Seba Morales aka Garabatfire shared an abstract 3D project with an interesting inspiration behind it. The project it’s called “Under Construction” and it’s a series of images based on different moments Seba is experiencing in everyday life while his house is being remodeled.

I’d love to share this beautiful and funny in a way project that Mark van Leeuwen did for Cadillac. So here’s the whole idea: In celebration of Valentine's Day, Cadillac launched a rather cheeky social media campaign, flirting with their competition.

Ars Thanea shared another incredible 3D project. This one is for the full CGI spot and a new visual language for the Lenovo Yoga. The starting point for them were shapes, colors, and most of all, motion.

Type & Treats is a collection of type treatments, done in a very unique and specific style Stefan Chinoff is using. It’s a vivid, colorful brush like type treatment, quite expressive in nature and two letters are the same.

Yun Kong shared a collection of 3D lettering designs on Behance. The artworks featured a colorful set of artwork with soft gradients that create a bubbly effect, like letters made out of balloons. 

This just in from Hatch Show Print and Field Notes, our absolutely favorite memo book brand and joint venture between Portland, Oregon-based Draplin Design Company and Chicago-based design firm Coudal Partners.

Yaroslav Cherkunov shared a branding and visual identity project for a fishing company. I believe that might be the first one of its kind here on abdz.do and we love it! The project was created for Skadi co.

Dan Zucco shared a 3D project called Closer, which is a collection of 100 generative 3D works launched on gen.art, the world's leading generative art NFT platform. The collection sold out within 24 hours!

I have been using Pixelmator since they announced they were making it back in the early 2000s. I’ve always been a fan of the work that Simonas and team do. They’ve been innovating in every single release and It’s awesome to see what Pixelmator 3.0 brings.

Go is an inspiration hub for brand designers and strategists created by Ozan Karakoc and his friend Gunter Soydanbay with the goal to create an online platform and share our knowledge and experience with students, industry professionals and brand enthusiasts.

Fall is upon us here in the northern hemisphere so it’s a good time to celebrate the end of the summer with a set of amazing illustrations by HELLO KACZI. 

I love the simplicity and elegance of this branding project created by Marie-Soleil Laberge. I know it might look too simple, but it’s not easy to get the right balance between minimalism and the feeling of unfinished work, like there’s something missing. Marie achieved that quite well in my point of view.

Collection of illustration work done in 3D using Maxon Cinema 4D and Adobe Illustrator.

Niklas Hellborg shared a super stylish brand identity project for IKONIC APPAREL a company that handles primarily the sales of NEUW Denim, Human Scales & the authentic British street fashion brand FRED PERRY in Norway. They are apparel pushers, marketeers and retail experts in love with what they do and the brands they market.

Huston Wilson shared another amazing lettering and illustration collection, this one titled “And I Quote” which as the title suggests, it’s a compilation of inspirational quotes.  

Acid and Marble shared a visual identity and motion design project created for the pilot episode of a brand new Swedish music show. Hosted by music and cultural journalist Annah Björk. Produced by journalist, writer and creative content producer Martin Sandin.

DHIRTY is a new wave personal hygiene brand for your busy days on the go. Nora Kaszanyi and team designed the products carefully, so they carry a beauty and "self-care" appeal, making the everyday more exciting.

Dreamy scents, elevated aesthetics, dhirty situations. 

Mike Campau  shared a beautiful 3D project exploring some abstract renderings inspired by some of the greatest sports celebrities of this generation. There are always arguments between generations who the true GOATs are, but you can't argue with the beauty of sport and how each of these athletes made a monumental impact on their chosen sport.