#visual communication and design

[zerodesigns]

Best Tools and Websites to Generate Blog Ideas

Generating fresh and engaging blog subjects can be a challenge, but the good news is, numerous tools and internet sites can aid produce creative content ideas. Whether you're a blog owner, digital online marketer, or material maker, these systems will certainly guarantee you never run out of ideas. If you are in the corporate branding service sector, these devices can be particularly beneficial in identifying trending topics and developing useful material for your target market. Allow's check out some of the most effective idea-generation tools available today.

1. Google Trends

Best for: Recognizing trending subjects

Google Trends is an effective tool that aids content developers uncover trending subjects and measure the popularity of search questions gradually. You can filter outcomes by area, time range, and group to customize insights to your target market.

Key Features:

Track keyword search volume over time

Contrast numerous search terms

Discover regional passion for certain subjects

Recognize outbreak trends prior to they go mainstream

How to Utilize:

Visit Google Trends and enter a keyword pertaining to your specific niche to see just how its popularity has actually altered in time.

2. BuzzSumo

Best for: Assessing prominent content

BuzzSumo aids you locate one of the most common and engaging content across social networks systems. By analyzing high-performing content, you can craft blog posts that are more likely to resonate with your target market.

Key Functions:

Discover one of the most shared content in any kind of specific niche

Assess competitors' content performance

Discover influencers who share comparable topics

Track trending material in real time

Exactly how to Use:

Check out BuzzSumo and go into a topic or key words to find top-performing posts and material concepts.

3. Blowing up Topics - Exploding Topics

Best for: Recognizing emerging trends

Taking off Topics is a device created to discover patterns before they come to be mainstream. It aids material developers and organizations remain in advance by determining expanding subjects in various industries.

Secret Functions:

Discover fast-growing search fads

Accessibility trend information across numerous sectors

Determine chances for very early material development

Exactly how to Use:

Visit Exploding Topics and search different categories to discover brand-new and trending blog site concepts.

4. Solution The Public - Answer the Public by Neil patel

Best for: Searching for audience inquiries

Answer The Public generates content concepts based upon genuine questions individuals ask in online search engine. It provides information in a visually appealing format, making it very easy to see what users are curious regarding.

Secret Functions:

Create long-tail keyword phrase concepts

Find material inspiration based on individual inquiries

Arrange search questions into categories

Just how to Utilize:

Most likely to Answer The Public, enter a keyword phrase, and discover one of the most typically searched concerns related to it.

5. HubSpot Blog Concept Generator

Best for: Quick blog subject recommendations

HubSpot's Blog Concept Generator is a convenient device for conceptualizing blog topics. By going into a few keywords, it generates numerous blog title tips immediately.

Key Attributes:

Generates five blog subject ideas totally free

Supplies a complete year of blog site ideas with premium gain access to

Offers SEO-friendly blog site title ideas

Exactly how to Make use of:

Browse Through HubSpot Blog Concept Generator, get in up to 5 nouns, and obtain a listing of material concepts promptly.

Last Thoughts

Getting fresh material concepts doesn't have to be hard. With tools like Google Trends, BuzzSumo, Exploding Topics, Answer The General Public, and HubSpot's Blog Concept Generator, you can find trending topics, examine rival content, and address real target market inquiries. If you're trying to find ideas for company branding solution content, these tools will certainly assist you create compelling and SEO-optimized post.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION

1. What is the best device for identifying trending topics? Google Trends assists track keyword appeal and find trending subjects.

2. Exactly how can I assess prominent material in my niche? Use BuzzSumo to discover the most shared and interesting material in your sector.

3. Where can I discover emerging patterns prior to they go mainstream? Check Exploding Topics to find fast-growing patterns in different industries.

4. Exactly how do I discover concerns my audience is asking? Answer The Public produces material ideas based on real individual questions.

5. What tool can promptly produce blog site ideas? HubSpot Blog site Idea Generator gives blog subject suggestions quickly.

Which tool do you utilize one of the most? Allow us recognize in the remarks!

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[umblrspectrum]

infinitely funnier visuals in my head, likely because they werent subject to my actual skill level in art

[kalinazlatkova]

“The Art and Making of Arcane: League of Legends” 🎨🎨🎨🎨 Book Review Under the Cut 

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Hi All! 😊 As I have amassed loads of Art Books throughout my degree and in my work as an illustrator, I thought I could do some reviews so those of you who are just now embarking on your art journeys and wondering whether something is worth spending money on, can make an informed decision about what part of your creative development you want to put your money towards.     I’m thinking of structuring the reviews in five key areas, with books earning a palette for each area they score against, with a total of five palettes being the max, and a brush being awarded in areas where a book can only score half a point. As someone from a working-class background who is also neurodivergent, I’m especially mindful how these things can impact the way in which we access information and new knowledge. Of course, if you have any suggestions on what else should be included, please let me know and I’ll be happy to consider this in future too. 😊  

Now! Off to the main bit... 

Is the book Useful? 🎨 

I think this would of interest not only to fans of the game and series alike, but also less experienced artists who want to learn about the motivation, inspirations, ideas, and thought processes behind the storytelling, characters and plotlines. Alex and Chris (the Creators) talk about the history and background of how it came to be, how the right group and studio of people were found to bring it together, and how the story and visuals were built from the smallest details to the major production hurdles. There are the back scenes of the storyboarding and character designs, with frameworks and the timeline between the layouts of the game vs the show. The book also goes down into details on the music, lyrics, color schemes, speeds of animation, backgrounds and the in-depth world building of Arcane. It pays attention to the visual and personal development of the central characters, their set bases and their props. Given all of this, I would say – Yes. It is a very useful source and guide on master adaptation, for those already interested in the game as well as those who have just come into its world now, brought in by the art of the show before they got caught in the story.  

Is the book Engaging? 🎨

The book design has been planned thoroughly, and the content is very well paced. There is good overlay between photographs, illustrations, game graphics and show scenes alongside the text and other visuals. The design of the book is beautifully done, with phenomenal coloring, and good spacing between the texts and images. As someone who struggles with big chunks of text, and a very temperamental attention span, the way that the chapters and sub-sections of the book are broken up, helped me quite a lot in managing to keep my focus and my mind engaged at one page at a time, without feeling the need to put it down indefinitely or jump ahead and move on to the next bit before I was done. Therefore, I would say – Yes. It is manageable, digestible, and entertaining, which makes it a joy to engage with, and even more so because it can be done so easily.  

Is the book Accessible? 🖌️ 

There might be some pages where people who are easily visually overstimulated might struggle to keep with the text, as the graphics fill the sheet and overlay each other quite strongly. However, if you are someone who prefers the strong visuals of a comic book or a graphic novel, then this might not be an issue for you at all. Overall, the blocks of text come in small chunks and are set in narrow columns with a max of 15 words to a line at its longest (on average up to 10), which makes the text easier to follow. Though the typesetting of the book is primarily in serif fonts, and on some pages the text blocks are slanted to fit the visuals’ layout better. I have an advantage that I have a digital copy and can easily zoom into the text, though if you had the physical copy of the book (judging by the format size of 23.5 x 3 x 32.4cm) there might be some pages where you struggle with the smaller lines. From what I have been able to find out, the standard hardcover edition weighs approx. 800gr, which isn’t very light to carry or hold up with one hand, especially considering a thick rectangle is less manageable than a single bag of sugar or bottle of water for example. In terms of language, it is written in plain English (in EN speaking countries) and even though I am not a native English speaker, there were no overcomplicated structures or words I was unfamiliar with at any time. So overall, I would say Yes and No. It is up to you to decide whether any of the above is a deal breaker regarding accessibility, but if it is in the physical aspects, I would advise in looking for a digital copy alike myself as well.  

Is the book Affordable? 🖌️ 

Well. When I was looking for a copy, unfortunately there were no paperbacks available, and the only hardbacks were second hand varying in price point from £40 - £80 GBP. Which is about $50 – 110 USD, or €45 - 95 EUR. I also could not find any free digital copies, so my only option was to buy the book on Kindle for £14, or approx. $18 / €16. Given that when I was a student, I used to live on £1 a day (my family is poor), I think that up to £80 for a single art book is a high price to pay, especially for a young person who isn’t in full time employment. But even though I am a working adult now, I still wouldn’t pay this for the book given that the actual cost was £40 before it went out of stock, and the price has been inflated solely because the book isn’t physically available anymore. Due to this, and because it is the right thing to do, before making a purchase, I would adamantly encourage you to check with the library(ies) near you first. If they have it, you can borrow it for free and make copies, scans or take pics of it if you’d like to make your own digital copy. If this is not an option, look for it online and check if there are any torrents on the sites you have access to where you live. Only if you exhaust all other options, or if you are dead set in buying a physical copy for a memento / getting it signed by the artist type of keepsake, should you consider purchasing it at the inflated price. So even though the book might be affordable to those who have the money, that simply isn’t applicable to most people, meaning that – No. It isn’t affordable as it would not fall into most people’s budgets easily or without being looked at as a luxury.    

Is the book Worth it? 🎨

Even though due to points 3 & 4 above, I cannot give the book a full 5 palettes, and must settle only on 4, I would say – Yes. It has been great to learn more about the backstory and history of Arcane and the people who made it possible. The work they’ve put in for years, each single step in their journey and the care and dedication that has been poured into the creation of this new world. It has been lovely to gain an insight into the visual development of the series, as well as the character building, and the considerations awarded to all the small things that make them the characters that they are and the characters that we love. I may have never played LoL but I absolutely loved the show. Though even if I hadn’t seen it, from the perspective of a graphic designer, I can certainly appreciate the beauty of Arcane and this book still. And if like me, you are new to this world, then I suspect the book will make you love it even more. It’s worth it.  

[peanutdoodler]

Applications Open Now!

Character Design Development Project Portfolio Application

Bi-weekly Character Prompts/Challenges

Make sure to read these PDFs before you fill out an application (they're very short)

Made an insta page for info and updates

Tumblr blog: @character-development-group

Applications Close 3/16/25

Reblogs are so appreciated, thank you everyone who's been sharing my post!!! :))

[theartingace]

when I tell you I have been doodling Wolf359 nonstop and listening to hardly anything else..

[tender-crescent]

Bookstore in Mexico City

[disarm-and-conquer]

[malacandrax]

The creative fulfillment of actually being able to draw my fixation during work hours without guilt ... I used to cram bg3 into evenings a lot. (Now I'm cramming ocs into work hours And evenings //shot)

[fire-on-fuel]

this is definitely an if you get it you get it post cause I can't be assed to articulate it for a wider audience but I can always tell when people don't understand other cultures specifically indigenous ones by how they go about designing stuff for imaginary cultures. and you might be reading this going yeah duh but I'm talking specifically about warrior cultures (for lack of a better term) where the creator really likes the warrior-ness so there's plenty of positive intent but!! it's still instantly clockable. There's this like suffocating chauvinistic misreading of power and symbolism and what actually shapes reverence of violence and ancestral honor that the creator either pastes from white supremacist retvrn culture or from the defaulted on noble savage trope. And depending on which the end result is either some pick and choose cartoon viking shit that insists upon itself or what boils down to "wild west (or assorted Other, Foreign, Remote) savages kill for fun but in a like cool and edgy way". Both depend on innacurate western cultural reference points to fetishize violence instead of respecting its necessity and the gravity of that; the former from an inside and the latter from an outside perspective. Now. This phenomenon is neither dependent on the creator being white or required to appear 100% in full 100% of the time because these are ideas traced from pop culture holdouts as well as systematic propaganda. But they appear in bits and pieces and flashes very often and I know its not just me who can tell.

[moefuku]

[greenbonez]

Poster inspired by The White Lady Loves You More by Elliott Smith 🌸

Just how it felt at the time.

Made in Affinity By GREENBONEZ

[big-gay-bird]

LOW VISION PRIDE FLAG

Hello! I am BRAND NEW to actually making my own flags (as in this is the first flag I have ever shared publicly) but have loved vexillology for a long time.

I am Low Vision myself, it’s an identity I have had a complex relationship to since I was a kid, but in trying to bolster my pride I lamented a bit our lack of a flag. To be clear now, I don’t mind anyone from Blind to glasses wearer using this flag. If low vision is a label that helps describe your experience then you are welcome to use this!

This is based on the blind flag posted by a deleted user on the vexillology subreddit, where they used the the same symbol EU cross walk’s do to indicate that the device is there to help blind/low vision folks cross the intersection. (They make sound and light up too.) The symbol was very visually striking in a way that stood out to me as a low vision person.

The circles also remind me of how we use tactile clues to navigate our world, including things like braille. (Though I do not believe this is an actual letter is Braille. I think a message in braille would be difficult to read in this context for blind/low vision folks as I often struggle when I’ve seen that attempted.)

It is also based on the community disability pride flag by Ann Magill. I know green is ironically not the most visually accessible color, but on the community flag the creator used this stripe to represent those of use with sensory related disabilities (blind, D/deaf, Deafblind,etc.) so I wanted to include it as well to tie into that flag.

I know the disability community flag is somewhat less harsh to avoid seizures. I do hope this flag is safe but I was also attempting to insure the contrast was visually accessible.

I also have dysgraphia so I am worried things don’t line up quite right but if someone more sighted and less dysgraphic than me wants to edit please feel free!

[chiropteracupola]

a few friends from the Wood and the Riverbank

[peanutdoodler]

Hi guys! I'm in the process of creating a discord group focused on a limited number of artists' who want to develop a character design project for their portfolio. If you're interested in this idea, please fill out the interest form as the project/group will be tailored around feedback so if you're mildly interested, I’d encourage you to fill it out.

I know a lot of followers and mutuals are art students and so may not be interested but I'd appreciate reposts if you think your followers might be interested :)

[seillamii]

sevika, mah wife