Moniker →

Moniker is a San Francisco-based design and branding studio. This project was specifically created for the Designer Fund, an investment group committed to design-led companies, to create a set of posters for their Bridge Speaker Series.

The series invites legends such as John Bielenberg, Wilson Miner and Julie Zhuo to speak on a range of topics from design leadership to future design trends. "To contrast the digital nature of the talks, we utilized the tactility of paper and created abstract forms to convey key ideas from each lecture".

Hyper–Reality →

Hyper-Reality is a t is the latest work in an ongoing research-by-design project by Keiichi Matsuda. It presents a provocative and kaleidoscopic new vision of the future, where physical and virtual realities have merged, and the city is saturated in media.

Gregory Thielker →

Gregory Thielker uses painting and drawing to investigate the conception of site through observation and memory.  His hyper-realistic work connects to specific places and calls into question the way recognition and narrative can often sway understanding and perception.  He employs graphic materials, such as oil paint and graphite, which are often married with conceptual methods to bring the artist’s role into relief.

Michael Cina →

Michael Cina is a Creative Director working in many fields, primarily developing and tightening brands. He is also co-founder of the award-winning design studio, WeWorkForThem which has been a great source of inspiration for myself for many many years. 

You can also find more works on his Behance

Ian Stell →

New York based designer Ian Stell‘s furniture lies at the intersection between art, engineering and functional object. The motive for his collection of modifiable pieces spurred from the design of a 16th century instrument used for copying or enlarging drawings — the pantograph. Ian has developed the structural system of the pantograph to suit a range of furniture and object applications.

Drone 100 by Intel

Intel's Drone 100 is a magical and elaborate airborne music and light experience created by a fleet of 100 unmanned aerial vehicles that redefines art, enabled by Intel-powered PCs and digital artists.

Hoertner and his team of 15 people called the drones, “Spaxels,” a hybrid of “space pixels.” He said he wanted to show how drones, known to many as weapons, can be used to create beauty and socially meaningful experiences.

Lars Focke →

Lars Focke is a freelance designer and photographer based in Hamburg, Germany. Mixing his background in design with his passion in photography, Lars took truly stunning shots from the BSU (Behörde für Stadtentwicklung und Umwelt) in Hamburg and digitalized them. 

"I see in my photographic work a strong inspiration from science fiction topics like the visual language of Stanley Kubrick and Ridley Scott or motifs such as the feeling of abandonment and orientation in a suddenly unfamiliar desolate environment. I am looking for designs that stand out from their surroundings as strange or unnatural to reduce them to their minimum form."

Tilt Brush by Google

This is true painting from a new perspective. Tilt Brush lets you paint in 3D space with virtual reality. 

Material Design Motion →

Motion in the world of material design is used to describe spatial relationships, functionality, and intention with beauty and fluidity.

Leonardoworx LWX →

Leonardo is the true definition of a multi-media artist as his talent can hardly be constrained within the limitations of one label.
 

As a motion graphic designer and sound designer, Leonardo has worked for various fashion brands and animation studios; and has been commissioned by diverse European art galleries, museums and concept stores to create short movies and interactive installations using Max/Msp/Jitter.

Making Keywaves →

Seaboard RISE is now available as a 49-keywave controller with a four-octave playing surface. It's pliable, pressure-sensitive keywaves take the place of keys on a traditional keyboard. The sensor-embedded keywave surface lets you shape sound through touch. Three faders let you fine-tune the responsiveness of the surface to touch. 

The Gravity →

Kie-Gwan Leihitu is a Lead Designer in the Netherlands who has created a small side project that grew into a series of unusual photographic manipulations in different cities. 

Disorienting Landscapes →

Italian architect and photographer Laurent Rosset turns his dreams into fragments of reality. through photography and post-production manipulation, Rosset creates surreal landscapes that hover between fantasy and tangibility.

Kouhei Nakama →

Kouhei Nakama is a Visual Art Director.

GIEST.XYZ by Zeitguised

The exquisite realities of Zeitguised are crafted as a unique blend of tantalizing design, acute art, handmade algorithms and bespoke generative processes.

The Wave Cabinet →

The Wave Cabinet by Artist and designer Sebastian ErraZuriz is the new creation of his series of functional sculptures, which embody his translation of craftsmanship and mastery of material into fine art. The ‘Wave cabinet reinvents the paradigm of cabinet as a re-visualization of the domestic, quotidian objects that surround us. 

Ari Weinkle →

Ari's likes to break apart and re-appropriate different forms such as the human figure, geometric and organic shapes, and typography. Through the process of fragmenting different entities, He is always searching for new and unique juxtapositions between shapes, colors, and patterns.

Rizon Parein →

3D designer and illustrator Rizon Parein has managed to take his talent and passion for graffiti from the streets of Belgium to the forefront of the world of design and advertising. His unique 3D style is colorful and playful, and his digital models come beautifully close to reality.

Leo Villareal →

Leo's work is focused on stripping systems down to their essence to better understand the underlying structures and rules that govern how they work. He is interested in the lowest common denominators such as pixels or the zeros and ones in binary code. 

Principles of Motion →

UVA is a London based art practice that combines a wide range of disciplines including sculpture, installation, live performance, and architecture. 

"Principles of Motion"A temporary installation of phase paintings accompanied by an abstracted, shifting cinematic landscape, this production was inspired by the phenomenon of persistence of vision and plays with the viewers’ perception of movement and depth.

The work began with an investigation into forms of music notation, perception of motion and parallax. By varying the apparent motion of simple geometric elements, the kinetic paintings suggest landscapes in motion. The rotating discs give the viewer the sense of traveling past an abstracted vista of patterns and rhythms, replicating the effect of speed's ability to create an afterimage on the eye.