For the past month or so I started to learn 3D. My tool of choice, Blender. I played with Cinema 4D in the past. I think it’s a phenomenal tool, however, I cannot ignore the fact that it is expensive. Well, at least for me, which the purpose right now is learn and have fun, no ROI. I also knew about Blender, but didn’t know how active the community was.

We would like to share another photo book titled 'Airports' by the mighty Tom Hegen who is an aerial photographer based in Munich, Germany. We have featured his work many times on abdz, I think why his work is quite unique for two things.

Yeseul Oh shared the super elegant branding project she created for the The High Museum. Located in Atlanta, The High Museum is the leading art museum in the Southeastern United States. Its permanent collection includes modern and contemporary art. The graphics are based on the main building of the museum.

Sleep Paralysis is @wearepoppa’s new release. It's a song about the dimensions of the dreams, and how they shape our reality and become part of our stories.

My good pal Johan Corminboeuf has shared his photographic project on Kickstarter. A photography book titled: 'Shot on my Phone'. It's a 4-year photography project displaying his photographic journey and his adventures around the World.

Cristian Eres is a fantasy and sci-fi illustrator from Valencia, Spain. His illustration style is influenced by numerous European sci-fi artists, although his main reference is the master of masters, Moebius. And one shouldn’t forget to mention the Japanese Katsuhiro Otomo, Miyazaki and Roger Dean.

Odecraft Studio shared a new branding and visual identity project on their Behance. Featuring bold typography and color the work for Zuno Tea is fresh but not trendy. I especially love the take on the Swiss style with some different treatments for the start/geometric look. 

Thibault Bunoust is an incredibly talented photographer based in Paris, France. He shared this set of photos titled New York that it’s simply stunning. The first time I saw I thought it was 3D. The lights, reflections, composition plus the cyberpunk style with night photography, neons and wet floors with volumetric lights.

Massimo.studio shared a beautiful branding and visual identity for Curitiba Coral. In an environment where communication materials tend to be outdated and little inventive, Curitiba Choir sought a new identity designed towards a young audience (15-35) that would be bold, contemporary and relevant.

A throwback from the late 90s with this collaborative project for Puma. Exploring these past aesthetics through motion design, art direction, and pure nostalgia! After watching the ad campaign, for who you will remember. You will recognize inspiration from an iconic movie back from these years: 'The fifth element' starring Bruce Willis and Milla Jovovich.

'Cycle' is an abstract take on plastic - from its organic origins to how it is slowly becoming a part of the natural cycle. Made by humans to last, MNFST studio questions whether plastic will outlive nature itself. 

Under the name of kissmiklos, he is a designer and visual artist based in Budapest, Hungary. He shared a typeface he designed entitled: 'Masqué' which is a font family inspired by the 'Didot font'. It's quite a fancy typeface that should mostly be used for display and headlines.

The amazing designers over at alo.studio shared an elegant branding and visual identity project they created for IP&P. Founded in 1985, IP&P provides legal services mainly in the corporate, tax, estate planning and real estate areas. We were engaged to help them revitalize their brand.

Broklin Onjei and the bybroklin.com shared a web design project they created for an online fashion store and lifestyle blog for women who l

Yes, you read that right, it's a set design not CGI! Ars Thanea has shared the album design they have worked on for the release of Sheppard's Kaleidoscope Eyes. At the very first glance, you would think that is a CGI/3D art piece but it's not.

International artists, designers and studios are using playing cards as a canvas to illustrate their vision of what the world will look like 100 years from now. Leading illustrators, graphic designers and visual artists from all around the world have teamed up to create what could be the world’s most unique deck of playing cards.

Pavel Emelyanov and Comence Studio shared a branding and visual identity project they created for DUGA, an interior design and architecture studio based in St. Petersburg. Their process is based on two core principles: relevance to the content of time and the environment.

Andreion de Castro shared a personal motion design project, exploring and experimenting with creative coding on a daily basis. Inspired by pop culture, he often uses lyrics and movie references as the premise of his animations.

Vineeth TP shared a really simple but, in my opinion, quite beautiful branding and visual identity for Petal, a new kind of credit card company determined to take credit into the future. It is designed to help people build credit and spend responsibly. What I love about Vineeth was the way he designed the cards. They look like Pantone colors.

Tom Dixon needed a creative partner for their latest product creation - the Fat Chair.  Jonathan Formento working closely with the incredible team of the acclaimed British designer to bring the chair to life in a fun and compelling way. They split the film in three chapters: Intro, Materiality and Finale.