okay so is an online platform that targets Gen Z, in which teenagers can ask questions about sexuality, identity, and relationships. The app is supported by experts on a wide range of topics that are readily available to provide accurate and well-informed answers.
Apo Branding shared a branding and visual identity for Linzo-Buro. At Linzo-Buro, they believe that architecture shapes behavior. This informs all our work as they continue to explore ways for enriching the lives of people living and working in and around our buildings.
Aleksey Rico shared a beautiful illustration project titled Neuromancer. Director Vincenzo Natali spent years working on a movie adaptation of William Gibson’s cyberpunk novel Neuromancer, but it never came to fruition.
David Carranca shared a branding and visual identity project for D`ALMA, a fashion clothing brand focused on street wear pieces.
Twentyeight Health is a mission-driven women’s health organization expanding access to reproductive and sexual health services through high quality telemedicine care, a convenient online platform, and affordable options.
Damon xart shared a collection of illustrations exploring the softness in gradations and colors. There are some beautiful combinations of gradients and soft forms, definitely worth checking out. Plus they work great as wallpapers for your phone.
It's been a little while since I last posted on NFTs, let's go back again. I would like to share a collection that reminds me of the Japanese 80s anime. Introducing Shinsei Galverse, a collection of 8888 unique NFTS with an anime theme that will also launch an anime in the near future.
Stas Aristov and Alya Prigotska shared a product design and UX project for Neo* a new bank with the mission of making money work without borders — to make money move instantly with transparency in a convenient way, and — eventually — for free.
For the launch of our first NFT collection, Studio K95 created a series of vintage-style illustrations of famous films from our childhood and adolescence. In addition to the NFT collection, they designed posters, A5 notebooks and other digital and print products.
The fine folks from Burn & Broad is sharing a series of illustrations they have worked for Nike App. I haven't personally seen them but I would imagine it's related to fitness, lifestyle-related content. I personally like the visual style of the illustrations and how the main characters are colored in dark colors.
Mateusz Grad shared an UX project for Fundi, a mobile application used to control the home budget, income and expenses. You can check very accurate parameters of your home budget, make transfers, connect any number of bank accounts and cards.
It's been a little while since I last posted on NFTs, let's go back again. I would like to share a collection that I have been a part of for a few months now, my partner and I are a fan of the artist behind the collection named 'Craig Redman'.
I haven't heard much about Adobe Fresco, in fact I had to look it up. For those who don't know what is Adobe Fresco, it's a drawing and painting tool from Adobe products. This is where I stumbled across the work of Caroline Blanchet and her personal portraits of iconic sports athletes.
Sigma Software shared a UX project for Meeting Plus. With Meetings Plus team, our primary task was to design and develop the web service and tablet/mobile applications for digital and automated management of documents and protocols, for both citizens and meeting attendees within the public Sweden and Denmark sector.
Play Studio shared a branding and visual identity for Ghost Locomotion, a company that offers technology that turns the car you already own into a self-driving one.
Matej Špánik shared a branding and visual identity for NUDA bar. In Slovak "nuda" means boredom but NUDA bar's ambition is to be a place where you can have a great time with friends and enjoy top-class wines.
Transatlantica Brand Design created a world of fun shapes and quirky characters that roam the colorful retail interior (designed by Raum Klaue). The friendly color palette is inspired by classic toys. It is accompanied by geometric forms that suggest they can be played with like building blocks.
We're writing in today on the topic of "designing for dementia" and an innovative brand out of the UK called Jelly Drops. Jelly Drops founder Lewis Hornby is an award-winning 27-year-old inventor and designer, driven by a passion for social good.
Martin Naumann shared a typography project for the 36 Days of Type which turned to a NFT series. Martin describes the project as “In every series I work on, I put a lot of emphasis on making sure that all the pieces form a unified whole. Nevertheless, all parts should stand for themselves and be unique in a way.
Todd Huynh shared a set of illustrations that now are part of the collection for the SỢI MẮC SỢI MÀNH exhibition. The collection consists of 12 paintings inspired by the beauty of Vietnamese cultural architecture.
