A new Pure Design Inspiration is up, it's been a little while! I was caught with our move to another country but things are settling down. One burst of inspiration roundup just for you. For this week, I decided to explore Dribbble with the theme of 'dashboard design'.
Judging from our archives, I think the last time we have shared the work from Alessandro Pautasso has been back in 2011. Without any further due, we are sharing his incredible 'Pop Portraits' series, a collection of portraits of iconic celebrities executed true to Alessandro's style.
Happy Friday everyone! I wanted to end the week with this UI/UX case study by the folks from Tubik Studio, a kickass digital studio based in Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine. We are showcasing one of their latest projects, the mobile UI design for a perfect recipes app.
Currently in the middle of setting things up to build a design system at a large scale, for where I am currently working. One of the starting points are the icons who are part of the foundation of a design system. I decided to surf around for UI layout inspiration and I stumbled across the work of Ramotion.
School of Motion - Brand Manifesto is one of the coolest motion design projects I’ve seen on Behance lately. The reason I say that is not because it’s beautiful but due to the amount of people that collaborated and the goals behind it.
So the new iPhone 11 and the iPhone 11 Pro including the Max sizes was announced last week and is now ready for preorder. Whatever you think it's a novelty or not, I am personally curious about the 'triple-camera system' and how strong is the hardware right now to everyday use.
The car industry seems to be heading to a disruption, in this case the EV take over. In my opinion Tesla had a huge role in this process by showing that electric cars can be awesome.
Our good friend Cody Ellingham has shared with us his latest project titled: BANGKOK PHOSPHORS, it's basically a photobook of his journey through the old and new streets of nocturnal Bangkok.
Motion design and animations have a significant role in today's app and web design. They can drive user attention to a specific part of the UI and help designers to reduce the amount of information needed to make the interface more intuitive. In some cases, animations are a differentiator, adding professionalism, finesses and polish to a website or app making them feel natural.
We are sharing the work from Ranganath Krishnamani who is a designer & illustrator from Bangalore, India. I came across his work while doing the Daily Design Inspiration articles. I just loved the clean lines of his illustration style and what struck me the most was his color palette.
I haven't posted about illustration projects for a long time. I have been a bit too focused on brand identity and UI/UX probably because it's something closer to what I do at work, which helps me to get inspired. However the work of Raul Urias is simply phenomenal and I had to share it here with you all.
El Diablo is an art director and illustrator based in Vancouver, BC in Canada. His illustration works are mostly for music albums. I just love the color palette and illustrative style. I have rarely seen a beautiful combination of colors between peach and slight-greeny-blue colors mixing so well together.
Tran Mau Tri Tam is a designer from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam with a really cool portfolio of web design projects. For this post I would like to feature some of those projects that has inspired me during the process of redesigning Abduzeedo.
Paintings have a very special place in my heart. Maybe it is because I remember my mom painting her canvases when I was a kid. She loved when she had time to paint. Maybe it is because with so many different mediums out there, I'm a sucker for the good ole oils and canvas combo.
Meet our good friend Bart Jaillet, first of all, he is a long-time reader of ABDZ and he is an awesome designer. I have met Bart several years ago when he was in Montreal and we have kept in touch since. I truly do enjoy following his jet setting life from New York to France where you get to see his perspective of the world.
Hannes Ahremark is a designer running Studio Ahremar, a design studio based in Gothenburg, Sweden, aiming to create sophisticated design solutions with conceptual depth and contemporary visuals.
Pedro Matos shared a beautiful typography project on his Behance profile titled RAMPA. Built from scratch, for v10. Rampa is a bespoke typeface developed for Primavera BSS, born with the release of Primavera v10.
Constantin Paschou aka The french monkey shared an incredible 3D project titled ''EVERYDAYS''. It is an open source project, dedicated to Cinema4D users. Counting more than 800+ Free Project Files. The Everydays Open Source Project, is dedicated to all Cinema4D users wanting to learn from the artist.
Violaine & Jeremy is a graphic design studio based in Paris, France. They shared this incredible typography project for their new typeface, Cako.
Lucas Olsson shared a really cool web design concept for the Swedish brand Sandqvist. There are a lot of things to love about this project, I would highlight the minimalist look with excellent typography and of course the black and white theme.
