ELEVEN is a mexican/afro-american artist and graphic designer based in Germany. Eleven shared a bit of the process behind their branding and visual identity project. I am a fan of the use of negative space, the simple typography and the usage of gradients. It gives classic but fresh look.
Ruslan Kulikov is a UX/UX designer based in Moscow, Russian Federation, he has shared an interaction design for Frisbee, an in-depth team management application where you can set up your team, control budget, communicate and more. Taking a closer look at his concept, there are a few very interesting ideas that Ruslan has conceptualized.
makebardo shared a branding and visual identity project for Mountain Club and company that was born out of a desire to redefine the meaning of a day at the office. It’s possible to work from anywhere. But is it possible to balance work, play and community?
Elvis Benício shared a visual proposal for a WFH ("workout" from home) fitness app that helps people to build healthy habits. Both visuals and typography were inspired by the concept of the body movement creating a narrative across branding and product.
Jorsh Peña had the opportunity to collaborate with ADOBE LAT in a series of illustrations where he was able to use new tools and techniques for his work.
With the market we have today, it's not every day you stumbled across an app that gives you that impression that is a cool idea. But after a few surf on the subject, it also deserves much more exposure.
Brígida Lourenço Guerreiro and KOBU Agency shared a beautiful serif font. Taiyo™ Serif is a digital typographic font with seven weights - light, regular, medium, semibold, bold, extra bold and black - and two styles - normal and italic.
Studio Fabio Biesel is an independent Design Studio based in Ravensburg, Germany. They create visual concepts and designs with a penchant for typography. “Whether it's corporate design, animation, web design or type design – as long as it thrills us – we are interested” - they mentioned in the project description.
It’s the weekend and if you like me, like to spend your weekends trying to learn something new here’s a little motivation, to be more specific, some 3D and typography motivation. Rishabh Gandhi shared a 3D project aimed to explore type forms in a distinctive medium, experimenting with 3 dimensional motion graphics.
Uniforma Studio shared a branding and visual identity for HOOF, a brand creating thoughtful solutions for office spaces. Office interior design is all about interaction. Interaction between people and objects around.
COLLINS is launching a new vision for the 108-year-old San Francisco Symphony -- set to redefine classical music for modern audiences as the org transitions from the old Music Director, Michael Tilson Thomas to Esa–Pekka Salonen, a very progress
Judy Chen and Crystal Ho shared a branding and visual identity project for Plum, a lifestyle curator that shares their taste via their food delivery app.
Mario De Meyer shared an incredible illustration work as for a book cover. He was approached by Penguin Books to design the cover for the Deluxe Edition of the American classic “The Great Gatsby”.
Noelia Lozano STUDIO shared a 3D project exploring the idea of magical architecture places mixed in an environment full of visual metaphors highlighting the textures and light in this surreal wonderland. All compositions were made using Cinema 4D.
Alina Druzhaeva shared a collection of 3D artwork that is her free interpretation of the painting of the Spanish artist Joan Miró. Inspired by the graphic richness of his work and some typical techniques, she made two 3d compositions in which Miro's quirky characters became three-dimensional figures.
I wanted to share this stunning illustration made in Cinema 4D by XEBIUS ++ aka Manuel Camino, a visual artist based in Málaga, Spain. It's a combination of a 3D model, some photo textures, and brushes together into this beautiful piece. "Echoes of Japan", that's how Manuel calls it.
Good design is long lasting, that’s the best definition for me and it’s clear when you see projects that were published more than 2 years ago like this collection of posters that Roy Cranston shared on his Behance profile. They were daily designs created in 2019 but look as stylish and fresh as if they were created today.
Crtomir Just and FRANC FRANC shared a colorful branding and visual identity project for Expano, the Slovenian pavilion building from the EXPO Exhibition in Milan, which became the regional promotional center of the pannonian Pomurje region.
Virtual Loop Designs shared a collection of 3D compositions titled Tech Cubes. These abstract images were created in Maxon Cinema 4D and rendered in OTOY Octane Render. As you can see, they all have awesome light effects, a prerequisite to get featured on the blog as you all know, I am a fan of light effects :)
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