style Latest about style The Invincible review: beautiful art direction, but not for everyone By Ian Dean published 5 November 23 Inspired by Stanislaw Lem’s novel, The Invincible is a celebration of retrofuturism and Golden Age design. Video Game Design Get the Creative Bloq NewsletterDaily design news, reviews, how-tos and more, as picked by the editors.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors MOST READMOST SHARED1The best drawing apps for iPad 2Noel Gallagher's football font makes a mockery of typography, claims design lecturer3A’ja Wilson’s Nike logo makes perfect sense4The new Verizon logo is a glowing success5'I can't tell you how scary it is designing for designers': Why Figma's new UI is a big deal1I can't get enough of these hilarious Photoshop retouching jobs2Apple finally addresses its most infamous design crime 3Harness AI for design and art using your very own workstation4Acclaimed digital brush creator Kyle T. Webster joins Procreate5Using Unreal Engine: what skills do artists need to make it in real time filmmaking?
The Invincible review: beautiful art direction, but not for everyone By Ian Dean published 5 November 23 Inspired by Stanislaw Lem’s novel, The Invincible is a celebration of retrofuturism and Golden Age design.
