Nuria Madrid published a series of beautiful artworks from her latest graphic design projects on her Behance Profile. They feature super clean 3D elements with a modern and vibrant color palette. As she mentions in the post, they are a “assortment of illustrations I’ve done in the past few months mostly for magazines.” The editorial work is for N by Norwegian, Bättre Liv, Holmen Paper, Yorokobu (personal), Excelente by Iberia, Zeit Campus mag. Below we showcase some of our favorite ones. 

Nuria is a Designer + Art director based in sunny Barcelona. After spending some years working in advertising agencies as an art director now she is trying to focus her work on design and 3D illustration. “I love colors, isometric images, geometry and detail filled compositions.” she says and also adds that she is open for collaborations with other designers as well. For more information check out: http://www.nuriamadrid.com/

Graphic design and art direction

We are checking out this app design concept that involves UX and motion for a community called: Onstreet. Designed by Seoul-based designer Jaejin Bong, it’s an app based on a mixture of photo app and a shopping experience. So basically you’re sharing your daily look and you can tag the items that you are wearing so others can collect that information to buy them. It’s an elaborate take on mobile shopping and I think that the idea is quite unique. I am not personally the genre of person to take a picture of my outfit but there’s a certainty of a market of users for this experience and I’ll be intrigued to see how the future holds as the retail experience is slowing dying. Check it out!

Behind this concept is the work from Jaejin Bong who is a UI & Graphic Designer based in Seoul, Korea. You should definitely check out his Behance for more projects.

ONSTREET is the service that is literally used on the “Street”. Street shows everyone’s fashion.

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• Make sure to follow Jaejin on Behance

Let’s take a look at this mural design & illustration by our good friend Ben Johnston who has been doing beautiful and crazy huge murals for the last couple years. We always have been fan of his work on ABDZ and also seeing his progression as well. Let’s sit back and admire his latest on a mural for a distillery located in Toronto. Art that is indeed going to be frozen in time.

Behind this mural is the work from Ben Johnston who is a designer and letterer based in Toronto, Canada. You should definitely follow his lettering works on Behance.

Custom typographic mural designed and painted for Yongehurst Distillery in Toronto

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• Check out Ben’s Personal Site at benjohnston.ca/
• Make sure to follow Ben on Behance

Le Petit Prince is a graphic design project created and shared by Rafa Miqueleto. It was a commissioned work done inspired by The Little Prince movie. One of the coolest things about this project is the tools and materials used. It’s a paper craft full of style. The details and the dimensionality added by layers of papers and folds is just beautiful. In addition to that, and the most amazing in my opinion, is the irregularities of the cuts. I have tried to do this type of work in Illustration and Photoshop, however it always end up looking to uniform or computer generated. Nothing can beat the real deal, it’s almost a homage to graphic design projects from a different era, an era without computers.

Rafa Miqueleto is a graphic designer and illustrator from Sao Paulo, Brazil. He has a super strong portfolio with more amazing projects like this one. I highly recommend you to check it out at http://cargocollective.com/miqueleto

Graphic design and paper craft

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