, but: I have been asked to redraw this shape:
Honestly I don’t know if this is more of a maths question than a design one, but: I have been asked to redraw this shape:
I’m designing a logo for my small business, Taiyaki studio that will create and sell stickers and apparel – a small Japanese anime inspired company where minimal, cool and modern designs are of elevated importance.
Hi guys I need your help! For a study project I have to change the appearance of a real company. Now it looks like the company A want to implement a new project. This should not adopt the design of company A. It should not be recognizable that company A is behind the project. For the project they want a logo, typography, colors, a website (online trade) etc..
I’m designing a logo for a startup called “peak development” that requires some sort of mountain peak in the title.
This seems a stupid question but I am not sure about its result. suppose we want to draw a yellow triangle over a blue rectangle. Is it important (for printing purpose) to colorize the below of triangle or not? (see the below image). If the input of printer were photoshop or CorelDraw or illustrator file then printer has access to its layers and that is not clear to me printer prints each layer simultaneously or not? If I am right so I should be so careful when I am using layers. Right?
Design Systems are very popular in organizations right now. They typically are used for a consistent component library across products in an organization. I’ve read that cross-disciplinary teams can benefit from the design system. However I cannot find actionable examples of a marketing team benefitting much from a design system.
Considering the following panel, are there any rules of thumb, tricks or guidelines to optimize / balance the look?
When I saw it, I couldn’t understand it. Neither my a few friends.
Every other design for social media, I face this problem. I discussed this in room also. I came to know that different countries have different views. They also gave examples about book spine. Which I couldn’t understand very well.
Now I know it can be opinion based. But I also know this is a genuine problem. If this weren’t a graphic design problem, I would never be so much confused about every other design. I often face this problem.
Many times, when I design, the end result is such that top part of design is bright and bottom is dark or the opposite. And usually (sometimes not possible) I end up placing copy in 1 part and the product in other part (not deliberately, but it just happens or sometimes it is required). Here’s a rough layout for the same: