Andrew Footit shared another set of beautiful illustration work. You know that Andrew is no stranger to the blog, we’ve featured his work quite a few times because we love the style, colors and pretty much everything about them. For this post we share a few Illustrations Andrew has recently worked on, all personal explorations.

Havas CX İstanbul shared a web design project for Lego A/S, a Danish toy production company based in Billund. It manufactures Lego-brand toys, consisting mostly of interlocking plastic bricks; who allows anyone to build their dreams out of Lego blocks.​

Embacy team shared a branding, visual identity and web design project for Kranus Health, a medical startup which are rethinking male healthcare holistically and improving treatment options within the healthcare system for patients and doctors.

Ana Abashidze shared a typography project as part of the 36 Days of Type challenge. Ana describes it as a project that invites designers, illustrators and graphic artists to express their particular interpretation of the letters and numbers of the Latin alphabet.

Vitaly Venger shared a UX case study for a transport rental app.

Cristhian Landeo and Nicole Rivero Gutiérrez shared a branding and visual identity project for Modulor a Company focused on the investment of its clients in the architectural field. In 2008 they started operations in Lima.

Sinc introduces its clients to NFTs. The Amsterdam-based creative agency expects design to become a full-fledged part of online marketing now that intellectual property of digital files is safeguarded by blockchain.

xtremely Unusual is a design studio based in Accra, Ghana and they shared a branding and visual identity for Sapphire Casa. Sapphire Casa is more than just any construction company. They love to build peoples dreams. The process of making something out of nothing is really fulfilling.

Rafael Cardoso shared a super elegant branding and visual identity project for Daz Hauz. If you look at the project you will understand what I am trying to convey.

Monish Khara shared a branding and visual identity project for Louis Tillack, a Freelance Web Developer and Designer with a wealth of experience as a full-stack developer. His web solutions are concentrated on elegant and reductionist philosophies. Pixel perfect code is implemented through every project, with an intense dedication to craft.

Marco van Luijn, better known as Mark van Leeuwen, is an Italian/Dutch freelance hand lettering artist and type designer based in Berlin, Germany.

3rd Floor (Bart De Keyzer) love for everything British and experimenting with different illustration styles resulted in this self initiated (concept) project. Like many graphic designers Bart needs to regularly create personal work in order to maintain my sanity. This concept for tea packaging and the accompanying campaign is an example of that.

Unsaid Studio is a Design & Motion Company in New York City with roots in Brazil and the UK working on a short film now in production, Panchita!, that is inspired by the true story of a girl looking to find her own stable foundations and follow her dreams.

Marçal Prats shared a packaging design for Bella Ciao, a lager craft beer that pays homage to the famous libertarian anthem, a call for universal struggle against all political and social oppression.

We usually post about design inspiration and we tend to focus on the visual side of things. We also understand that design is form plus function in harmony. So for this post we'd love to share a UX design case study highlighting the design thinking framework of empathize, define, ideate, prototype/test, learn and iterate.

SEEQ Agency shared a branding, visual design and web design project for Fresh + Friends. The new Fresh + Friends. brand has to assert itself in an environment of dominant competitors - with a concise, modern design and smart concepts we give the brand an unmistakable appearance.

Janine Heinrichs shared a post with her take on the 36 Days of Type challenge. If you don’t know what that is, 36 Days of Type  is an annual open call for creatives to design one letter and one number each day for 36 consecutive days.

Ricardo Pinto shared an editorial design and book design project for a publication called “the Spectrum”. There is so much to love about the work, especially the clean typography, the grid system and the beautiful use of gradients to highlight some pages. Quite inspiring!

Dubai, in its newness, has redefined the notion of authenticity: city and spectacle have been intertwined. Mall culture, airports, and theme parks may seem strange and vacuous in other cities, but in Dubai, they are the essence of life. 

Designing a brand universe for a company with the level of service that Facialteam provides to transgender women required us to step up the game. The decision was very clear: KOBU™ Foundry needed to design custom typefaces to imprint this sense of uniqueness to Facialteam.