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By Simon Martin Mar 13, 2019 2 min read
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The creative muse can be sidelined by any number of distractions—Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram chief among them. But what if we told you that it’s possible to combine the lures of social media with the spark of creativity? For a daily dose of design inspiration, check out these 10 accounts.

Chris Clarke

The Guardian’s Deputy Creative Director highlights some of the British daily’s best forays into high design.

Leta Sobierajski

Sovierajski is a Brooklyn-based designer and art director with a flair for densely layered, OpArt-inspired visual freak outs.

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Reflecting on some work we did in the past year… For the 10th year anniversary of Vogue Fashion’s Night Out Tokyo, Wade and Leta were invited to create a photospot in Tadao Ando’s Omotesando Hills shopping complex to coincide with the one night only fashion celebration that brings in 40,000 attendees from Tokyo. The challenge? Working within a 2200 cm x 2200 cm space due to fire restrictions. Instead of creating a wall, we set out to create a space that participants could interact with in a multitude of ways by using “escapism” as our theme.  We created a utopian zen garden where people could climb in, pose on, and play with. Additionally, we transformed the nearby seating area into an extension of our installation where participants could take a rest and contemplate another glass of champagne. #voguefashionnightout #tokyovoguefashionnight

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Riley Cran

Type designer Riley Cran’s feed is filled with the best of vintage lettering and his own typographic experiments.

Atlas

A brand and design consultancy based out of London and Mallorca, Atlas’ Instagram account features elegant work in brand identity and graphic design.

Matt Carlson

Omaha-based illustrator Matt Carlson seems to have sprung from the world of the 1930s Federal Art Project, known for their stunning posters and portraits of America’s National Parks.

Cover Junkie

Cover Junkie does pretty much what the title promises—delivers a daily fix of the coolest magazine covers from around the world.

Dschwen LLC

We’re not entirely sure how to to pronounce it, but this design studio’s bold, bright visual treatments are no mystery, combining cutesy stop-motion animations with Technicolor fantasia.

Steven Harrington

Palm trees tripping balls and enigmatic, bow-tied dogs form just part of Steven Harrington’s psychedelic universe. The LA-based artist/designer is perhaps best known for his streetwear collaborations and large-scale installations.   

Hey Studio

The Barcelona-based designers at Hey Studio have a predilection for bold colors and elegant text treatments.

Red Hongyi

The Malaysia-born Hong Yi (better known as “Red”) repurposes everyday materials like egg shells and tea bags to create stunning portraits, design work, and installation pieces.

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