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When I used to be a CBT therapist, a large part of my job was educating the public about mental health, maybe more so than actually delivering therapy. I didn’t always get the chance to deliver talks to groups or partner with other organizations, so I’d leave a poster on public bulletin boards where I could. And I’d always be surprised by how many people signed up for therapy...

Your research poster is a presentation. And right now, it’s broken. You’ve seen the one three spots down – the one that pulls you in before you’ve read a word. Yours, built in PowerPoint at 11pm with eight bullet points and a font size that technically passes, doesn’t pull anyone in. It just… exists. The difference isn’t design skill. No amount of polish will save a poster th...

Brown and yellow color palettes offer a warm, inviting aesthetic that can transform any design project. These earthy tones are versatile, making them ideal for a variety of applications from infographics to marketing materials. Combining the richness of brown with the vibrancy of yellow creates a balanced and visually appealing palette. Whether you’re aiming for a rustic feel...

Blue and yellow color palettes are a timeless combination that can evoke a range of emotions and atmospheres. From the serene and calming to the vibrant and energetic, this duo offers endless possibilities for design. Whether you’re creating a graphic for a business presentation or an infographic for social media, understanding how to balance these colors can make your visual...

Red wine color palettes offer a rich and diverse spectrum of hues that can elevate any design project. From deep burgundies to vibrant crimsons, these shades evoke a sense of sophistication and warmth. Understanding the nuances of red wine colors can help you create visually stunning graphics that resonate with your audience. Whether you’re designing for a wine brand or simpl...