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graphicdesignblg:

11 Steps to a Perfect Logo

Check the rest here: http://youandsaturation.com/

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netflix:

Glad we agree.

instagram:

Seeing Musical Landscapes Through the Eyes of Young Photographer, @wikingens

For more urban and rural scenes around Stockholm, Sweden, follow @wikingens on Instagram.

“#Hellomynameis Felix Pomo (@wikingens) and I’m a 16-year-old photographer from Stockholm. I’m always trying to show the world the way I see it. My photography is very personal — it resembles who I am and what I see. There are so many things we take for granted and don’t notice. As a kid, I always played by the lake or in the woods, but never realized it could be so beautiful.

The music I listen to inspires me. Since I study music in school, I come across a lot of interesting and beautiful music every day. Many of my Instagram captions are song lyrics from the songs I listened to when I took those particular shots. I also get inspired from the different types of environments around me. I live in the suburbs, where I am close to nature, but study in the city, where I see a lot of architecture. For that reason, my feed is a mix of urban and rural shots.

This is the reason I love photography, because we all have different ways of seeing the same things. Everything I do, I do it wholeheartedly. I take photos, play music, exercise and work hard in school to achieve my goals. I sometimes feel very stressed because of all my activities, but I could never stop since they’re a big part of who I am.”

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trendgraphy:

SandStorm Photoshop by sevenstyles.

This is so cool, I can’t imagine some many details can be packed on one single Photoshop action.

Download it here: http://bit.ly/1LJ2ZEK

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Update:

Check the Wet effect: http://bit.ly/liquifyps

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guitarsandcontrabandx:

why is this so freakin funny omg

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usofyou:

When I first started out as an artist, I was constantly comparing myself to the people I looked up to. I was so afraid to share anything I had done, because it wasn’t even close to what my idols were creating. When I finally realized that I was harming myself and my growth as an artist by comparing myself, I started to grow quickly. Everyone has their own story, their own influences, and their own experiences. Comparing ourselves to others is one of the most harmful things we can do to our growth as artists and as people in general.

- Zachary Smith

manymistypes:

-beth pecora

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