We were given in our brief a few useful links and one of them was takes you straight to the Architectural Review magazine website. Here I was able to look through the interactive issue and get some…
Inspirational editorial design from all over the world.
Poster Design Series created by Zeka Design inspired by how people see the reality depending on the glasses they are using.
Discover the hottest graphic design trends for 2017. Graphic design evolves each year, and we will show you the best examples and what to avoid.
Creative and minimalist Poster design collection inspired in Nature and Landscapes photography by Zeka Design.
CRADLE TO CRADLE © (EDITORIAL DESIGN - NON COMMERCIAL WORK) Cradle to cradle can be defined as the design and production of products of all types in such a way that at the end of their life, they can be truly recycled (upcycled), imitating nature’s cycle with everything either recycled or returned to the earth, directly or indirectly through food, as a completely safe, nontoxic, and biodegradable nutrient. With cradle to cradle, all the components of a product feed another product, the earth or animal, or become fuel: products are composed of either materials that biodegrade and become food for biological cycles or of technical materials that stay in closed-loop technical cycles, continually circulating as valuable nutrients for industry. It could be argued that cradle to cradle is equivalent to true sustainability – through the biological or technical components used, all products become sustainable as nothing becomes waste which cannot be reused.
Back in the 1950s, the Swiss Style introduced an approach to minimalist typography that was a complete departure from the busy layouts
This issue features insect cuisine, black market syrup, time-traveling fridges, and mine-sniffing rats — the creative crops of a global harvest.
