Welcome back to DESK! New York threw us another perfect weekend so I took the Escape Machine down to Balthazar in SoHo for some overpriced eggs benedict (a Tobias favorite, although I prefer it at PASTIS in Meatpacking District, same owner, better food). While enjoying my brunch I watched the
This is part of a series of articles I've been writing to document my apprenticeship here at HOVS.
To spend the time perfecting every detail of your 3D designs – the texture, lighting, color and more – only to show it off in a poorly designed, outdated portfolio? Makes no sense!
Dear young designer, If you feel like your designs are more like strung-together hacks, you’re on the right path. If you’re waiting on feedback from your creative director, don’t wait. Keep exploring other options. Move on to the next task. Never sit around. If you want to
We're always proud to see the best of the best using Semplice to showcase their work.
The word discipline itself is intimidating. It implies mental toil. Manual labor. Forfeiting pleasure and immediate satisfaction for a nebulous, far-off reward. But it’s much less complicated than that.
We see many people use mymind for visual inspiration – from creating mood boards for a design project to collecting decor ideas for their new apartment. So we created a little gift, just for them.
When I have a big, daunting task ahead of me – something I keep pushing down to the bottom of my list, it starts becoming big and abstract in my mind.
Semplice is first and foremost a portfolio builder, but the smartest creatives and studios find it useful for a whole lot more.
Typeface foundries and designers are the backbone of the design industry. So it's about time we invited one of our favorite foundries on DESK to talk about their work.
It's fascinating how fast time flies here at HOVS. I'm onto the third month of my design apprenticeship.
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