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Prodigy Character Illustration

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3D Character Illustration

Check more digital artworks by Jungmin Ryu on Behance.

New D4U Gallery issues are coming soon; keep up with new posts.

For more inspiration, check the sets of other posts from our D4U Gallery, where we gather impressive creatives to share their art with you, for example:

• vibrant people illustrations gallery
• food illustrations
• funny 3D characters
• wine packaging design
• captivating 3D animation concepts
• Procreate illustration tutorials
• realistic 3D portraits
• impressive packaging designs 
• artistic portrait collages
• childhood illustrations
• 3D illustrations
• book cover designs

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Complex 3D Graphics

With the rocketing evolution of modeling tools, 3D graphics and animation started getting increasingly popular in recent years and have taken a well-deserved place on different lists of design trends. Still, for the last year, the complexity and detailing of 3D images integrated into user interfaces have reached the levels not expected before. Although modeling and rendering can take quite a long time, using this type of visuals helps push the horizons of creative approaches and get more flexible in demonstrating specific objects that are hard to visualize in any other way or getting the modern look for web pages or mobile screens.

The company website for the prosthetics producer uses a complex animated 3D model to make the product demonstration impressive and lively.

The interactive advent calendar interface for the Nova Post Christmas campaign presents the long-scroll map with tons of beautiful 3D images, setting the festive mood and enhancing visual storytelling.

Creative Motion Design

Animation in user interfaces also moved to the next level this year, with designers in a non-stop search of applying it to various stages of interaction with websites and apps. Creative motion graphics not only support the usability and accessibility of the interfaces but also spice them with eye-pleasing details and amplify emotional appeal. Moreover, creative approaches to animation in UI play a big part in activating the power of the aesthetic-usability effect.

The hero animation for the poster store app landing page works as an impressive presentation of the product and strengthens immediate aesthetic appeal.

From the background full-screen animation on the hero section to slight motion added to numbers and copy blocks and unobtrusive motion graphics, all animation on this business consultancy website home page works as one system, engaging users into learning more without getting bored or tired.

The animated explainer illustration for the Synthesized website helps to visualize highly technological processes as well as becomes an integral part of the general visual style concept for the service website.

The web platform for bartending courses uses a variety of motion effects to make the user experience intuitive and engaging and amplify the website’s elegance.

Web design for AI-powered content hub uses a variety of web animation effects to turn the scrolling process into a captivating experience and make necessary visual accents.

Diverse Video Content

One more aspect that grows its presence and diversity in user interfaces of all kinds is video content. Realizing the effectiveness of videos for modern users, stakeholders and creative teams find more and more ways and formats of integrating them into the user experience, from full-screen background videos to small ones on some tabs or screen sections. That’s especially brightly seen for digital marketing, with websites and landing pages quickly setting the needed atmosphere and demonstrating service or items to their audience.

Hales Freight website features video content in the hero section of the web page to instantly uncover the essence and benefits of the service to the visitors.

The website for the niche water brand supports the atmosphere and sets the association of their water’s refreshing naturalness with video pieces integrated across website pages.

The home page of the virtual reality studio employs prominent atmospheric video pieces to make an impressive and emotional presentation of the service. 

The website of a mental health guide uses a block of changing video fragments sharing positive vibes.

Scrollytelling

One of the currently popular approaches we have already had the chance to realize within our recent projects is scrollytelling. Basically, it is turning the process of scrolling the page or screen into captivating storytelling with the right balance of visuals and text design and spiced with animation to make it even more dynamic. This approach is also applied in the form of various timelines telling the story of a brand or company development.

Advocacy Through Walls website, an interactive guide for public defenders, community-based organizations, and other social justice advocates on how to ethically and intentionally engage with people currently incarcerated or directly impacted by systemic advocacy, is based on the scrollytelling approach.

The business consultancy website uses the approach of engaging scrolling on the About page to uncover the stages and milestones of the company’s development and achievements.

Emotional Hero Section

One more trend showing the steady growth of popularity is using the potential of a hero section to make the first seconds of contact with the user not only informative and functional but also emotional. Prominent visuals and videos, captivating motion graphics, and bold, concise typographic parts featuring taglines and/or brand names greatly help achieve that goal.

MOVA Brewery website home page has a hero section setting instant emotional connection with the visitor via the party-vibe full-screen photo with branded beer glasses and the tagline uncovering the idea behind the beer space connecting people.

Posse website hero section sets the instant feeling of cheerful and sincere communication. 

The color palette, solid massive typography, ultra-minimalistic layout, and atmospheric full-screen photo background in the hero section set the starting point for the adventure emotion offered on the website of the service organizing sledding expeditions.

Mental health guide website uses the emotional hero section, combining a bright, bold typographic part with black-and-white background video.

The landing page for the fitness application builds an emotional connection in the hero section via the catchy prominent typography of the tagline and engages in scrolling down with the visual hint of the mobile interface, which is presented via eye-pleasing animation when the visitor scrolls.

Typography Experiments

Typography in user interfaces has always presented the field for experiments, and recently, app and web designers have been demonstrating new levels of creativity in approaches to font choice and combinations. Playing with decorativeness, original graphic details, and motion, they continue pushing the borders of making the interface design look unique, elegant, and aesthetic with the help of chosen typefaces.

The ecommerce marketplace website design uses a beautiful decorative font for taglines, headings, and primary text blocks.

The music instrument producer’s website plays with a bold sans-serif font for headings and original all-caps font for the text block, setting the visual connection to modern music technologies.

The light and airy website of the niche wild farm drinks producer uses a neat decorative primary font that plays well with the idea of wildflowers and grasses.

Interactive Menus and Catalogs

Having checked the benefits of interactivity and its contribution to positive user experience, today, designers and developers don’t limit themselves to the well-checked types of interactive content but constantly experiment with new approaches and ideas. That results in new kinds of cool interactive details we can find on modern websites and apps, and trendy interactive menus and catalogs are among them lately, making the websites and mobile apps more desirable and handy.

The winery website home page features an interactive menu showing the photos on hover of the specific position.

Interacting with the menu, the visitors of the clinic website get to the page that uses a split screen layout and changes the photo depending on the chosen position. 

The water brand website uses the interactive catalog with text-labeled vertical tabs, allowing users to switch between product pages.

Immersive Experiences

With the technological advancements of AR and VR in recent years, more and more brands integrate immersive experiences into their communication and marketing campaigns. Immersive digital marketing involves users in an experience that merges elements of the surrounding environment with personalized digital content connected to the specific customer journey and purchase needs. So, that means that creatives also have to think over new approaches to design this kind of user experience and make it the factor amplifying the positive result.

The poster store application allows users to fine-tune the search of the poster and try the chosen item in their specific interior.

Mix of Visuals

More and more interface designers tend not to make a choice upon one type of visual content but employ a mix of different visuals, finding the balance of effective combinations. So, websites and apps can feature photos and videos, illustrations and collages, and major and minor motion graphics working as one system and supporting each other to make the pages and screens more usable, informative, and eye-pleasing.

The bartending school website uses a combination of various visual content, from full-screen video to atmospheric photos and neat line illustrations.

The mental health guide combines photos, videos, and illustrations for emotional and diverse communication of the ideas to the reader.

The winery ecommerce website features a combination of beautiful vineyard photos, product presentation photos of bottles, and sophisticated line illustrations to visualize the production stages.

High-Level Conceptuality

One more trend of the recent months in UI design is the creation of high-fidelity concepts to think over user experience for future technological advancements, gadgets, and devices that are not massively used or affordable yet but are already talked about actively enough to consider interaction design for them.

Here’s an elegant design concept for a product manager application created to be used effectively on a foldable device; in this project, our team set the challenge to think over both additional limitations and possibilities that foldable devices open for the user experience. 

Some UI/UX and interaction design solutions for the vibrant and engaging mobile application concept of the AR-based social network.

Sure, these are only some of the actual trends in web and mobile design at the moment, so let’s move on and see what the new year of design will bring out.

New articles on user experience design are coming soon; stay tuned.

Useful Articles

Here’s a bunch of articles to dive deeper into the theme of usability and user experience design.

6 Essential Elements of a Company Website Design

Big Little Details: 7 Helpful Elements of Web Usability

UX Design: Types of Interactive Content Amplifying Engagement

Negative Space in Design: What It Is and How To Use It

5 Types of Images for Web Content

Types of Contrast in User Interface Design

5 Pillars of Effective Landing Page Design

How to Make Web Interface Scannable

The Anatomy of a Web Page: Basic Elements

Error Screens and Messages: UX Design Practices

Web Design: 16 Basic Types of Web Pages

Originally written for Tubik Blog, graphic and video content by tubik

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By Tubik Arts

By Folio Illustration Agency

By Folio Illustration Agency

By DKNG

By Carole Chevalier

By Tubik Arts

By MUTI

By Folio Illustration Studio

By Jasmine Whiteleaf

By Carole Chevalier

By Tubik Arts for Nova Post

By Sebastian Luca

By DKNG

By Volmi Studio

By Gaspart

New design collections are coming soon; stay tuned!

For more inspiration, check the sets of other posts from our D4U Inspiration gallery, where we gather impressive creatives to share their art with you, for example:

• people illustration gallery
• big collection of winter and Christmas art
• a big of user-friendly mobile applications
• logo design collection for various business goals
• captivating 3D animation concepts
• creative web designs with 3D graphics
• web design examples on ecological issues
• inspiring mobile interactions design examples
• Procreate illustration tutorials

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NOMA Vino Taxonomico by Monotypo Studio

Monotypo Studio did this packaging design project, and they describe it the following way. The NOMA Wine Collection was born as a tribute to biodiversity, as well as to the tireless interest of human beings, from Aristotle to Karl Von Lineo, in understanding and studying their ecosystem. Two handmade illustrations were made, an edition inspired by the traditional Mushroom Route, carried out every summer by the Lic. in Biology Daniel Bojorquez in the Bosque de La Primavera. The biodiversity of the Birds Kingdom inspires the Second Edition.

Christmas Wine Labels by Tubik Arts

Catch the festive vibes with this packaging design project by Tubik Arts inspired by the winter holidays: here’s a glance at the custom wine bottle label designs with bright original illustrations for the special Christmas edition.

Wonderground by Cornershop

Wonderground is a place in Barossa Valley, a biodynamic vineyard, a boutique winery, and, most notably, a contemporary gallery and space for Barossa to lead with world-class art. Cornershop collaborated with the team at Wonderground to establish a brand identity and packaging that helps bring their unique vision to life.

Amuleto by Vantablack Studio

The creators of this wine packaging describe the idea as follows: “The ‘Expedition Uco’ wine project embarks on an intricate journey to the heart of nature, where each bottle becomes a testament to the struggle for vitality. The label, akin to a window into the subconscious, portrays the industrious ant, a symbol of persistence, standing out against a network of lines mirroring the intricacies of the soils that nourish our vineyards. This graphic dance embodies the symphony of life and death intertwined in an eternal ballet in the very unforgiving terrain where our vines seek sustenance. Just as humans delve into the depths of their psyche, in ‘Expedition Uco,’ we explore the mysteries of the earth to distill the energy forged through this fusion of opposites.”

Christoudia Winery Packaging by Reef+Co

The tale of Chrystoudia Winery unfolded in 1992 when the Christoudia family embarked on a journey to nurture their passion and expertise in enology. Nestled in the charming village of Kato Drys in Cyprus, this unique winery thrives in an idyllic microclimate, guaranteeing premium harvests and, in turn, crafting wines of extraordinary quality. Thirty years on, the younger generation of the family took on the exciting challenge of revitalizing the brand. The team at Reef+Co was entrusted with creating the new brand identity.

Mavrogianni Estate Wines Label Designs by Symbolic

The Mavrogiannis estate is located in a rich natural landscape at the foot of Mount Movris next to the historic river Larissos. The images of this place, its sounds, the creatures met there, the atmosphere it exudes are the identity and the soul of the estate. The Symbolic team included this place’s vibrant elements in the winery’s identity and labels. Inspired by all this, along with the winery owners’ boundless respect for nature and the processes required to produce a natural product, they have created four unique wine labels made entirely from Greek varieties. For each type of wine, they designed representations that describe with lyricism the hidden realities behind the hustle and bustle of modern life.

Graphia Wine Packaging Design by Studio Fen

Graphia, which means “to write” in Greek, is a self-initiated project for a collection of artisan wine label designs by Studio Fen, inspired by the love for typography and printmaking. The designs combine the artistic elements of handmade collages, typography, and silkscreen prints to create a visually striking and unique label set with subtle hints that pay homage to the typographic world.

CAOS Wine Label Design by Grit Studio

With this project, Grit Studio took on the exciting challenge of developing our own wine brand from the ground up. This passion project allowed them to extend their skills beyond client work and experience the brand creation process. They collaborated hand-in-hand with a skilled winemaker to blend their design imagination with real-world wine expertise to create this wine label design.

New D4U Gallery issues are coming soon; keep up with new posts.

For more inspiration, check the sets of other posts from our D4U Gallery, where we gather impressive creatives to share their art with you, for example:

• sophisticated brand identity designs
• stylish visual identity design projects
• identity and packaging design projects
• logo designs for different business goals
• people illustration gallery
• captivating 3D animation concepts
• collection of web design for media and editorials
• impressive packaging designs 
• artistic portrait collages
• childhood illustrations
• 3D illustrations
• book cover designs

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Lineart Animals

This illustration set is devoted to the world of animals and pets, created in the artistic style of line illustration based on smooth and elegant curves and bright color spots, adding even more emotion and expressiveness to artworks.

Dog line illustration

Fox line illustration

Rooster line illustration

Swan line illustration

Whale line illustration

Bull line illustration

Marketing Illustrations for Small Food Brands

Here’s the set of artistic outline illustrations for local food brands’ promotion both online and offline. There, you will find the bakery waking the town up with the irresistible flavor of freshly baked bread and airy croissants, winemakers adding a special taste to any celebration, cheese producers knowing the ins and outs of the best cheese tastes and textures, and beekeepers busy as a bee to make lives sweeter and healthier.

Each case included three line illustrations reflecting the food maker, the product, and the location where it’s produced. This type of graphics is flexible for a broad diversity of marketing goals like banners, posters, billboards, website or landing pages, printed brochures, leaflets, business or gift cards, letters, boxes, bags, etc. Take a closer look below.

Winemakers

Cheesemakers

Bakers

Beekeepers

People Illustrations

A couple more line artworks reflect different actual themes and use human characters to set a clear visual connection to the topic. This type of graphic content can be effectively used as a title image for a blog article, landing page, social media posts, or advertising banners.

To feel happy and stay productive, we all have to care about the physical and mental harmony reached via work-life balance. In the new reality of recent years, some of us have to find new ways to adapt, including working and training from home. But those who want will always find the way. That’s the story the line-art illustration below shares.

This illustration is up to reflect another bright day that will definitely be full of life colors and bright challenges, which yet are never the ones to be afraid of when you are focused and ready for the fight.

One more artwork reflects the growing world of cryptocurrencies, dynamic and deep, and the artist experiments with composition, details, and gradients to make the mood clear and the idea expressive.

New illustration sets are coming soon. Keep up with new posts.

Illustration Collections and Digital Art Case Studies

If you want to see more collections of illustrations or discover how they work in particular design projects, here’s the set of posts for you.

Real Bitcoin. Creating Website Illustrations

Digital Art: 50 Digital Illustrations To Please Your Eye and Soul

OK Boomer. Trivia Game Design and Branding

Art of Seasons: 30+ Bright Illustrations Inspired by Nature

45 Inspiring Illustrations About Workspaces, Creativity, and Art

Animal World: 4 Beautiful Illustration Sets About Wildlife and Pets

Book Illustrations for Visual Storytelling

In Search of Illustration: Design Process for Illustration Set

Picturesque Digital Illustrations Inspired by the Art of Architecture

Moonworkers. Digital Illustrations on Film Production

MYWONY. Storytelling with Brand Intro Design

Digital Art: 40+ Inspiring Illustrations on Diverse Themes

Originally written for Tubik Blog, graphic content by tubik

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Check more digital artworks by Samji on Dribbble or Behance.

New D4U Gallery issues are coming soon; keep up with new posts.

For more inspiration, check the sets of other posts from our D4U Gallery, where we gather impressive creatives to share their art with you, for example:

• people illustration gallery
• food illustrations
• funny 3D characters
• wine packaging design
• captivating 3D animation concepts
• Procreate illustration tutorials
• realistic 3D portraits
• impressive packaging designs 
• artistic portrait collages
• childhood illustrations
• 3D illustrations
• book cover designs

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Process

Using illustrations to enhance user experience design is now a well-checked and effective design practice. Pictures help to transfer the needed messages faster, set the mood, and provide aesthetic satisfaction. For the big pack of Real Bitcoin website illustrations, it was essential to stick to the following principles reflected in all the artworks:

• consistency: reflecting a variety of ideas, messages, and compositions used across the different website pages, the illustrations keep a consistent style to support the integrity of the user experience
• informativeness: all the illustrations aim to transfer or enhance a particular message, help present the benefits of the service
• emotionality: the style, color palette, visual metaphors, and characters in the illustration pack empower the emotional appeal as a part of user experience

People Illustrations

Real Bitcoin is the platform connecting people to quite a virtual topic and the highly technological theme of cryptocurrencies. What’s more, their target audience is people who are not deeply into the theme of cryptocurrencies yet. So, it was vital for them to add a solid and powerful human element to the first impression and all the experience of dealing with the website and set a quick and clear connection to the world of people, not the digital reality. That’s why a large pack of illustrations with human characters was developed based on the ideas of diversity and friendliness, communication, and support. With the images on the website pages, the product communicates to the visitors via a number of human characters of different ages, races, social statuses, and interests, unveiling the benefits of cryptocurrencies for different groups of users. Here are some of them.

Custom Graphics

One more task for the illustrator was to create a set of informative and symbolic illustrations that would help to beautify informative content blocks and contribute to the visual support of the message. As people perceive, decode, and memorize images faster than words, such visual elements both increase the informativeness and scannability of the webpages as well as add to the general stylistic concept. Here, Real Bitcoin website visitors will find a variety of well-recognized visual prompts on money, banknotes, wallets, coins, and gadgets for interacting with the world of digital products, and also diverse graphs, charts, and upward arrows to symbolize financial growth, progress, and development.

This project demonstrated how much informative power, emotion, and style can well-crafted custom illustrations contribute to the website design, not only making a considerable positive impact on its attractiveness but also enhancing the usability and desirability of the presented products and services.

New design case studies from our team are coming soon. Stay tuned!

More Design Case Studies

Here’s a set of more case studies sharing the design solutions and approaches for some of the design projects done by the Tubik team.

Magma Math. Web Design for Educational Platform

Dance Festival. Creating a Set of Event Poster Designs

Soaplanet. Soap Brand Packaging Design with Travel Spirit

Carricare. Identity and UX Design for Safe Delivery Service

Uplyfe. Identity Design for Health App

Devpost. Hero Illustrations for Hackathons Platform

ShipDaddy. Identity and Web Design for Shipping Service

Physica Magazine. Web Design and Graphics for Scientific Blog

Nova Post Advent Calendar. UI/UX Design and Christmas 3D Art

Nibble Health. Identity and UX Design for Healthcare Fintech Service

Ready Set Recover. Web Design and Illustrations for Surgery Recovery Platform

ProAgenda. Identity and Website Design for Golf Management Service

The illustrations in the post belong to their proprietors, are the object of copyright, and cannot be used by the third side for any goals.

Originally written for Tubik Blog, graphic content by tubik

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Café Com Passagem

Café com Passagem project description from designers:

Café com Passagem is a family business focused on the specialty coffee market located in Foz do Iguaçu-PR. The need for this redesign came with the aim of praising the special Brazilian coffee bean, creating a brand aligned with the quality of the product that is able to reach international territories as well as the expectations of the specialty coffee consumer, who generally seeks knowledge about the world. of coffee and appreciates the stories behind each cup.

Specialty coffee in Brazil is treated in a very meticulous way, a process that involves many people and respects nature. The visual identity was built based on these precepts, with elements that reinforce craftsmanship, manual harvesting, people, Brazilian culture, and sustainability. The symbol in the typography represents coffee and the world, the Brazilian specialty coffee that has gained a prominent position in a global context. For the supporting graphic elements, animals from the Brazilian fauna (mainly from the Paraná region), the legend of Naipi and Tarobá, and drawings that illustrate the wisdom of the past of coffee cultivation were used.

Terrano Engenharia

Terrano Engenharia project description from designers:

The brand was built by reinforcing the terrain’s work fronts (projection, work alignment, topography, and soil analysis) and also supporting the main pillars that the client expects to find in an engineering company: precision, seriousness, and safety.⠀

The colors used in the project represent a gradient of soil colors. Symbols and lines are essential elements in maps, and that is why they were added to the various geometric shapes of the visual identity – from the symbol “T” of the logo that was obtained from joining squares to complementary materials. The formats are generalist to facilitate reading and increase the level of understanding.

Puppen Kids

Puppen Kids project description from designers:

The word “Puppen” used in the logo comes from the German language, which means dolls. The dolls historically occupy a place that brings warmth and affection, in addition to the rescue of free play. They were used in the complementary material as well as in the company’s name, contextualizing the idea of how dressing can be fun, cheerful, and cool.

The purpose of this visual identity is to encourage children to create their own imaginary world, express themselves, and play with comfort and style. The three dolls were strategically designed to initially represent Hannah, João Guilherme, and Isadora, children of Puppen Kids entrepreneurs – the biggest incentive to open a store in this segment. Being a democratic color, yellow is prevalent in Puppen Kids’ visual identity – not imposing any gender barriers.

Check more projects by this team in the Black Pepper Design portfolio on Behance.

New D4U Gallery issues are coming soon; keep up with new posts.

For more inspiration, check the sets of other posts from our D4U Gallery, where we gather impressive creatives to share their art with you, for example:

• creative wine packaging design projects
• sophisticated brand identity designs
• identity and packaging design projects
• logo designs for different business goals
• people illustration gallery
• captivating 3D animation concepts
• impressive packaging designs 
• artistic portrait collages
• childhood illustrations
• 3D illustrations
• book cover designs

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Creative Workspace

No secret workspaces have a great impact on productivity, creativity, focus, and inspiration. And that’s also the aspect of great diversity: some of us need a clean and minimalist environment while others strive for tons of inspiring bits and kits, plants, or books. Inspired by the theme, we’ve created a set of illustrations showing the diversity of creative workspaces.

Artists’ Universe

The more you dive into art, the deeper it feels like a sort of endless and impressive universe, with each artist presenting a particular star or even galaxy full of amazing discoveries. This illustration collection aims at opening this universe a bit via the powerful and inspiring artists representing different cultures, epochs, and styles, but all having lit their own immortal stars.

The bright Mexican painter Frida Kahlo

The pioneer of impressionism Claude Monet

Maria Prymachenko, a Ukrainian village folk art painter, a famous representative of naïve art

René Magritte, a Belgian surrealist artist well-known for witty and thought-provoking artworks

Gustav Klimt, an Austrian symbolist painter and one of the most prominent members of the Vienna Secession movement

Salvador Dalí, a Spanish surrealist artist worldwide famous for his technical skill as well as striking and bizarre artworks

Vincent van Gogh, a Dutch post-impressionist painter, one of the most famous, productive, and influential figures in the history of Western art

Black and White Artworks About Design Studio Life

Here in Tubik, we know the ins and outs of different sides of the design process, the power of teamwork, and the importance of concentration. As well as the work-life balance issue, so much thought out by creative people. Here’s a collection of catchy and daring monochrome artworks devoted right to that topic.

Geometric Art of Design

Artists and designers know well that all the world around is full of geometric diversity. This collection of digital artworks also touches that theme: the illustrations are spiced with the geometry magic and reflect different aspects of the design process.

Curious Cat and Creative Process

This set of illustrations is dedicated to various stages of the research and creation process. This series has a mascot character uniting all the episodes into one line of visual storytelling: meet the curious and clever сat going all the way from a question to the solution.

Question and problem statement stage

Research stage

Systematization stage

Analysis stage

Hypothesis stage

Solution stage

Mixing Styles

Collaboration on a creative project is never a simple thing, as sometimes it has to crush together different visions and approaches to get a wow result. This set of artworks is inspired by that theme and based on the creative illustration at the crossroads of different styles and dimensions.

All designers strive to experience that moment of zen when everything in their design is harmonic, balanced, and eye-pleasing. Even if that’s just a short second before the next round of polishing, perfecting, and upgrading. Catch that feeling with the illustration below.

Don’t forget to take creative breaks to avoid creative blocks – that’s the idea behind another illustration from the set.

Design in Progress Illustrations

Here you’ll find a pack of diverse illustrations devoted to different work styles and setups: from individual work to teamwork, from working from home to office vibes, from freelancing to studio design.

Getting into work from home

Teamwork mode

Research stage in the user experience design process

Communication as an integral part of designers’ job

Backstage of freelancing from home

Teamwork uniting the superpowers of different colleagues

Starting a design day from the client’s feedback

Diving deep and focusing

Working in the quarantine mode

New illustration sets are coming soon, don’t miss them.

Illustration Collections and Digital Art Case Studies

If you want to see more collections of illustrations or discover how they work in particular design projects, here’s the set of posts for you.

Fulfill. Illustrations and Web Design for 3PLs Marketplace

Roebuck. Mobile Design and Illustrations for Educational App

8 Bright Packaging Design Projects Employing Illustration Art

Bikker. Identity Design and Illustrations for Biking Service

Animal World: 4 Beautiful Illustration Sets About Wildlife and Pets

Book Illustrations for Visual Storytelling

In Search of Illustration: Design Process for Illustration Set

ABUK. Custom Book Cover Design for Audiobook App

Moonworkers. Digital Illustrations on Film Production

MYWONY. Storytelling with Brand Intro Design

Tubik in Paris. Design Process for Narrative Illustration

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The illustrations in the post belong to Tubik and cannot be used by other resources without a link to the source.

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Cuca Green Fonda

Corporate identity design project for an inn-type restaurant with organic and natural products.

Daniel Barreto Visual Identity

Identity design project for the talented audiovisual and graphic artist Daniel Barreto. The main design objective was to create a corporate identity project that visually reflected Daniel’s audiovisual work, with the creation of a monogram as a Japanese stamp, as Japanese graphic artists used to stamp their work, and a logo that reflects strength, distinction, and dynamism, and integrate the graphic work and the elements of the stationery consistently.

MIES Identity Design

Corporate identity design project for high-line quality gourmet products next to be commercialized in México.

Kiyoshi Sushi & Sake Bar

Kiyoshi is a corporate identity project for a luxury restaurant with a sake and sushi bar, a project carried out for a Domestika course, with the purpose of teaching the basic principles of modifying typography to create unique logos. The concept was inspired by Japanese gastronomy, which sees food as a ritual; the typographic inspiration and the illustration were made taking as inspiration the woodcut Ukiyo E engravings from the Edo period.

Check more projects by this team in Monotypo Studio Behance portfolio.

New D4U Gallery issues are coming soon; keep up with new posts.

For more inspiration, check the sets of other posts from our D4U Gallery, where we gather impressive creatives to share their art with you, for example:

• creative wine packaging design projects
• identity and packaging design projects
• logo designs for different business goals
• people illustration gallery
• captivating 3D animation concepts
• realistic 3D portraits
• impressive packaging designs 
• artistic portrait collages
• childhood illustrations
• 3D illustrations
• book cover designs

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