We are excited to share our latest interview in exclusivity with the folks from Hasselblad.

Branding and visual identity projects is a vast effort, it goes from designing logo, identity to basic collaterals to the digital part with web site and mobile.

We are always looking for references and inspiration, it's part of our job as designers. The biggest goal in my opinion is to make something better learning from the materials we collect.

The best way to learn is trying, practicing and repeating that until it becomes natural, then we can move forward to what's next.

You just gotta love when companies go out of their ways to create sustainable products made of 100% recycled material.

We are sharing this cool conceptual AR mural designed, built and painted by the folks from Ustwo Sydney.

Levente Szabo shared a beautiful illustration project celebrating the great Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer.

We are featuring the work of Misha No, an art director and UI/UX designer based in Singapore.

Crystian Cruz shared an awesome typography or type project that started with the analysis of hundreds of hand-lette

The so-long Perfect Office series now turning into Cool Tech Series.

Today is the day to celebrate International Women's Day and our friends from Adobe decided to feature 16 g

Let's pay a visit into the Cyberpunk World with this incredible illustration series by Evgenij Kungur, a freelance artist from Кунгур, Russian Fe

It's been a little while I haven't personally glance at Matt W. Moore and it just as killer.

We have received the amazing work by Design Lad not to confused with Design Lead!

For some reason I missed this but Plasticbionicshared an amazing illustration created for the Adobe Animate CC splash screen.

Nike Kiss My Airs Campaign is a mixture of motion design and animated coolness designed by Shotopop.

After the last Industrial Design, I decided to share another design and this time is about the DJI

If you follow the blog you will notice our shift, or at least, a bit more focus on the 90s decade, departing from our passion and admiration for the 80s.

Last week I published a post titled “Ode to Simplicity in Graphic Design Playing with Lines” and it feature

The 1989 Nintendo Game Boy, a piece of our nostalgia.