In the fast-evolving world of design, staying ahead of the curve is essential. Spring not only revitalizes our environment but also sparks innovation and creativity in design. This season, the blend of AI technology with design transcends a mere trend, heralding a revolution that reshapes traditional methodologies and ushers in a new wave of creativity.
As the intersection of art and technology continues to evolve, blurring the lines between traditional creativity and digital innovation. The age of algorithms has ushered in a new era of AI-generated aesthetics, transforming the way we conceive, create, and consume art. This Easter, let’s explore how AI has redefined artistic boundaries and how platforms like
“Unless a picture shocks, it is nothing.“ – Marcel Duchamp – What is Dada? Contrary to its connotations, Dadaism (or Dada, if you may) is actually an anti-art ideology that sparked within different nations right before World War I started. Not only this cultural movement managed to defy the very definition of what can be
The use of social media and networking sites such as YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter has now become a fundamental part of our daily lives. It becomes the most important and go-to platform for people to get information and interact with each other. As a result, demand for engaging and easier digestible video ideas
If you are just starting out your journey as a Designpreneur (Designer + Entrepreneur), this article is directed at you! We understand how hard it is to read the minds of our users; they consist of startup businesses of every kind and even working adults as well as students. We are here to contribute some
“Art is never finished, only abandoned.” – Leonardo Da Vinci. Who hasn’t heard about the magnificent masterpiece that is Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa? This artwork, still managing to gain the admiration and attention of the public centuries after its creation, is dubbed as the most famous painting in the world. Ever since the 20th century,
Before the pandemic, most of us, who lived under the regime of modernity, were more separated from nature than ever. Fast-paced urban life made it more difficult for us to experience the pleasure of connecting ourselves to natural surroundings. We often forget about the greatness of nature and what we have lost as generations go
“Color is my daylong obsession, joy, and torment.” – Claude Monet. Once ridiculed and mocked for his “unusual” approach to painting, Claude Monet had now successfully carved his name in the hall of art geniuses. He and his fellow impressionists were the first to break away from the meticulous realism practiced by their predecessors. Rather
2020 was everything but a comfort zone. Most of us are cooped up at home and designers have less to work with. Designs that speak to comfort, nostalgia, positivity, and knowledge will be big this year. We know how important it is to stay on trend and not fall back. Here are 7 design trends