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Artists have long sought ways to convey motion and the passage of time within a static, two dimensional space. Implied motion can transform an otherwise uninteresting design into a far more dynamic expression that catches the consumer’s eye. Here are just a few examples of how you can incorporate implied motion into a two-dimensional design:
As I wake today to a dreary morning, I greet the family with my usual sleepy eyes and stumble to the coffee pot for the first cup of the day.
The one constant to every morning is the greeting I receive from our two shih-tzus, Britta and Dylan. If dogs could smile, these guys would be BEAMING!
Deep freeze temperatures. Mammoth snowstorms. Freezing rain. Downed trees and branches. Power outages that last days. And then it all happens all over again.
This is Snowmageddon! One of the worst winters not only in the Northeast but for a good portion of the country.
In the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, we often lose sight of the “Spreading the Joy & Cheer” part.
Here’s a quick top ten list to help you do just that:
We hope that you’ll find a little inspiration in these ideas. Reply to our blog post and let us know what YOU do to Spread Joy & Cheer!