Doug Fuchs is a renowned independent designer and illustrator, who runs the creative studio The Point Studio based in Seattle, WA. He has a wealth of experience working with some of the biggest names in the industry including Microsoft, Stanley, Letflix, Publix, Nestle and many more.

When it comes to designing for a brand, it's important to consider the history and context of the location.

QuirkChat is a revolutionary social video and collaboration platform for geeks and hobbyists. The platform emphasizes community moderation and building, making it a safe and inclusive space for users to share and discuss their interests. One of the standout features of QuirkChat is Quips, which allows users to add 15-second video reactions and commentary about any fandom topic.

The core business idea of Bricr is providing a complete all-in-one suite to real estate professionals, investors, brokers, municipalities, housing developers, and corporations. With that in mind, they developed a state-of-the-art, customer-centric solution to unleash the market potential for real estate owners, buyers, and tenants.

Control Studio shared a branding and visual identity project for Turntabl, which was created with the goal of transforming the way individuals view software development. It aimed to challenge the notion that the industry was dull, stale, and primarily beneficial to large corporations.

First of all, I didn't know that Alibaba had a dedicated design team and was putting 'product design' projects on Behance, and a lot more. I wanted to share about their platform entitled: 'Energy Expert ®' which is an energy management system that helps companies move towards carbon neutrality with technology, and innovation.

Another visual identity project that caught my eye. For the redesign for Nikita Efremov, a sneaker store by the fine folks at Choice. Their approach was really focused on the visual identity, mostly the logotype itself. I love how they pushed the envelope to make the visual identity streamlined in brand-related marketing use cases.

I wanted to kick it off with always-inspiring work by Tubik Studio and their web design for Stutte University. The design is a nice play with big, bold typography, a clean layout, and colorful 3D imagery. I somehow like the thin-stroke visuals for the iconography, and notice the subtle gradients. Stay inspired!

House Of Cultivar are on a mission to "cultivate, curate, and celebrate craft cannabis". They commissioned Made Up Studio to create an identity for their new product: COLORS.

I stumbled across this striking visual identity for the 2022's Information Day of The University of Hong Kong designed by Anthony Lam. What I love about this design is quite inspired by the iconic Knowles Building, the powerhouse of the Faculty since 1970s. There is almost this brutalist-inspired visual key accent and it's worth checking out on ABDZ.

This car. The 911 by Porsche. You recognize it right away just by its shape and those iconic headlights. What about if it's made of fabrics? This is the exploration of textures that Thiago Tallmann was going through during his research of textiles and with a little play of creativity.

Continuing my streak of featuring designers, and artists based in Portugal. I wanted to showcase the work of Bruno Silva and the visual identity he has done for Herdade do Pinheiro, a luxury residential development company. What a bold approach Bruno took designing a modern and elegant visual system connected with the theme of nature.

Giulio is a pasta factory located in Buenos Aires. The founder Julio, a friend of Brenda Diaz Aberastury, began to think about the identity for this project years ago when the kitchen was nothing more than a borrowed space in his parents' house.

KOBU is to travel and real estate, what MR PORTER is to menswear — a highly curated and coveted resource of the world’s most imaginative dwellings and the visionaries who have shaped them.

First article for the new year for me, and it's been a long while. I missed this space a lot and I needed to rest mentally to fully reset. Very recently, I spent my winter holiday in Portugal with my family. We visited the cities of Lisbon and Porto, it was an incredible time for us. Both cities have their own personalities for us to discover and we will make sure to come back soon.

If you're looking for some truly eye-catching and unique illustrations, you need to check out the work of Yo Az. This talented illustrator has a knack for creating colorful, symmetric, and psychedelic designs that are sure to grab your attention and hold it.

If you're in search of stunning isometric 3D illustrations that are both vector-based and bursting with color, look no further than the work of Artur Tenczynski. This talented illustrator has created a collection of 3D illustrations that are sure to captivate and inspire.

I am a fan of posters and I decided to bring some of the artworks I created for the blog to an Etsy store. For the first product we’re making available an abstract artwork for the lovers or minimalist and geometric compositions.

Rafael Serral's latest collection features lettering work that has been given a retro twist! Rafael has reimagined some of the most iconic logos, such as Netflix, Nike, Patagonia, Burger King, Adidas and more, giving them a vintage feel. Each design has been carefully crafted to pay homage to the original logo while adding a unique twist.

The project is manifested as a combination of different passions: football, coding, motion & graphic design.