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I don't even know how dA works anymore... but I still visit from time to time because it is still the best place to find some incredible artist and artwork. I don't know if things will ever be like they once were but I'm hoping to still continue vectoring and enjoy browsing the site for hours on end if possible. Haven't done so in a long ass time. Ah well, bye now. Artists ~falk2021 (https://www.deviantart.com/falk2021):iconpacman23::iconCrisVector::iconpat-mcmichael::iconminix::iconBw-inc::iconimaginism::iconMichelle84::iconWen-M::iconhakanphotography::iconelpinoy::iconNicc593::iconShinybinary::iconartgerm::iconLimKis::iconhoon::iconJesar::iconKyena::iconblackeri::iconPhi

Colour search for images has been around for ages, but what about multicolour search? The good folks at Idée are proud to announce the Multicolr Search Lab. We extracted the colours from a collection of 3 million “interesting” Flickr images. Using our visual similarity technology you can now navigate the collection by colour. [http://labs.ideeinc.com/multicolr]

Creative thinking is an essential part of design workflow. Whatever sketch you are working on, at some point you find yourself in the situation where you simply need some fresh ideas to find your path around the creativity block. Going away may help. Listening to the music may help. But particularly the works of the famous graphic artists may help. In fact, studying them very closely, you can not only explore new ideas, but also learn the smallest details - they form the profound foundation of every masterpiece. In this post we’d like to present you an ultimate breakthrough for your creativity blocks; over the last weeks we’ve been