Cakes are what we will be discussing in this article, as you could probably tell by the name, and I will be swallowing my own words with the very first fact about cakes that I am about to present. It’s time I show you what you came here to see: some absolutely fantastic cakes that look too good to be eaten.
Pop Art is a significant artistic movement that originates from 1950s Britain and early 1960s United States. It was suggestively named “pop” art due to the fact that it encapsulates popular contemporary imagery, usually removed from its initial context and combined with unrelated elements. It’s considered to perfectly represent the paradox of mass culture because it simultaneously employs mundane cultural objects, celebrities and symbolic items from advertising, news and comic books.
So now you’re a manager. It doesn’t matter what the job’s called. Be it team leader, project manager, team manager or any other title, it boils down to one thing: there’s a group of people who need managing, and you’re the person to manage them. As people go, designers tend to have a lot more individuality in them and be less willing to work in a team effectively. That’s why managing a design team is even more of a challenge than regular team management.
Trade secrets are really hard to find out. Designers try to keep them as secret as they can, but to no success. Well, they won’t get any help from us. We are here to share tips and tricks so every creative professional’s dream comes to reality. We have rounded up 6 secrets designers won’t tell.
It is no secret that is very popular to be a designer. Most people who can draw, paint, illustrate or all three are going to at least try, at one point, to become designers. Those who manage to make a successful career in design understood something important: you have to build a reputation. In today’s article, we will be talking about a few things you should consider when building your reputation as a designer.