DESIGNERS, PHOTOGRAPHERS, DIGITAL ARTISTS your honest opinion is needed!
Hi guys, I have a very simple question, all that I am asking for is your HONEST opinion.
If you want you can message me your answers directly and it will not get published publicly. Otherwise use the comments section below THANKS!
The simple question:
1) When you design, photograph, or just upload images to the web – Do you take into consideration the fact that some people around the world may use some of your works without paying for it or giving credit?
Pixels by Patrick Jean
Amazing and creative work done – you gotta check this out if you have not seen it yet…
Credits:
Written, directed by : Patrick Jean
Director of Photograhy : Matias Boucard
SFX by Patrick Jean and guests
Produced by One More Production
Fun & Amazing Vintage Print Ads Roundup for Inspiration
Wetern Electric: Western Electric was ahead of their times. Amazing how technology is moving so fast. This ad below is from 1969 (I think), but a prototype was tested in 1956.
Source and here and even more details here
Ad 1955 General Telephone System: Tradition of Service
1955 Ad Realist Camera. Stereo Realist. Cool. It says you can take 3D snapshots with this 2 eyed camera!
1968 Ad Polaroid instant land camera. The 60 second excitement. I can’t imagine what would happen if today’s digital cameras made you wait 60 seconds before seeing the image. That would cause a lot of excitement.
Ohio Art – Might Tiny Product Packaging: Hey this kind of reminds me of the Sony mini discs? What ever happened to those?

Source .
Some Volkswagen Ads:


Have no fear…Even Wilt can fit in the latest VW!. See a VW ad from our times:

and if you want to buy the car you can buy it here, y’never know.
Camel Cigarettes: Its interesting how cigarette companies specifically chose doctors to promote the product. It would seem that health was a concern for smokers – even back then – and therefore probably ads like this would reassure the people it’s not so bad and reduce health concerns.
Phillip Morris SuperLights (SpaceStation) - the space age
Zippo – Just For Mom Source – That’s funny.
NOW FOR DRINKS:
CocaCola “coke” Hospitality: Couches used to be pretty small back then – that can’t be a 3 seater. It’s actually nice how in such a casual atmosphere people used to dress so fancy. At least that what it seems like based on this image.
Pepsi Cola – Gives More Bounce for the Ounce: I think the logo on the bottle cap looks pretty good. BTW check out below the way Pepsi branding has evolved over time, it’s pretty interesting.
LifeSavers Sweet Talk:

1954 LifeSavers Cool and Refreshing:
1963 Kelloggs: Big Bowl of Corn Flakes
1959 Alpha-Bits Cereal: New oat cereal with energy from A to Z
1957 Post Grape Nuts: that’s pretty slim
Jello flavors: I can not imagine eating olives with Jello, but I do love olives and I have never tried it, so who knows.
A selected few from the JELLO SERIES: It’s awesome how illustration used to be so prominent in print ads of the 50’s . It’s refreshing to see such nice illustrations while being influenced by todays computer age. Today, hand illustrations are used much less than they could be, I think, when an illustration is done well, it could really spice up a project.
Jello Kangaroo:
Jello Leopard:
Jello Elephant:
Jello Polar Bear:
Jellow Series: see here and buy the prints too
Enjoy!
Adobe CS5 LAUNCH! sooner than you think
Hey guys, you should be registering for the Official Adobe CS5 Launch APRIL 12th 2010! . By registering you could check out some short video clips of the latest additions to the Creative Suite…and more. I was very impressed with what I saw.

Here are some preview shots from the latest tools that Adobe is promoting…
Round-up of awesome eroded & grunge style fonts
These hand selected eroded and grunge style fonts are great for web designers and logo artists alike – they are free to download too. Distorted or eroded fonts are being used by designers more often than you think. Of course, we may not use this kind of font for every occasion, but if you are looking for something with more creative power than your simple everyday font, then this is definitely worth a shot. Take a look below – I put together a nice collection of creative distorted / eroded, grunge style fonts you shouldn’t be missing in your font library. Enjoy!

This post was provided by guest author Peter Olexa, with over 15 years of experience in corporate identity and web site design. Peter is a freelance graphic designer born in Bratislava, Slovakia.
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