Mar 01, 2016
Thomas Le is a designer from Boston who came up with this amazing concept for nike. Basically an exploration of modern upper technology (Flywire/Magwire) and how that could be interpreted with old methods of making such as weaving/braiding leather lace on a leather upper.
For more from Thomas Le visit behance.net/toomasle.
There's a beauty about creating products that you'll know that most people will find a utility for either for any of their needs. Giving to your end users a product that will change their everyday habit is totally a game changer. On Abduzeedo, we just love to feature them.
The X-Pop Bluetooth Speakers are a powerful medium with handsfree calling, built-in noise filter microphone, cristal clear sound and many more. Designed by our friend Radim Malinic, an award-winning art director, illustrator and graphic designer based in London, UK. With themes like LOVE, PLAY and MOVE; you sure won't go unrecognized. All Rights to Radim Malinic
Replay is a product design project created and shared by Gruev Vladimir. In a nutshell it's a concept project for a music app, as Gruev said, inspired by Spotify, VK, Apple Music and Discogs. There are quite a few interesting ideas and visually you can see clearly the influence of Apple's visual language, especially the shadows and the player screen. That said, it looks a solid exercise where he went all the way designing for desktop and mobile as well as thinking about beyond product design but also branding.
There are so many amazing things that can be done with Javascript, pretty every day there's a new library or script to create effects, animations and improve design in general. Shine is a great example, it's as their slogan says a library for pretty shadows. The cool thing is that the shadows are dynamic and the position can be trigger by mouse location or the motion sensors in your mobile devices. Here are some features