When I was surfing on Twitter, I stumbled across this 'tweet' shared by our good friend James White who was reminiscing the early days of 'design internet' and how everything used to be about the pixels and the little details. We became so standardized in our principles that we tend to forget what the 'internet' used to be.

Sneakers! We love them, we collect them and why not create imaginative 3D models just like what David Padilla is doing through visual explorations and experiments. They are delightful, playful and purely creative through many styles of color palettes waiting to be devoured by our eyes.

Peter Tarka is a designer with an incredible portfolio. I literally spent hours just checking his work and paying attention to the details. Peter’s 3D style is quite friendly, for lack of better word. It reminds me of Nintendo games actually.

Trey Ingram shared a collection of beautiful illustrations he created inspired by national parks in the US. The vector illustrations have a low-poly style (for lack of better term) and highlight the beauties of each one of the parks including Yellowstone, Acadia, Zion, Everglades and others.

halawany is an art director and a 3D artist based in Cairo, Egypt, it's not our first time sharing about halawany's work on abdz. Aside from his 3D skills who are astonishing, I am more inspired and delighted by his sense of creativity.

Hasselblad, since 1941 has been creating cameras for inspired photographers to create timeless masterpieces and capture many iconic images, including documenting the historical moment of the first humans on the Moon.

Ariel Palanzone shared an elegant branding and packaging design project for Skintra, a natural, high quality, handmade cosmetic brand. I designed brand identity, and the packaging design. in addition to the artistic direction and visualization of the product.

Stark is a series of products to help you and your teams streamlined accessibility and compliance across the design process. They are what I would say the norm to arise and follow. Let's not forget the people behind the products are a really cool bunch of people.

I am surprised we haven't featured the work of Samy Halim before on abdz. We are featuring his stunning series Samy created in Procreate on iPad Pro; the overall style is super cool. It features vibrant colors, textures, and unique visual styles. I just love the shades and the hair does.

We are huge fans of Alexander Schoenberg photography work. We have featured some photo collections in the past but we’re always inspired by his masterful capture of the streets of cities like Hamburg and its fog. All shots at January and November 2018, Speicherstadt und port of Hamburg, Germany. 

HELLO KACZI is an illustrator based in Warsaw, Poland with an incredible style that beautifully captures motion and in a way that’s hard to describe, the moods of the scene being illustrated.

We’re overjoyed to share the work of Anna Devís and Daniel Rueda, two imaginative Spanish photographers and Hasselblad Ambassadors. This dynamic duo met at the Universitat Politècnica de València, where they both graduated from the School of Architecture.

Rob Juárez is 3D & Motion designer from Mexico City, Mexico. He shared via his Behance, a stunning brand direction project for 'FIN Analytics'. Working in collaboration with 'Character SF + NY', Rob was responsible for the 3D illustrations and animations.

Let's kick it off by bringing some colorful and vibrant floral compositions by Omar. Aqil. Omar is a CGI artist and illustrator from Lahore, Pakistan, we have featured his work before on abdz. They are always pretty inspiring and a pure burst of creativity to take in. We are featuring his series titled 'Dreamy Flowers' and as you can clearly see.

Jack Crossing is a graphic designer and image maker from London. He has an incredible portfolio, especially if you are into the 80s aesthetics of vintage chrome and neo-surrealistic subjects (if that’s even a term).

Maria Grønlund has shared an elegant series titled: Waves of Light. This is a return to her insanely popular and game-changing project 'I speak fluid colors' she published back in 2013.

It’s time for some digital art inspiration, today brought to you by the amazing people over at atelier olschinsky. They create several concepts exploring a futuristic look really taking advantage of perspectives to create very stylish compositions.

Daria Stetsenko shared an awesome brand identity project on her Behance profile. It's titled Jays : Coffee Brewers and it is for a coffee shop in Zaporizhia, Ukraine. Main brand qualities are the local roast, arabica only menu, manual brewing, convenient location, and fast service.

Steam combines the spirit of the old-fashioned wood type with modern flavors. Its distinctive reversed high contrast and extremely bold serifs make it impossible to stay unnoticed.