Design by Simil shared this sublime packaging design for SAIREN, a clear spiced rum crafted by Ohara’s Rum at The Parrot Club in Sheffield, England.

I always excited whenever I see new work from Evgeny Zubkov, an illustrator and graphic designer from Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation.

It's cool to see products sharing enhancements through user experience and technical implementations that actually improve usage on the daily basis.

Writing in with some inspiring shots from one of my new favorite projects celebrating our one and only Mother Earth from a bird’s eye.

Old school console is making a slow comeback in our household. Most of us have been staying in confinement during the holidays.

Seeing a slight shift of designers getting into fintech, financial services, and wealth management.

David Silva shared a branding and visual identity for the architect and her firm Thalita Garcia Arq.

A really cool 3D series by Ben Fearnley, a 3D artist and designer based in New York City, USA.

How about a rad series of Big Sur icons made in 3D to kick off the year?

atelier d'alves, Natanael Gama, Joana Correi

Ramen. You may be addicted to it, have tried it, or simply heard of it...

With the new year, the lockdown is still a topic on every mouth, stay home they say, keep distance they ask, and wear your mask they required.

For our first Monday of 2021, we bring a film and motion design shared with us by 

Huisu Jo shared an industrial design project that would solve one of the biggest issues I have today with working from h

It’s hard to describe the past year. Perhaps the best definition is the word change, closely followed by anxiety. The pandemic has changed lives forever.

De-form.hu shared an incredible printed calendar for 2021 titled Typorigami Calendar 2021. The name says it all, it mixes typogra

Santi Zoraidez shared a collection of his best 3D work done in 2020. I am personally a fan of his incredible designs.

The future of art is based on the past but with much more accessible and innovative tools near hand to achieve what we aim but sometimes that innovation is hard to bring back the past.

Spencer Woolcott, Saxon Campbell, and