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.

In this conceptual Artbook, Art Director Tamim Mortaza wanted to pay tribute to the work of photographer Tyrone Lebon by compiling his best campaigns for Bottega Veneta into a single photobook.

It's been a little while since I last posted on NFTs, let's go back again. I noticed this collection that needs more exposure especially now that is currently now minting. with little over 1K left to mint. Titled 'TinyFaces NFT', I think the art looks really dope and refreshing.

To promote and celebrate real conversations Hart & Jones have designed a range of premium teas. With two bags to a pack, the designs encourage us to disconnect from the digital and embrace analogue .

Bruno Illustra is a Brazilian designer, Creative Leader at B.I.R.D Marketing Makers. Bruno has been sharing a series of minimalist posters of movies and series he watches. I love the interpretation of the plot or elements of the movie into a simple vector image.

Alexander Plyuto shared a branding, UX and visual design project for Alice, a fintech powered by an automated and decentralized interest-rate protocol, cutting out all middlemen to offer you direct access to DeFi.

For their 20th anniversary, the Berlin-based Ucon Acrobatics approached Mario De Meyer to be part of the 2nd edition of Motif, a collaborative design project with 20 artists out of 20 countries, designing 20 unique pattern designs limited to 20 pieces per design. 

Plasticbionic ., Etienne Murphy and Simon Chénier-Gauvreau shared a branding and visual identity project for SCALE AI which the objective is to accelerate the application of artificial intelligence for supply chains.

One thing that I love is seeing the branding guidelines and how designers translate ideas and goals behind a branding project into a coherent and consistent system. Juan Carlos Pagan shared a branding and visual identity designed with the great folks at Sunday Afternoon for Pinterest.

Embacy Team, a design studio from Armenia, shared a beautiful branding and UX project for “nextml”, a company that builds machine learning products, more specifically, machine learning to detect damage on railroad, to identify people in videos, to detect diseases in blood and much more.

Mónica Ángel work as art director on a campaign that had the goal tol show the Colombians that Pepsi Black has as much flavor as its culture and customs.

Champ Panupong Techawongthawon worked with the super talented folks over at Massive Assembly for on Music Video and promotional video for BREAK OUT | MSI 2021 - League of Legends.

Greta Samuel shared a selection of super stylish and beautiful illustration made for articles for Culture Trip.

By now you all might be aware of my love for the 80s aesthetics. I have written tutorials about it as well as featured every single artist or designer that shared some personal work capturing that decade in their work.

‘Five’ is a typographic romp through the five senses by 3D artist Sebastian Helene and London based sound studio Resonate. In other words, it's a beautiful motion design achievement playing with typography.