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Design/UX· · 2 min

Women in Design: A Call to Action.

Today, the design world is buzzing with innovation and controversy. From AI-powered animations sparking fan outrage to stunning 3D art that reimagines beloved illustrations, there's a lot to unpack. Plus, a notable conversation about retaining women in creative roles takes center stage — let’s dive in!

Em resumo
  1. Women in Design: A Call to Action
  2. AI Animation: Controversy Brews
  3. 3D Art in Focus
01 · Design/UX

Women in Design: A Call to Action

Alice Sheriff challenges the status quo for women in the creative industry.
Alice Sheriff challenges the status quo for women in the creative industry.

The creative industry faces a significant talent drain as experienced women leave mid-career. Alice Sheriff from Black Rabbit London highlights the commercial impact of this loss, advocating for structural changes to retain female talent. It’s not just about ethics; it’s about business sustainability.

02 · Design/UX

AI Animation: Controversy Brews

Fans are outraged over Amazon's AI animation mockbuster.
Fans are outraged over Amazon's AI animation mockbuster.

Amazon's latest AI-generated animation project, 'Love, Diana Music Hunters,' is facing backlash from fans. The KPop Demon Hunters community feels their beloved genre is being exploited for quick gains. This highlights the growing tension between creativity and technology in entertainment.

03 · Design/UX

3D Art in Focus

A 3D rendition of a beloved illustration.
A 3D rendition of a beloved illustration.

Blender artist Jörg Grubmüller has taken a 2D illustration to stunning new heights with a full 3D recreation. This project showcases how digital tools can breathe new life into traditional art forms. Meanwhile, pro artists share insights into designing believable imaginary creatures, blending realism with fantasy beautifully.

04 · Design/UX

Branding in the Spotlight

Yeti proves branding can be powerful without a traditional logo.
Yeti proves branding can be powerful without a traditional logo.

Yeti celebrates its 20th anniversary by showcasing the power of branding without a name, emphasizing its core customer experiences. On the other hand, the recent Apple icon redesign has drawn criticism for its confusing new look. It's a reminder that simplicity in design often trumps complexity.

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600,000

The number of cinemagoers for the Mexican stop-motion film 'I Am Frankelda'.

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80

The number of markets Oreo's BTS cookies will be available in.

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Creative Bloq

KPop Demon Hunters fans are fuming over Amazon's AI animation mockbuster

Amazon's AI-generated series is causing a stir among fans who feel their culture is being appropriated for profit. The controversy raises important questions about AI in creative industries.

Creative Bloq

Women are not disappearing. The industry is failing to keep them.

Alice Sheriff discusses the significant loss of women in creative roles and how businesses can better retain this talent for a more inclusive future.

Links rápidos
  1. This Tim Burton-esque Mexican stop-motion movie is finally coming to NetflixI Am Frankelda arrives on Netflix soon, promising a unique dark fantasy experience. — Creative Bloq
  2. The Aful Performer 8S is pebble-smooth and luxuriousAful's latest IEM delivers smooth sound and comfort, although it raises questions about its design. — Creative Bloq
  3. These parody Google icons are better than the new updateUsers create hilarious alternatives to Google's new app icons, showcasing creativity in design. — Creative Bloq
  4. BTS Oreo cookies could be the biggest brand collaboration the world has seenThe collaboration between BTS and Oreo is set to be a global hit, reaching numerous markets. — Creative Bloq
  5. This Unreal Engine game turns early-2000s nostalgia into something hauntingly personalAn indie game draws on the nostalgia of the early 2000s to explore deeper themes of trauma. — Creative Bloq