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Abstract Art and Surface Pattern Design

How AI is Shaping & Influencing Abstract Art and Surface Pattern Design 

Abstract art and surface pattern design have always been exciting areas for artists and designers to express creativity. Unlike realistic art, abstract work plays with colors, shapes, and forms without strict rules, inviting both the artist and the viewer to interpret freely. Surface pattern design takes this a step further by applying these artistic elements Read more…

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A person is sitting at a desk in an office, facing a large computer monitor. The monitor displays a cartoonish, stern-looking man with an intense expression, fists clenched against his cheeks. The cartoon character appears to be speaking, with a speech bubble that reads, “It is I, Comic Sans!” The person at the desk, seen from behind, has their hands raised to their head in frustration, and a speech bubble above them exclaims, “No! Get out of here!!!” The office is tidy, with shelves of organized binders, boxes, and a corkboard on the wall. Office supplies, such as a pen holder and papers, are on the desk.

The Comic Sans Controversy

Comic Sans: the font that sparks more design rants than any other. But why the hate? From its overuse in inappropriate settings to its childlike, amateurish appearance, designers can’t stand it. However, with friendlier yet refined alternatives like Raleway, Poppins, and Montserrat, you can keep things playful and polished. Comic Sans? Maybe leave it to the kids.

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The image showcases a stylized, minimalist line drawing of a vampire's face in white against a dark, textured background. The vampire has slicked-back hair, angular features, and a stern expression, with a high-collared cloak framing his face. The background is a mix of muted blues and purples, with faint text, shadowy figures, and red streaks that resemble dripping blood. On the right side, a faint, ghostly portrait of another vampire-like figure emerges from the backdrop, adding to the eerie, gothic atmosphere. The word "vampire" is subtly written in orange script on the left side.

Crafting Fear: Emotional Impact in Art

Looking to create spine-tingling Halloween art? Dive into the world of fear and discover how colour, composition, texture, and symbolism can help craft emotionally charged visuals. From eerie colour palettes to unsettling perspectives and shadows, this guide explores the psychology of fear, showing you how to evoke suspense and discomfort in your artwork. Perfect for horror fans!

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Abstract Art and Surface Pattern Design

Exploring the Intersection of Abstract Art and Surface Pattern Design  

Abstract art and surface pattern design have a close, dynamic relationship. Together, they blend emotion and function. In addition, abstract art’s freedom of form, color, and movement inspires designers in surface pattern design. As a result, this medium turns artistic ideas into practical, beautiful designs. Abstract surface pattern designs use bold colors and shapes to Read more…

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The image is a stylized illustration representing digital identity verification. At the center is a large ID card featuring a generic human silhouette in business attire, with a checkmark symbol to indicate verification. Surrounding the ID card are various interconnected symbols, including "ID" labels, checkmarks, and a pen symbolizing signing or authentication. A "Verified" badge appears prominently in the lower right. There are also small icons representing user profiles, and the word “LinkedIn” is faintly visible in the background. The overall colour scheme is muted blues and greys, giving a tech-focused, professional feel.

Quick Fix for LinkedIn Verification Issue

Struggling with LinkedIn verification? You’re not alone! One common issue is that the name on your profile must match your ID exactly, including any middle names or initials. If you’ve tried that and still face errors, it may be time to contact LinkedIn support. Follow these tips to increase your chances of success!

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The image is a stylized digital illustration of two large, overlapping flowers with pointed petals. The petals are predominantly purple with deep magenta accents, outlined in white, and feature thin, white veins. The flowers have yellow stamens at their centers. The background consists of vertical green and black stripes, overlaid with transparent, dark red circular patterns of varying sizes. A signature in white is located at the bottom right corner of the image.

Prints & Tones: Winter/Spring 2024/2025 Trends

The Winter/Spring 2024/2025 fashion season strikes a balance between bold prints and natural tones, creating a versatile yet artistic vibe. Expect sleek vertical stripes, whimsical harlequin motifs, and dreamy surrealist designs paired with deep earthy hues and vibrant pops of colour. This season’s looks are a perfect blend of creativity and sophistication, making it easy to stay stylish and grounded.

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The image shows a desktop computer setup, including a monitor, keyboard, mouse, and a tower case. The monitor displays a digital art software with a colorful abstract artwork in progress, featuring swirling lines, brushstrokes in blue, green, yellow, and black, and a square frame in the center containing ornate black patterns. The user interface of the software includes various toolbars on the sides, with color options and drawing tools visible. The computer tower is silver and black, and the background features a soft, blurred, multicolored pattern.

Back to Tradition with Rebelle

Advancements in painting software like Rebelle have unexpectedly brought me back to traditional techniques. This tool authentically mimics real-world mediums, sparking a desire to explore traditional art. Through masterclasses and tutorials, I’m discovering how time-tested techniques can enhance digital work, proving that sometimes the best way forward is by looking back.

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The image features two hands shaking, outlined in white with simple, sketch-like lines. The texture within the hands consists of a mosaic-like pattern, with small, pebble-like shapes in varying shades of black and gray. The background is a swirling blend of earthy and muted colors, including greens, purples, and browns, creating a fluid, abstract effect. The name "T. Cowley" is signed in white script in the bottom right corner. The overall composition gives a sense of unity and connection against a dynamic, colorful backdrop.

Open for Creative Collaborations!

Looking to team up on something creative? As a digital artist and designer, I’m open to collaborations! Whether it’s joint art projects, guest posts, or brand partnerships, I’d love to combine our talents and create something unique. Let’s chat, share ideas, and make magic together!

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