01Tools
Free utilities that each solve a single problem. They run in your browser — no account, no upload, no watermark.
A colour exploration tool for building palettes that actually hold together.
Clean, high-resolution QR codes that match your brand instead of fighting it.
Placeholder copy in readable English, shaped like the content it stands in for.
HEIC, JPEG, PNG, WebP and AVIF, converted in batches without uploading a thing.
02Course
Learn the whole Affinity app — vector, raster and layout — as one workflow rather than three separate programs. The software is free; this is the part that isn’t.
UGX 150,000 · EUR 39.99 · USD 39.99

03Practice
Four areas, one approach: work out what the thing is for, remove everything that isn't serving that, then obsess over what's left.
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Identity systems, campaign assets and the visual language that ties them together — built to stay coherent as a brand grows past its first few touchpoints.
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Design made for the feed, the ad slot and the screen it will actually be seen on. Format-aware from the start, not resized after the fact.
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Decks, reports and long-form layouts where the typography is doing the persuading and the hierarchy is doing the work.
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Small, sharp utilities that solve one problem properly — built because the existing options were slower than they needed to be.
04Approach
05Latest updates
What changed in the tools and platforms designers work in — and what it means for the work itself.

Apple's foldable is iPhone Duo, costs $1,999 and ships on 23 October. The telling decision is not the 7.6-inch inner display — it is that the closed phone gives up almost nothing.

NEW: A physical aperture that moves between ƒ/1.48 and ƒ/4, and a sensor that signs what it saw so a photo can be proved unedited.

Apple’s “Surprise and shine” event takes place on Wednesday, September 9, at 10 a.m. PT. The confirmed part is the event itself; the hardware lineup remains unconfirmed.
Brand work, campaign or marketing assets — let’s talk.