November 9, 2018Comments are off for this post.

3D Renderings of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Lost Buildings

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Fast Company shared a story about Spanish architect David Romero using AutoCad to create 3D renderings of a few of Frank Lloyd Wright's "lost" buildings." These buildings were either never built or have been demolished. The images are stunning! See them all in the Fast Company article.

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August 29, 2018Comments are off for this post.

Surreal and Cinematic Illustrations by Tishk Barzanji

Tishk Barzanji is a London-based illustrator who previously studied physics before pursuing a creative career. His work is a mixture of sketching, watercolor and digital.

Source: Creative Review

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August 24, 2018Comments are off for this post.

Cabine

This amazing Dribbble shot is by Zak Steele-Eklund. Everything here is lovely - the illustrations, the transitions, the colors. Love it.

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August 22, 2018Comments are off for this post.

Heard at Work

The website Heard at Work is a perfect mix of insight and hilarity as it documents comments overheard in a New York design studio. A favorite I remember while working in a collaborative UX design space was "I type for a living." #stenopool

Enjoy!

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August 17, 2018Comments are off for this post.

Mauseturm Lighthouse Germany

I love the texture that's been added to this illustration. Dribbble shot courtesy of febin_raj.

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August 11, 2018Comments are off for this post.

Art of Magic Kit

I am obsessed with the stamp illustrations from the Art of Magic project by Mike Ryan and Jay Fletcher. The logo, the use of light and shadow, and all tiny details make this a stunner. The kit is actually something you can by from the US Postal Service. 

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July 15, 2018Comments are off for this post.

App Transitions

This is a nice example of smartly used transitions. The pull-down gesture is my favorite thing about it. This Dribbble shot was done by Enzo Yu Deng.

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May 25, 2018Comments are off for this post.

Hypergiant Goes Future Retro

The future is bright with the vintage interpretation of the Hygergiant brand by Maven. From top to bottom this design is a delight […]

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