Expressing yourself with Kinetic Typography

Kinetic typography or motion typography is the art and technique of expressing with the help of animated text. It is appealing to the senses and has a strong visual impact on the reader’s mind.

Watch this amazing video that makes an excellent use of motion graphics and kinetic typography to transmit its message…

https://www.designmantic.com/blog/interactive-media/expressing-kinetic-typography/

Why Social Media Sites Prefer Blue in their Logo?

 “Something old, something new,

Something borrowed, something blue,

And a silver sixpence in her shoe.”

For those who are not familiar with English folklore, the above rhyme refers to the ancient custom that narrates what a bride should wear at her wedding for good luck. The interesting part of the verse is the peculiar use of the color ‘blue’.

 

All that glitters is not gold: Common misconceptions of SMBs about designing their logos

Designing a logo affects the business for time to come; it defines a company for potential consumers, and is the first thing needed to draw a customer in. It has to match the product being sold, appeal to the masses, and be cost effective for small and medium scale businesses. There are often misconceptions when it comes to logos, whether they are about the design, the importance, or how to design them. The most common ones, however, have simple solutions.

 

3 Steps You Must Take For Branding Your Business

The competition among businesses is growing fast with each passing day thanks to the digital world. Each day thousands of start-ups are given birth but sadly not many of them can survive for an extended period of time. Therefore, it has become necessary for each brand to earn significance in order to stay longer in the game.  Following are 3 steps every business needs to take to earn prominence and attract most users.

 

Is it getting more difficult to believe news photos these days?

Is it getting more difficult to believe news photos these days?

Most people haven't noticed, but it's getting more and more difficult to recognize reality in photographic journalism. While the unwary public soaks up newspaper and broadcast news reports which show stark photography, those of us who know what can be done with today's software are taking a more careful look. A recent photo in the local newspaper editorialized the aftermath of a house fire. Most people looked at the story it told. I saw it -- but I also saw the affects of over-sharpening and was alerted that the image had been manipulated. As a journalist myself, I've come to scrutinize the images as much as the content.