M35 shared a stylish editorial design project for the McGrath Report. The Australian real estate market is one of the most competitive in the world. To help make sense of it all, The McGrath Report is an annual, future trends publication rich in market analysis, insights and data.
Marina Goñi Estudio shared a beautiful branding and visual identity for a digital advertising - programmatic company located in Madrid. The company is at a moment of big growth and national and international development. They were looking for updating their brand image with the values and strength necessary to go with the present moment.
DYST Op. Became a reality thanks to the global "pandemic" that touched us all. Yes, you read that right, thanks to the pandemic! For many years Lucas Savelli wanted to learn 3D and start creating his own world, but he never managed to make this dream come true.
Oleg Coada shared a branding and visual identity for Kote, an urban street-wear clothing brand for males as he describes on the project page on Behance. With a very simple approach and a clever symbol I believe Oleg did a great job creating something elegant and fresh.
Michael Novia shared a beautiful 3D project of personal explorations using Cinema 4D titled Texere, which is an exploration of composition and color. I've experimented with organic cloth simulations and vibrant materials. Texere attempts to blend the complexity of cloth with simple, uncomplicated composition and dramatic lighting.
Marvin Schwaibold shared an awesome branding and UI/UX project for VC Swipe, a platform that matches and connects outstanding investors with future startups. On the platform, an AI analyses your situation and gives you the best matches based on your preferences.
Gláuber Sampaio is a Brazilian designer with a beautiful portfolio. I could literally feature all his work here because of the quality and presentation. Glauber has mastered the use of the grid and the Swiss style or should I dare say Brazilian style as I see many designers from my country do this really well.
Adobe this year opened their MAX conference to all. It makes sense, we are all virtual, so why not reach more designers and creative folks in the community, so thanks Adobe!
Miles Hellyer shared a quite inspiring 3D project titled Ceramic Therapy. The reason I say that is because it’s a simple example of working with 3D. Not hyper realistic or crazy renders.
In less than a month, the anticipated game of Cyberpunk 2077 will finally be here. I feel we have been waiting for this game for years and we did.
Lutton Gant, a photography studio in Valladolid (Spain), which specializes in weddings and family portraits, reached out to Azote. Studio to work on their new brand and visual identity with the goal of diversifying into a new identity that would answer photography queries for companies and professionals.
If you, like me, are trying to learn a bit more of 3D and chose Blender as the tool of trade I recommend that you check out the work of Matti Tauslahti. This project also links to a nice tutorial on how to create a similar effect.
The fine folks from Designit are back with another case study covering their collaboration on the branding & visual identity for a non-profit The Menomadin Foundation and their 'mission-based' approach to social impact.
Rron Berisha shared the branding and visual identity project he created for himself. The redesign of his personal brand had the main goal of reflecting the values he stands for.
Kota Yamaji is a digital artist based in Tokyo, Japan, he just shared his art contribution for the 2020 Adobe MAX Conference. Seeing his colorful and surreal style, I decided to share some of the few things he shared on his Behance.
Adobe MAX IS the conference to attend when you are part of the industry as a designer, an artist, a creator, and basically anybody who promotes 'creativity' in their workflow. Adobe is being known to always bring quality expectations for its events, even during a global pandemic.
Derek Elliott created a series of 21 3D animations inspired by user interfaces. They all stick to a theme of white and orange, with simple, machine-inspired animation. The work was done in my newest favorite tool, which I am trying to learn, Blender 3D.
The talented designers at hup studio shared the branding work they did for Technogym Live, a fitness streaming platform offering live classes on Technogym’s smart equipment. They chose to explore a bold typography with very simple elements like rectangles with clever animations. The result is a modern and elegant system.
Dmitriy Vorontzov is an art director and motion designer based in Moscow, Russian Federation. He shared an intriguing project titled: 'Geological art' and it's basically geological maps turned into 3D art. They look quite amazing and so creative!
Kurt Chang is an artist based in Los Angeles, CA, USA, he has been sharing pretty illustrations via his Behance. With this never-ending pandemic, I have noticed an increase in 'digital art' projects being shared.
