Another subject that I would like to share about, 'industrial design', it's something I dearly enjoy to the point that maybe one day I will make a career switch but not yet... Let's take a look at this cool concept of the Cosso, a way to re-invent how we make our espresso and using its feature of making your own capsule as well for later use.
I am starting to be attracted to showcasing work and projects that aren't related to 'user interface' and user experience. It's probably because I work into this field but having the opportunity to share whatever inspires us what makes me keep going with ABDZ.
Who doesn't like a beautiful tattoo? I'm talking about those pieces that get your attention. Artworks that make your turn your head to see more of it and check the details. And yes, I'm the kind of person that will start a conversation if I like a tattoo. I know, weird. There are several different styles of tattoo out there.
Let's take a look at this web design by Ovik Mooshlyan for a furniture website concept. He is a UI/UX designer at Cetis Branding Agency based in Moscow, Russian Federation. His retail concept has interesting points to share with having the total straight in the navigation bar.
Mercedes deBellard is an illustrator based in Madrid, Spain, we have featured her work before on ABDZ. Now she is back with a series of illustrations for Campaña San Isidro, taken on the same beautiful visual approach.
When people ask why we run Abduzeedo, our answer is always, we are always looking for things that inspire us. We are also trying to find new projects before they get featured on other publications. There are some projects that we have to share even after they get featured because they are too good.
Life is strange.
Neuebel® & Mark and Firman Suci Ananda shared an awesome typography project on their Behance profile. The project is about their new typeface called Elgoc, which is a serif display font with a beautiful form, strong contrast and elegant look.
Adobe officially launched Fresco, a next-generation painting and drawing app for the iPad.
Mireldy shared a beautiful brand identity project they worked on for The Creative Republic, a regional creative communication festival held in Bihać, Bosnia, and Herzegovina.
Ilya Sablin and Sergey Nikonenko have shared what I think a pretty unique project on their Behance.
I am a huge Sneaker lad, I don't own a crazy load of pairs but I do appreciate its design work. Whenever I stumbled across a nice-looking shoe, I would always wonder about its process. What's the creative process of making a sneaker? Aurelien Longo does an incredible job and explaining but also he is such a talented maker of these designs.
Bringing a cross section of the ocean into your lounge with the Robben Island Coffee Table is a great example of the intersection of art and furniture design. This island is infamous for its prison that held Nelson Mandela during the Apartheid regime. The coffee table displays Robben Island and the vast South Atlantic Ocean around it.
Zender ! and Christiaan Dros were invited to paint one of the walls of
We are looking at this series of illustrations mixed with paintings by Rinat Khabirov. An artist based in Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation, he shared many impressions and memories from a trip to Georgia. His style is a blend of a photography and painting!
There are some projects that are really incredible but very difficult to understand, especially when the designer doesn't add any description. That's the case of this super intricate industrial design project that Fernanda Morrill shared on her Behance profile for Mexico Paralelo titled Critical Design.
Hi! I’m Tobias van Schneider. I’m the co-founder of Semplice, a portfolio system by designers for designers. We’re teaming up with Abduzeedo to share inspiring design portfolios each month.
Our pal Kris Provoost did it again and shared the amazingness innovation tower design through photographs. The incredible work from Zaha Hadid Architect who is well-known in the community whatever you are into photography and architecture.
The mighty James White has just released the first issue titled: OFF THE GRID #1. A collection of 40 pages of drawings, stories, and art by the man himself. James has been one of the first artists we have featured on ABDZ, about 12 years ago.
Stories are the way we share information with each other. They can be sad or funny, long or short, but they should always remain interesting. This is what unifies our works, despite the fact that they are so different.
