Category: Design

Read Graphis blog entries about award-winning design to learn from the pros and get inspired to create your own stunning designs.

A Soft Design For A Strong Message: New Talent 2023 Latest Entries

This week’s new entries for the New Talent 2023 competition are united by different, yet very admirable,…

Going Out in Public: Design 2023 Gold Winning Works of Ralph Appelbaum Associates and Turner Duckworth

This week’s Gold-winning entries from our 2023 Design Awards take their designs out of the print and…

Color and Craft: Platinum & Gold Winning Posters

This week’s winning posters are all bold statements on the art of color and craft within a…

The Value of Color in Branding: New Talent 2023 New Entries

There are many design elements to consider when creating a powerful brand, but how a designer utilizes…

Two of a Kind: Design 2023 Gold Winning Works

Our two Gold-winning entries for this week both play with the idea of pairs. Whether in the…

Lighting The Way: Poster Platinum and Gold Winning Works

These past winners all have something different to share with the world, yet all revolve around a…

The Importance of a Good Cover: New Talent 2023 Latest Entries

While one should never judge a book entirely by its cover, it’s still true that the power…

Problems To Be Solved: Rikke Hansen, Featured in Graphis Journal #375

“When you graduate, there’s no guarantee that the perfect job is waiting for you. Maybe you have…

Keeping It On-Brand: Design 2023 Platinum & Gold Winning Works

Branding is a big factor when it comes to selling goods or services; it has to tie…

In Awe of Color and Text: Poster Platinum and Gold Winning Winners

These Platinum and Gold-winning posters from 2017 and 2018 are designed with a great preference for bold…

Finding Your Place: New Talent 2023 Latest Entries

Our settings matter. No matter where we are philosophically or emotionally in our lives, the ground beneath…

Paint It Red: Poster Gold Winning Works & New Entries

The color red can convey a lot of different messages depending on the context, but no matter…