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Think about your work over the last three months at your library.
What kinds of things have you designed during that time for print or web display?
librarian design share
dribbble . behance
designspiration
sets a mood
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colorzilladegraevecolourloversdesign seedsadobe color cc
league of moveable type
dafont . fontsquirrel
typewolf . fonts in use
lost type co-op
flickr . flickr commons
your archives
the noun project
gratisography . pixabay . picography
If information is different,
make it visually distinct.
Items grouped together
are viewed as one unit.
Every element should have
a visual connection.
Reuse design elements (color,
font, graphics, etc.)
Consider the relative size of
elements to one another and
the medium.
photoshop . illustrator . indesign
publisher . word . powerpoint
canva . piktochart . easelly
google slides . google draw
logo
color scheme
fonts
slogan
logo
color scheme
fonts
slogan
logo
color scheme
fonts
slogan
Colorzilla.com
Coulourlovers.com
Design-seeds.com
Color.adobe.com
Degraeve.com
Flickr.com
Thenounproject.org
Gratisography.com
Pixabay.com
Picography.com
Dafont.com
Losttype.com
Theleagueofmoveabletype.com
Fontsquirrel.com
Fontsinuse.com
Non-Designers’ Design & Type Book
Graphic Design: The New Basics
Universal Principles of Design
ACRL Tech Connect: Design 101