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A few posts ago I shared with you a project where Nutella used an algorithm to create 7 million unique patterns for their packaging. Today I’m sharing with you a similar project from Eye Magazine…
Eye is a London-based graphic design publication, and as such its covers are always striking and wonderfully conceived. Issue 94 (Typography special) is no exception, but it comes with a particularly original twist: 8000 unique covers.
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WHO:
Linda Baritski is the engine behind Season of Victory. She’s a freelance designer and art director based in London.
WHAT:
She’s currently working on projects in publishing, branding and packaging. Her designs are also available as fabric at Spoonflower, homewares at Society6 and phone covers at Casetify, among others.
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At the end of last year, I made a few video tutorials for my Pattern Kick customers, explaining some useful tips & tricks to help them make the most of their pattern files. Today I’m sharing one of them with you: How to easily change colour groups to Pantone colours in Illustrator.
This video tutorial will show you, as described in the title, how to convert Illustrator colour groups in your Swatches panel, to Pantone colours. A very useful trick for when you have some artwork ready to send to the printers but didn’t work with Pantone colours from the beginning.
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You might already know that I’m absolutely crazy about colour, and in my endless search for the perfect colour palette, I come across a multitude of resources, offline and online, good, not so good and plain bad…
One of my all time favourites is Pantone Studio, an iOS app for colour inspiration and management, created by Pantone, a provider of professional colour standards and digital solutions under a universal language.
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In February this year, Italy enjoyed the launch of ‘Nutella Unica’. 7 million Nutella jars were put on sale, each of them with a one-of-a-kind patterned label.
The interesting thing here is that each and every one of these unique patterns was designed by one algorithm.
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