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There's a new mural in my neighborhood with awesome patterns! How should I adapt them for a branding project?
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umaw697mo ago
Hey, have you thought about copying the imperfections? Murals often have little mistakes or texture that makes them feel alive. That roughness could actually make a brand feel more real than something too clean.
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lisa3317mo ago
Yeah, that reminds me of this old mural in my neighborhood. The drips and smudges made it feel ALIVE, not just some perfect ad.
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val_clark47mo ago
That point about drips and smudges making it feel alive... I used to be all about clean lines and no mistakes. I thought any flaw meant the work was less than it should be. But then I started noticing how perfect stuff often feels cold and fake. Those mural imperfections... they add a human touch you can't get from a machine. It's like the artist's hand is right there, and it tells a story beyond the image. Now I see that roughness as a sign of life, not a failure.
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