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African Weekly Inspiration 30

After a slight world cup hiatus we are back. We missed you too... It’s that time of the week where we inspire you with great digital projects either made by Africans or inspired by Africa. We are encouraged to see more ...

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Stingo: Keeping Experiments Alive

"Stingo" means "style" but is an out-dated swahili slang word. Yet nothing is out dated with this experimental project of friends and photographer Jim Chuchu. Together with stylists Kepha Maina and Sunny Dolat, Producer, Lucille Kahara and Kangai Mwiti doing make up, ...

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Stonewall+ World Cup Visualizer

In honor of the world cup games, stonewall + created a cool world cup visualizer to catch up on the games, times and events of the FIFA World Cup 2010. You can try out the visualizer on Facebook. If you enjoy it don't forget to 'like it'....

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Create a Clean Modern Web Design Layout

Source: Design Instruct This web design tutorial will help illustrate the best way to create a clean modern website layout that is popular in current web design trends. The tutorial is an important first step in learning essential techniques such as using custom shapes, gradients, selection tools ...

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Younes Badi

Younes Badi, is a young graphic designer from Rabat, Morroco. Younes experiments with various graphic elements from typography, packaging design, character design and illustrations. He utilizes a colorful palette that brings his artwork to life. We specifically love his colorful and creative collages....

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KRONK & NIKE

found via 10and5 Kronk is a prolific South African illustrator, designer and digital artist. His latest project is a NIKE campaign headed by South African ...

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Luma Arcade Showreel 2010

We recently featured Luma Studios and we are pleased to showcase their spanking new showreel for 2010 for their Luma Arcade division. Enjoy. Share your thoughts.

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Open Source Software for Designers

We understand that the cost to become a designer comes at an unreasonable price. The cost of running all of Adobe software may cost you a couple thousand dollars.  This is the main reason why we shall be featuring a series of open software applications to still let you produce ...

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Learn from Africa’s Best – Nathan Reddy

One of the Most Award Winning Digital Artist, South African Nathan Reddy, gives us key lessons on what it means to be a designer and the meaning of the brand. Nathan Reddy is South Africa's most awarded brand specialist having fetched 55 gold, 105 silver and eight grand prix ...

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Mo Shennawy

Mo Shennawy is an Egyptian illustrator, graphic designer and logo artist. His caricatures are simple, colorful and lifelike. His portfolio includes inspirational comic illustrations as well as simple and effective logo design. What stood out to us about Shennawy's work is his intelligent use of color. For more information visit his ...

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The Seek Project

The Seek Project is an art and design studio based in Lagos Nigeria. Their specialties range from fashion/apparel, print and illustration. Founded by Karo Akpokiere, the seek project is influenced by Lagos of the 1980's. Influenced by bold African shapes and color, their illustrations  combine graffiti, ...

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A Chat with Ryan Atkinson

Ryan Atkinson is a 22 year old South African who loves good design. His portfolio features his work with typography, print design, photography, package design, motion graphics and illustration. We were fortunate to catch up with him and ask him a few questions about his work and portfolio. ...

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Jordan Metcalf

Jordan Metcalf from Cape Town, South Africa, is a digital artist who specializes in Graphic Design, Illustration and Typography. His portfolio includes unique characters that are unforgettable. Metcalf also worked on a micro-site that allows you to customize and save a pdf template of a paper ...

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Interview with Anthony Dart

We had the privilege to interview Anthony Dart  Founder and Creative Director of Ontwerp. Based in Johannesburg, South Africa, Dart has built his career on a range of digital media forms and techniques. To begin tell us a little about what you do and your area of expertise. I am essentially ...

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Wangechi Mutu

Wangechi Mutu is an African artist renowned for her haunting and dramatic female figures. An artist from Nairobi, Kenya, Mutu creates painted and collaged images of the female body offering a commentary on feminist and racial issues such as the history of women's representation, cultural migration, global identity, ...

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