Bookmaking by Fabian Oefner →
Beautifully executed idea where product can come to life in books.
Al Yasid Oozeear →
Al Yasid Oozeear is a car designer bringing your visions into reality.
I’m particularly fond of his radical modifications to the Porsche Carrera.
TypeMachine →
Inspired by Dieter Rams’ minimalism and functional design, TypeMachine encapsulates precise attention to detail and material beauty. Combining design, typography, 3D, and motion, its polished aluminum and glass surfaces achieve a cohesive look. Created as a pocket-friendly tool for adjusting fonts on the go, TypeMachine embodies functional aesthetics, letting users explore typography while drawing on timeless design principles.
Nike Strength →
he Nike Grind Dumbbell is made with at least 20% Nike Grind rubber, a material recycled from Nike’s shoe manufacturing process. This results in each set of dumbbells having its own distinct appearance, featuring vibrant hues from past footwear collections layered over a consistent grey base color.
Escape from your phone!
The campaign, 'Escape from your phone', was released by Movistar in Mexico back in May 2021. But it resurfaced in my LinkedIn feed this week, and it’s a masterclass in marketing.
Sebastian | Echtjetze →
Motion & 3D designer based in berlin
Beacons by Sasha Kojjio →
Audiovisual land art installation, first premiered in a birch grove, which explores the search for one's cultural identity and the influence of the experience of emigration.
Pharrell Williams & Lego →
Designed in collaboration with creative visionary Pharrell Williams, Over The Moon combines the imaginative power of LEGO® creation with the infinite potential of space to provide inspiration for everyone everywhere.
Microsoft Designer
Illustrations serve as a window into our imagination. From inclusive design that reflects diverse perspectives to energizing palettes that evoke emotions, our evolved Fluent illustrations are transforming user experiences. Explore how 3D shapes bring our products to life, adding depth and movement for a mature aesthetic, alongside fluid forms that spark curiosity and joy
Spiderman: Homecoming
Perception worked with Marvel Studios and Director Jon Watts to design and animate the end title sequence for Spider-Man: Homecoming. The vision for this sequence was a handmade, tactile aesthetic that feels like it could be a collection of high-school art class projects. Perception’s talented team of artists developed a ton of fun and interesting concepts to tell the “friendly neighborhood Spider-man” story.
Using physical materials like clay, pencil, marker, pastel, and photo collages combined with 3D animation workflows in Cinema4D and After Effects lead to a truly unique pipeline and an incredibly fun process. Everything piece of art that was created was photographed or scanned into the computer in order to preserve (or enhance) that handmade quality. Our final stage was to print out EVERY FRAME of the animation and draw over them with marker for the “marker pops” that give this a final shot of energy. The end result was a high-energy animated title sequence set to the awesome music of The Ramones.
Simon Sjöö →
Glass captures the essence of transformation, changing shapes and colors.
Vaud-O-Rama by →
Images and text come alive and intermingle in a meticulously orchestrated choreography. International sporting events, the headquarters of major federations, prestigious cultural institutions, renowned universities and colleges, top-level scientific and technical research centers - these are the strengths that the canton brings to the stage and into the spotlight in this creation.
Initiated during an experimental workshop with students to generate initial graphic intentions, the project was then developed within ECAL's Visual Communication department in collaboration with ECAL's Technology Center.
MONCLER by LoveFrom →
Attention to detail and a devotion to excellence are evident in this parka for men and women from the LoveFrom, MONCLER collection created with Jony Ive.
R - AD →
R–A/D. The creative practice of Richard Pearce – a platform for research and exploration, located at the intersection of Architecture and Design.
Richard Pearce is an architect, designer, creative director and futurist. His work focuses on the relationships between humans, technology and the integration of intelligent objects within complex urban environments.
The synthesis of ideas generated across interconnected disciplines explore the role that design plays in enhancing people lives
Wooden Cars by Trương Văn Đạo →
Trương Văn Đạo makes replica cars in wood for his son (truly remarkable)
GameBoy →
While Nintendo has no plans to release a Game Boy version in the future, a concept design puts the handheld right in the realms of ultra-advanced gaming accessories. The gaming handheld visualized here solves your gaming needs indoors and outdoors sans any restrictions on whether you prefer playing it on the native small screen or the bigger one.
Designed by LFD Official
Gerde Got It →
Inspiring AI animation work by Seattle based film maker James Gerde
Microsoft Designer →
Microsoft Designer empowers them to go beyond their creations and drives them to achieve their professional goals. NotReals mission on this project is briefly showing how the app works in a fun and easy way, looking for the right balance between a realistic product UX and the emotional thrill to engage users.
First Things
First Things is a creative image-making studio working across film, CGI, animation, design and photography.