Coté Escrivá, a Spanish artist, creates playful character designs inspired by nostalgic childhood themes, with notable collaborations with Thunder Mates on limited-edition resin toys.
His standout collection includes dark twists on classic Disney icons like Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse, reimagined as spooky characters with eerie eyes, tattered clothes, and exposed skeletons, drawing influences from American pop culture, urban art, and beloved cartoons.
Beautifully executed idea where product can come to life in books.
Al Yasid Oozeear is a car designer bringing your visions into reality.
I’m particularly fond of his radical modifications to the Porsche Carrera.
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.
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.
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The aim was to create and guide the use of graphics for a show that hosts a wide spectrum of personalities with diverse areas of expertise. During the complete development, our focus was set on pushing the limits of the graphics and animations for visuals that would feel diverse and versatile, able to represent the processes and evolution of human ideas with a fresh and fun approach.
This series was entirely made with the Midjourney AI engine.
No Photoshopping has been done to edit the images (apart from the images with typography).
Created by Jacob Grubbe
The Dynamic Tower, also known as the Da Vinci Tower is a planned 1,378 ft, 80-floor moving skyscraper in Dubai, United Arab Emirates designed by David Fisher. The tower will be constantly in motion changing its shape. Each floor will be able to rotate independently moving a maximum of 20 feet per minute making it one full rotation within 90 minutes. It will also generate electric energy for itself.
