Estúdio Kuumba published a new branding and visual identity project for Juunots a fintech startup based in Brazil. Juuntos plays with the Portuguese word “juntos” which means “together”. The identity is fun, colorful but without losing the elegance and simplicity. 

Nicolaas Kotzé shared an amazing 3D illustration and graphic design project inspired by my favorite decade, the 80s! Nicolaas really captured the feeling of that decade with shining chrome materials with surrealistic settings featuring the always present 3D grid plane.

Placebo Estudio shared a super stylish branding and packaging design project for Fresli, a juice made by hand from 100% natural fruits and vegetables. For visual identity they chose a color palette that represented the freshness of the product, attenuated colors based on nature.

Quim Marin Studio shared their year poster collection. POSTERS 202 Collect. Pure Inspiration features beautiful poster design with bold colors and stylish typography. I especially love the contrast of font sizes and sometimes the mix of serif and sans-serif fonts. Check it out.

With a few weeks before the most anticipated Batman's movie release in years, directed by Matt Reeves. How excited are you? I am personally super excited and can't wait to see this movie on the big screen. That being said, it's always exciting to the ads and different brand collaborations. Let's take a look at this iconic collaboration between one of the most known cookie brands out there.

Nomen Nescio was founded by the designer couple Niina and Timo Leskelä in 2012 with the aim to create timeless, thoughtful and long-lasting design. The company’s name, the latin term “nomen nescio” and its acronym “N.N.”, stands for “name unknown”.

Feeling the vibes after the pure nostalgic performance from this year's half-time Superbowl; I just couldn't help to feel inspired seeing the work of Dale Edwin Murray with his series of 'Digital Sketchbook'. In this sketchbook, Dale is featuring many personal explorations and sketches.

Trevor Clare has curated a collection of his most recent digital paintings and created a Behance gallery, which is in the link above. He also has an Instagram account -  instagram.com/trevorclareart which showcases some more of his recent work. 

Alessandro Nobile shared a 3D and motion design project titled Metamorphosis. The end result is a video that wants to represent the multiple transformations of nature seen through an aesthetic based on still life paintings.

I stumbled across the work of Ryota Kikuchi who has been releasing a long series of 'daily collage' artworks which is a mixture of photography, drawings, and digital art. They are simply stunning! I can't help to think about some of the scenes from the movie 'The Truman Show' starring Jim Carrey.

Braća Burazeri and Vlada Stevanovic shared a really cool/funny set of 3D illustrations for a calendar for 2020/21 featuring big names for each month.

Mohamed Samir shares a branding and visual identity project for Breadfast, a one-stop shop for bakeries, groceries, fruits and veggies. The fast growing Egyptian brand reached out to them to help the team with the brand vision, positioning and a fresh visual identity. 

In 2022 the branding people  are celebrating their 10th anniversary and with that milestone they came up with a new identity that oozes a breath of fresh air. “To commemorate these last 10 years we’re making our projects the star of the show, therefore we’re appealing to old ways to create a promising future”. 

Maat Studio shared an art direction and branding project titled Eating Patterns. Featuring a colorful palette and simple, yet beautiful typography this project is an example of less is more and definitely deserves the feature here. 

Dev Gupta. I run a small design studio called Not Dev. where he is a designer — Dev likes his coffee black, his glasses round and fonts from Scandinavian countries. “I guess what I’m saying is that I take my craft seriously.” But we can say that  not so seriously that he can’t enjoy the absurdity and ridiculousness of design culture. 

Thomas Dubois shared a collection of sketches and illustrations that are simply beautiful. I love the style and the contrast of dark and bright areas which gives a dramatic mood. In some cases they do look like photos because of the level of details Thomas brings to these illustrations.

Monsta Cats NFT were born after an experiment went horribly wrong at Paw-X Lab. Luckily, they managed to escape the nasty, mean lab and are looking for a warm home. Contrary to media belief, they are peaceful. After escaping, the 10,000 Monsta Cats split up into gangs: La Famiglia, The Cutie Pies, and The Fuzzballs.

​​OCIO Studio shared a branding and visual identity project for Dickmann Richter Architekten. The Studio designed the brand stationery with the goal to create a modern and minimal aesthetic. From what we can see in the images provided, they definitely achieved their goal. 

Gal Yosef, a 3D artist from Israel, has been working on a cartoon series of old and lovely characters like Mickey Mouse, Bugs Bunny... and bringing them to life in some mischievous, yet hilarious compositions.

Cinthya Garcia and Marco Segovia shared an awesome project on Behance. It’s a 3D lettering/typography exploration tilted Canciones Fancy (fancy songs I believe). You all probably know that I love these types of projects. I love the mix of typography and 3D.