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We sat down with the master of flat graphics himself, Tom Whalen aka @strongstuff to dish on everything from layers, to typeface, and how to balance multiple characters in one composition. From his first invite to a gallery show, to his current work with large organizations like Mondo and Disney (to name a few), Tom’s work is iconic, stylistic, and packed with industrial strength illustration skills.
Topics include:
🍊 Orange based color palettes
💕 Designing by feel
📂 The importance of Layers, Layers, Layers
🔑 Simplicity can capture all the details
🎁 Collectibles are cool
📅 Keep a tidy schedule
You can find and follow Tom on Instagram and all social media platforms at his aka Strongstuff
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