International artists, designers and studios are using playing cards as a canvas to illustrate their vision of what the world will look like 100 years from now. Leading illustrators, graphic designers and visual artists from all around the world have teamed up to create what could be the world’s most unique deck of playing cards.
Pavel Emelyanov and Comence Studio shared a branding and visual identity project they created for DUGA, an interior design and architecture studio based in St. Petersburg. Their process is based on two core principles: relevance to the content of time and the environment.
Andreion de Castro shared a personal motion design project, exploring and experimenting with creative coding on a daily basis. Inspired by pop culture, he often uses lyrics and movie references as the premise of his animations.
Vineeth TP shared a really simple but, in my opinion, quite beautiful branding and visual identity for Petal, a new kind of credit card company determined to take credit into the future. It is designed to help people build credit and spend responsibly. What I love about Vineeth was the way he designed the cards. They look like Pantone colors.
Tom Dixon needed a creative partner for their latest product creation - the Fat Chair. Jonathan Formento working closely with the incredible team of the acclaimed British designer to bring the chair to life in a fun and compelling way. They split the film in three chapters: Intro, Materiality and Finale.
Shipby is a global delivery platform for different kinds of transportation.
Fraktal, Anas Kautsar, Adji Herdanto and Akronim shared an editorial project they created for Gendhis Goods, a local Surabaya brand that sells kitchen utensils and tableware products that are made
Cris Labno is a multidisciplinary designer & art director based in Tarnów, Poland. He has shared such a beautiful 3D series of illustrations that just couldn't go overlooked. The series is simply called: 'Nature' and they are sublime to look at. The techniques, the colors, and the overall atmosphere really sets the tones to these pieces.
Chrisb Marquez shared a beautiful typography work, to be more precise, it’s about his new mono typeface called Ingram Mono, a sans serif font design published by Minor Praxis and Powered by YWFT - sometimes monospaced typefaces tend to be a bit too spaced out, most of
2020 is filled with events that will change the course of our lives for the years to come. Even though the year is still not over yet, there are things happening that need closer awareness in order to shape a better future. The kind folks from InVision have kickstarted back in September what they called: 'Shape our Future' initiative.
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.
Gabriele Calvi shared a motion design project for the music video made for Vanitas is a free interpretation of a common sleep cycle with the aim of visually representing the dark and eerie sounds of the song.
united by shared an incredible branding, graphic design and visual identity project for the Y_Desenhar Portugal exhibition, an expo of Portuguese Design based on the conviction that Design schools are existential laboratories and observatories focused on the technology, sociology and aesthetics of Design, which demonstrate the diversity of perspect
Laura Thomson, Ed Watt and Kerr Vernon shared a branding visual identity project for Open Space, a contemporary arts organization that supports emerging creative practices in unusual venues.
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.
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.
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!
