In this article we’ll be checking out some truly inspiring graphic designer’s portfolio sites. You’ll see a collection of sites that literally catch your eye in all the ways that you could possibly imagine! The landing page becomes a moving, layered, multi-faceted space that you are welcome to wander through and where you can be sure that you won’t be bothered at all by monotonous or cliché graphics. On the contrary, spontaneity, fresh ideas and amazing designs are absolutely guaranteed in this case!  Some of the portfolio sites have a personal touch and let you catch a glimpse of the designer’s character or personality. Some others concentrate on a certain type of graphics that the designer prefers – from bold minimalism to luxurious, dynamical graphical compositions. The Flash sites are, of course, a favorite medium, but also the xHTML sites made with CSS and animated with Javascripts, for a better Google positioning or as a proof that they master these techniques as well.

In all cases, the site structure seems to have been playfully dismantled and then put together again in a new, extremely creative and astonishing way! In fact, it would be a good idea to look not only at the web-designs in this collection but also at the portfolios – you’ll surely find cool stuff that inspires you, there too! But go ahead and see for yourself!

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Aero Director/ VFX artist Sam O’Hare has finished a short film recently, The Sandpit, that I am very excited to be able to share with you. This short is inspired by films like Koyaanisqatsi (really, that’s not in spell check??), and time-lapse tilt shift photography. Enjoy the video below. For best viewing, check HD and watch in full screen mode. Let me know what do you think?

A day in the life of New York City, in miniature. Original Music: composed by Human Worldwide, co-written by Rosi Golan and Alex Wong. Please view in HD and full screen for best effect. For a description of the shoot, camera, lenses and workflow, please see here: bit.ly/aFmaPZ.

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Many newsletters are published by clubs, churches, societies, associations, and businesses, especially companies, to provide information of interest to their members, customers or employees. Sending newsletters to customers and prospects is a common marketing strategy, which can have benefits and drawbacks.

A beautifully designed newsletter can make the user more interested in your product or your service, here i’ve collected 33 impressive news letter designs, for you inspiration, which will be help-full to you on your next newsletter design process

1.) My Beating Digital Heart

2.) Winter Bottom

3.) Pinkberry

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The artwork of German artist Jeannette Woitzik pops off the page with its fresh look into fairytales and bold colors. Following the story of red balloons, these floating decorations take the viewer on the journey through several picturesque scenes.

Jeannette Woitzik portfolio focuses on combining poetry and dreams. Dive into the dreams of Jeannette, whose magic and romantic atmosphere result from great finesse, mixing and editing digital photo-manipulation,

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The fastest way to compromise your chance of landing a job in a creative field is to submit a traditional resume. A resume is as good as an advertisement for oneself,Creative professionals need to use their resumes as a tool to show their creativity and design abilities. ,A resume is your single greatest asset and first impression. If your resume comes across as weak and lacking information, you’ll stand a lesser chance of landing the position or deal you want.

Here i’ve collected 27 examples of beautiful and impressive resume designs of creative porfessionals, which will impressive you in designing your own terrific resume for your job hunt

1.) CV by Verine

2.) Curriculum vitate by Sofiane42

3.) CVs by Fransanchez

4.) MY RESUME by Arianedenise

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Doug Alves,Brazilian Graphic Artist and illustrator based in Los Angels, CA. Doug mainly focus on art direction and illustration for different kind if medias such as interactive, print and video

Some his works and also his personal works has been published in books and magazines around the world.

Doug says that he never realized that he could show his work in other countries and get attention, but he did got attention around the world, now he is settled in Los Angels CA, and continuing his work in the creative field. Hoe you are inpired by his works


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This is new concept, created by Igor “Rogix” Udushlivy, I wonder that it would be great if we can use dust jackets and
bookmarks together to create a unique image of a paper book. you can cover your books with a dust jacket that has a matching bookmark that goes along with it. The coordinating jacket and bookmark make the book even more fun and can help to expand book’s space

Hope you like this cool idea

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Josh Keyes was born in 1969 in Tacoma Washington. Keyes graduated from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and later received his MFA in painting from Yale University. Josh’s work brings to mind the detail and complexity of natural history dioramas, and the color and diagrammatic complexity one might find in cross section illustrations from a vintage science textbook. His work has developed over the past years into an iconic and complex personal vocabulary of imagery that creates a mysterious and sometimes unsettling juxtaposition between the natural world and the man made landscape

He weaves his personal mythology through fractured and isolated landscapes that are either overgrown with vegetation or underwater, and often depict historic or military monuments covered with graffiti. The imagery functions as a way for Keyes to express his personal experience and also allows him to comment and interpret events in the world. His work has been featured in numerous publications and exhibited in galleries in New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Denver. Keyes currently lives and works in Portland Oregon.

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Typography is the art of arranging, designing, and modifying type to create beautiful and easy-to-read graphic art , Sometimes typography is all you need to communicate your ideas effectively and boldly, There is an endless amount of room for creativity in designing only using type, and also now days you can see a great design trend seems appearing around is using type top create portraits,

There are plenty of Typography designs out there for inspiration, here i’ve collected 30 of my favorites for your inspiration, hope you like this collection

1. ) By kolout.deviantart

2. ) By adhemas

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This time DzineBlog presents you with amazing illustration design inspiration, we run into some cool portfolio on the web we found out some great illustration design, i mean u ‘ll love these,

The work of the artists reflects various styles, personalities and cultures, and all designs have one thing in common: they are colorful explosions of energy, optimism and inspirational not all are pure illustration some of these are illustration with images and so, Basically illustration makes the design look pretty

Hope you are inspired by this collection

1. ) Ideafixa

2. ) Just For Fun

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