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- UI Jar is a handpicked design inspiration for your real life projects All posts are either from real life projects or ideas that can be applied to...
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- Design Roundup is a weekly roundup of the best design resources, a new issue is sent out and published every Sunday.
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- Newsletter that teaches you design via 50 curated courses
- Make moodboards in minutes—for free: ⠀ 💨 1-click remove background 🪄 Automatic tidy up 🎨 Real-time color palettes 💬 Add sticky notes 🔗 Easy link sharing ⠀ No signup. No time-wasting. No fuss. ⠀ ⚡ set.new: your shortcut to creation.
- Creative Brew is a weekly Newsletter that serves up the freshest content for creators - from artists to writers, developers, game builders, and more. Every Monday we seek to empower and inspire creators to reach the next level.
- The Skimm, for creative writing. 🤩 For writers, storytellers, marketers & creators who want to turn their audience into addicts, we curate the world’s most creative writing samples and send that morning’s favorites straight to you so you learn from the best.
- As simple as drag-n-drop or copy-paste to create your interactive moodboard, collage, or personal page.
- Showing you the creative hustle. Made for creators by creators. A weekly Newsletter: Featuring exclusive interviews with: @PabloStanley @LuliKibudi @ Hyuamnkind @StudioBlup @DiegoLRodriguez @CharlesPatterson and more! See our latest newsletter here
- Moodz was created to help designers quickly generate mood boards right in Figma. You can simply drag in a bunch of image inspiration, and with the click of your mouse have them perfectly organized on a new mood board.
