12 stories tagged graphic-design, newest first.
50 points by droidjj | 31 comments
It's Nice That feature in which designer David Rudnick discusses the difficult process of creating the Rocastle typeface for Arsenal football club.
185 points by acley | 68 comments
GitHub repository for Doory, an open-source alternative to Canva for creating graphic designs, with backend and frontend code.
49 points by eustoria | 9 comments
Playgrnd is an index of 52 free small browser-based tools for generating visual art like patterns, marbling, glyph patchworks, and posters.
246 points by eustoria | 23 comments
Book of Shapes is a collection of minimal, generative and customizable SVG patterns created by Nikolaj Sokolowski.
52 points by ArisC | 29 comments
An interactive bracket tournament where users vote head-to-head among 64 iconic British designs across transport, graphics, objects, and buildings to pick a winner.
84 points by sia_xi | 39 comments
Scissor Studio, a free browser-based WebAssembly graphics editor for raster and vector work with no signup, shown at its empty 'No file open' workspace.
1725 points by ereiamjh | 888 comments
Blog post arguing AI-generated event posters, like identikit summer fayre flyers, can be made better, with examples and prompt approaches.
351 points by speckx | 274 comments
Personal blog post complaining about restaurants and businesses replacing their menus with ugly AI-generated redesigns, starting with a Filipino/Hawaiian restaurant.
1165 points by dagmx | 752 comments
Download page for Affinity by Canva, an all-in-one creative app for design, image editing, and layout, now offered free with a Canva account.
613 points by jihadjihad | 105 comments
A 2016 blog post on Dori the Giant showcasing 13 animal illustrations each constructed from 13 circles.
351 points by keiferski | 53 comments
VIET GD is a casual index, archive, and celebration of Vietnamese graphic design, showcasing posters, book covers, and stamps.
580 points by tobr | 86 comments
A personal web page titled "Grid World" with a hand-drawn pixel-style title over a black grid, apparently an essay about grids.