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Previous Issues
- AD74: PowerPoint: Love it or Hate it, it's Here to Stay
22 December 2024 | Issue #74 In this issue: PowerPoint is Here to Stay The Design Community Has Turned a Corner 9 Branding Tools To Use When Marketing Your Business AI Adoption Gap Found Between Executives and Entry-Level Marketers Design Quote of the Week Prompt: a designer using PowerPoint. --ar 16:9 Business Insider recently published an article lamenting the overuse of PowerPoint and how some high-powered individuals are trying to do away with it. (for the duration of this post, if you...Read more - AD73: The Index of Aesthetics: Aligning Your Creative Vision
8 November 2024 | Issue #73 In this issue: An Index of Aesthetics In Defense of Jaguar Achieve Your Creative Goals in 2025 Shopify / Canva Integration AI Literacy is the Key to ROI Design Quote of the Week How many times have you found yourself in a conversation, and the person you're talking with just doesn't grasp what you're trying to say? Or worse, you leave the meeting in alignment, but it turns out you were both talking about different things. This happens far too often and there isn't...Read more
- AD72: Do We Need Websites Anymore?
24 November 2024 | Issue #72 In this issue: Do We Need Websites Anymore? Canva Design Trends 2025 25% of Google's Code is Generated by AI Coca-Cola's AI-Generated Ad Sparks Discussion How Many Colors Can You Name? New Survey: Designers' Views on Using AI Design Quote of the Week Prompt: a cartoon illustration. A hipster man with a beard and black-rim glasses is facing the camera, but his eyes are looking to the right side. Behind him is a robot. --ar 16:9, then modified in Adobe Illustrator...Read more
- AD71: Is Your Organization Becoming Diamond-Shaped? Here’s What It Means for Entry-Level Talent
17 November 2024 | Issue #71 In this issue: Job Impact Stats Organizations Becoming Diamond-Shaped, Leaving Entry-Level People on the Sidelines Audi Launches New Car Without 4-Ring Logo Will AI Replace Illustrators? How to Have a Hybrid Career Design Quote of the Week Prompt: a giant, glowing blue diamond in the middle of the picture. Smaller people are looking up at it --ar 16:9 We've known that generative AI is transforming the job market, and now we can see some data to back that up. New...Read more
- AD70: The Brand Builder's Checklist – Plus LLM Rankings
10 November 2024 | Issue #70 In this issue: The Creative Director's Checklist Chat.com Buyer Revealed to be OpenAI The Checklist Prompt Technique for GenAI Experimenting with Claude's new Computer Use Agent How Trustworthy is Your LLM? Design Quote of the Week Prompt: a person is sleeping with their head down on their desk --ar 16:9 I'm keeping it short this week. We're all exhausted. Whether or not you're a brand designer, there's a great chance that you have a role that is somewhat...Read more
- AD69: New Site Shows Odds of AI Replacing Your Job
3 November 2024 | Issue #69 In this issue: Will Robots Take My Job? Depends on the Job SearchGPT Launches as ChatGPT’s Real-Time Search Feature Tech Companies Report Earnings, AI Companies Do Well Why AI Won’t Reinvent the Alphabet Anytime Soon First in the U.S.: 3-Year Bachelor’s Programs Coming to New England College Midjourney's New Editing Tools Design Quote of the Week Prompt: a robot taking a person's job --ar 16:9 According to WillRobotsTakeMyJob.com, graphic designers are at moderate...Read more