atipo ® shared a branding and visual identity project for ström, a creative agency with headquarters in Sweden and Spain that addresses communication from a digital perspective and is adapted to the new audiences.
I think we all have our share of this never-ending pandemic, after more than a year things are slowly changing for the better. Even though there are still parts of the world where things are not doing so well. Let's try to be positive and pushing ourselves onwards. Burnt Toast aka Scott Martin is an illustrator based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Geo Law, an illustrator based London, UK shared a cool series of illustrations mashing up his passion for anime and experimentations. These are doodles made in Procreate and the results are really amazing! If you are a fan of Japanese animations, you will easily recognize the sets of iconic scenes from Akira, Dragon Ball, and Astro Boy.
Vasiliy Oleshko shared a beautiful motion design project titled CONTROL. What can I say about it? Well, look at the stills and you will know exactly why I am sharing it here with you all. The 80s look, feel and colors are all there. The tools used were Maxon Cinema 4D and After Effects.
As a huge movie rat, I can't help to really enjoy this Pixel Art feature for Gustavo Viselner, a game & pixel artist based in Tel Aviv, Israel. His work? Recreating movie and television scenes made of Pixel art. He is on a mission saying that Pixel art is no longer a graphic tool for games and as I quote: "...a form of art".
TOLM XII celebrates the 12th anniversary of TOLM studio. As they describe it, the road makes twists and turns, leading and guiding towards tomorrow. This 3D project celebrates and translates their journey with clever twists of letters and typography. Beautiful and inspiring.
Field Notes, the memo book brand that launched in 2007 as a joint venture between Portland, Oregon-based Draplin Design Company and Chicago-based design firm Coudal Partners, has just launched their 50th quarterly edition and we’re smitten.
Kate Stepanova has an incredible portfolio of illustration projects. I’d love to share one of them, this one in particular is titled Zootopia. At first glance I really thought they were 3D work. Well, they are 3D but not using 3D tools, just pure concept and illustration. The colors and the volumes, everything looks really nice, check it out
In a world where we’re all working from home, how do we know when work ends and life starts? Beam Suntory, the world’s largest bourbon maker, saw a new role for its brands in this reality. A movement to set the boundaries again and make 6-7pm sacred.
36 Days of Type is a project that invites designers, illustrators and graphic artists to express their particular view on letters and numbers of the latin alphabet. Plasticbionic 2020 series was a study into shapes, dimensions & texturing.
Many people know about the challenge that takes place every year called # 36daysoftype, for 8 years it has brought designers and artists from all over the world on instagram under a single hashtag. It has become very popular and I have been participating and trying to challenge myself for 7 years.
It's been at least 6 years since Kristof Van Beversluys (Studio kri kri) had the idea to start painting this moon. The concept was quite clear from the start. “However, I'm not much of a painter. I had painted 3 out of 4 quadrants (the lighter parts) when it was all stranded. I was stuck. I ignored it for a couple of years.
Hadi Tulimat shared the first volume of a series of 3D and Typography poster experiments. This selection focus on 3D shapes mixed with 3D typography using Maxon Cinema 4D, Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop. The result is quite stunning.
Orpheus is a paper sculpture / installation made from 350+ cuts of paper created by Aivaras Ligeika. Custom-made glass showcase has a light installed in the base that gently illuminates the sculpture at night-time, creating a unique experience for the observer.
. DEBUT . shared a branding and visual identity project for Brila Laboratori de Ideas. The concept is quite interesting, when I look at the treatment of the “b” it clearly looks like the number 10. That said the overall identity work is simple, fun and effective. Worth the feature.
We have featured the super inspiring print challenges that Jerry-Lee Bosmans shares on his Behance profile. However, Jerry keeps delivering and it’s hard not to post about. For this collection I was quite amazed by some compositions using simple forms like rectangles. They reminded me of some tutorials I wrote literally a decade ago.
Oin Ye is a ceramic artist from Vietnam. He is more known regionally and sells selected products at exhibitions or art markets. For Oin Ye next exhibition "Collection 2" Studio Fabio Biesel were allowed to develop the branding and visual identity work.
We would like to share the work of Neverasleep who is a VFX & Motion artist based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. We are sharing his 'Little World' series which is a 3-part series of a surreal world where everything is at a slower pace. Breathtaking and taking us to enjoy at the moment.
How you feel about the rise of NFTs? Most of our social feeds have been since submerged with so many digital works that it's getting hard to keep track of it all. Most of them are honestly brilliant, stunning, meaningful, and some others...well, that's why we are here!
