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30 Minecraft Mind-Blowing Architecture Designs

By Web Design Ledger on Jul 03, 2018 05:22 am

MAKE SURE YOU READ THIS ARTICLE DURING YOUR BREAK AT WORK. IT’S WAS WRITTEN FOR RECREATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. Ooooor not. Sometimes, as designers, we need a five-minute break even during work time. It may get really tiring sitting in a chair for too long, and when that happens, all the inspiration vanishes. It is...

Stuurmen Fight Against Mediocre Design (AOTW#5)

By Web Design Ledger on Jul 02, 2018 06:38 am

Stuurmen fight the war many designers and design agencies wouldn’t, to show the real face of modern design. If you are visiting us for the first time, you are probably wondering what’s with all those letters at the end of this article’s title. They stand for “Agency of the Week,” one of our more...

Five of the Best Graphic Designers of All Times

By Web Design Ledger on Jun 29, 2018 07:50 am

As graphic designer, there are some names you have to be able to name-drop. In order to save you from awkward situations when an important name comes along, we cataloged some of the best designers of all times. Designers work hard. That’s a real and true statement. We discussed in a previous article that...

3 Essential Design Trends That Make a Difference

By Web Design Ledger on Jun 28, 2018 11:18 am

It’s not a secret that as designer, in order to get in the tops, you have to meet some criteria. Hard work does pay off in most of the cases. But in order to make yourself notorious, you keep in mind the following: Talent is needed. Why didn’t I become a singer? Because I suck...

Choose Silver South Font Duo for a Memorable Design (FOTW#3)

By Web Design Ledger on Jun 27, 2018 11:19 am

We continue out series “Font of the Week” with one of the most expressive combo of fonts out there, Silver South Font Duo. Designed by talented Sam Parrett, Silver South Font Duo is a classy, yet modern pair of script and and serif fonts. Nowadays, making your name a brand is more than “quite...