We have posted and featured Jerry-Lee Bosmans quite a few times here on abduzeedo.com — we love how amazing, colorful and stylish Jerry’s work is and that’s why we will keep sharing any new project here. For this post we’d love to feature the Printmaking Challenge V13 collection.
Seth Eckert shared another beautiful motion design project with killer illustration work. Welcome to Synth is an introduction to the creative possibilities of synthesizers.
Sweety & Co shared a branding and packaging design for Básico&Co was created with the objective of becoming the largest ecosystem of digital native platforms and brands inspired by the basic lifestyle. It's own brand Basico.com is already one of the main essentials e-commerce in Brazil.
The ZHEESHEE team presented their new animated short The Spark. It is the story of a young boxer and his ancestors. All of us face situations that seem absolutely hopeless at some point, and we all often have to find a spark to come out of it victorious.
Another Collective created the editorial design for Farta, a publication that believes in the value of popular Portuguese gastronomy.
Anthony Lam shared the re-branding exercise of brewjob, which is aimed at distilling the brand image with a more straight-forward approach while maintaining the unique witty / fun / savvy culture of the cafe, given the name that stands out naturally.
In advance of their 85th anniversary, the prestigious Institute of Design in Chicago wanted to reimagine its long-held beliefs about its practice. To pursue this vision, ID invited COLLINS to create a new story, identity and visual system that helps transform what design means to them.
Bow Wow Academy is a renowned dog training school. While their focus on positive reinforcement makes training seriously fun, Bow Wow’s old brand identity was anything but. They needed a brand refresh that conveyed their unleashed positivity.
Martin Aleith and the amazing type designers from PFA Typefaces shared their new creating: Haben Grotesk, a contemporary more constructed low contrast sans serif typeface. Its geometric approach is influenced by some of the classic Grotesk typefaces like Helvetica or Neue Haas.
TianChen Deng explored various applications of Sub-Surface-Scattering materials in Maxon Cinema 4D
S.F.IN is a startup based in France. Its a brand that helps corporate and Enterprises to build timeless interior design, they provide fresh Ideas and solid designs. The challenge was to make the brand solid, clean, young, and reliable.
We created a new powerful and Simple brand identity in order to highlight the brand values.
Fam commissioned fagerstrom.studio to develop the brand strategy, visual identity and packaging design for their new brand, because they wanted to convey to consumers the passion and dedication that the company puts into its product, through a fun, positive and energetic brand, all based on the values of minimalism and simplicity.
Continuum looks at the transitional flow between different pattern configurations through form, light and shadow. At opposite ends, the shapes are perceptibly different, but when adjacent in a continuous sequence, they become more difficult to distinguish from one another. Being able to view the different arrangements in only a transient way becomes interesting in its own right.
Jeffrey Ludlow Saenz and Point Of Reference Studio shared a total design type of project for MAASS. The scope of the work included branding, visual identity and web design. For context, MAASS helps cultural institutions navigate the process of programming, designing, building and preserving exceptional buildings and landscapes.
K1NK1, the new collection by Spanish creatives Bendito Mockup, is inspired by the imaginary of the city and popular culture, creating quirky and unusual mockups
Rafael Cardoso shared a branding and packaging design for Polaris. Polaris helps women and men in their search for natural skin balance, responsibly creating facial skincare products using ingredients of natural origin.
René Bieder shared a typography project for their new creation, Kreol. The early years of the 19th century were a time of restlessness. In the midst of this revolutionary era, new typefaces emerged that were breaking from the norm and whose sole purpose was to attract attention. Kreol builds on this and bridges the gap between tradition and modernity.
