Geez, it’s been way too long since I posted a Design Treasure Hunt. What can I say? Old & New has kept me pretty busy. Anyways, basically, I always try to keep a look out for design treasures that are hidden in plain sight and snap pics of them with my phone.

I just started using Pinterest for collecting all the cool Biblical/Religious designs I come across.

One of the ways I try to stay creative even when I’m not doing art or design work is by doing Design Treasure Hunts. Basically, I alway try to keep a look out for design treasures that are hidden in plain sight. Below are some of my most recent discoveries.

I come across a lot of great Biblical design from other folks. Gettin’ Biblical is a blog series to share those designs.

I come across a lot of great Biblical design from other folks. Gettin’ Biblical is a blog series to share those designs.

One of the ways I try to stay creative even when I’m not doing art or design work is by doing Design Treasure Hunts. Here are a few of my most recent discoveries.

I come across a lot of great Biblical design from other folks. Gettin’ Biblical is a blog series to share those designs.

One of the ways I try to stay creative even when I’m not doing art or design work is by doing Design Treasure Hunts. Here are a few of my most recent discoveries.

I’ve gotten a few questions from folks asking about creativity. Specifically, about ways to stay creative in your daily life. During those times where you may not be “working” on design stuff. I thought I’d share one way that I try to extend creativity into my daily life.

Scott Hill is the Art Director (and co-founder) of Foundry Collective, a creative agency based in Oklahoma City. I love everything I’ve seen from Scott but I wanted to focus this post on his Animal Alphabet series. I’m in love with the playfulness of it and the color palette is spectacular.