Stand out #design skills of spliced visuals

Check out the next three design moves in our Creative Curves Design Leadership Series
Cheeky characters
Twist your tongue in cheek and stretch your driest humour as this trend inspires odd matches between humanistic traits and unexpected critters.
Often hand drawn illustrations, these creative directions are reminiscent of a Roald Dahl storybook persona that flies in the face of conformity. Follow the lines of this trend for characters that take on rebellious lines.
We ♥ the quirks that emerge in each cheeky character, and we are particularly overprotective of our wry-suited water brandishing Ebony+Ivory panda, who goes by the name of Da Vinci.


Designer: Ana
Pop art comicsĀ
Comics are often serious in subject matter but can be arrestingly eye stopping when you add a fusion of pop art to them.
While this trend is a throwback to a long gone era of the hippy, it adds a fresh stamp of creative energy as we post our way closer to 2022.
We ♥ this trend as it is versatile and can be tried on for size to punch up the visual power of any product.

Finer art finishes
One feature of fine art is how the artist carries the viewer into layers of experiences using texture, and this year it was projected that we would see bold acrylics and paint techniques more in artwork.
There is an honesty and unapologetic beauty inherent in the design trend of fine art infusion.
We ♥ how the hand drawn woman on this cuppa stirs in beautifully with the packaging as it tiles with texture, making us NOT want to cry over any of the spilt milk (or caffeine).

Follow the next creative curve as we pick up on the third and final set of design trends in blog three of this Ebony+Ivory Creative Curves Series.
- The lost art of integration: Why media strategy needs both flesh and digital18 Dec 15:28
- Lessons from the Runway: What advertising can learn from the fashion industry17 Nov 13:44
- The real cost of winning business in advertising16 Oct 09:38
- Why media agencies still matter and why talent, not tech, will determine media’s future (part 4)06 Oct 10:22
- Why media agencies still matter: Opportunity knocks25 Sep 08:57


















