Mood boards are something special for many designers. Often times is how an idea starts to born, or better yet, the first action to put it to practice.

The good thing about mood boards is that you can use them for everything. From client work to passion projects, or even life events.

How many times do we ask ourselves “Am I doing this right?”, “Is this actually relevant?” and “Why am I wasting time with something that looks so insignificant?”

You’ve decided that you want to be a logo designer. That’s great! But what should be your first steps? Should you devour every book, there is about logos first or start practicing and selling logos right away?

There are a million questions on your mind preventing you from starting or going further on this path.

I find it curious that most things that we think were created just yesterday are ideas that have been around for quite some time.

Like the first emojis were born in the 80’s, so did GIFs.

I deliberately chose not to write about this year design trends, since there are already too many blog posts about that. But, I have to address something that is becoming WAY too important to ignore and that’s video.

Every day we spend a minimum of 90 minutes online.

And I’m not talking about those who are online junkies or have to be online for work purposes.