Adeolu Osibodu is a photographer based in Lagos, Nigeria. Today, we’re sharing images from their awesome project called Time Forgives. Osibodu’s use of black and white and strong narrative imagery makes for such a compelling body of work.
You can see more of Osibodu’s work on Behance here.
Or you can follow them on Instagram here.
Anthony Presley is a photographer, film maker and educator based in Memphis, Tennessee. We’re sharing his series of images entitled Memphis Noir today, which shows the amazing photographs he’s taken of his hometown at night.
We love the way he’s captured light and mood in these images. Such great work!
You can see more of his work on his website here.
And you can follow him on Behance here.
This website for Shin Takamatsu Architect and Associates does such a great job of articulating both his architectural vision as well as his work. Such a great example of a multi-purpose piece of web design!
You can visit the site here.
This amazing interactive LED tunnel by makemepulse (in collaboration with the French Biodiversity Agency and TBWA) was unveiled at the World Conservation Congress.
It showed people what the future could look like with or without biodiversity – fun for adults and kids alike.
You can check out the case study here, that explain their process. It’s fascinating!
This immersive web experience by Ronin Amsterdam takes the user on a journey through the Manolo Blahnik archives. This is done through a full 3D experience where you can navigate through rooms adorned with historical designs from the Manolo Blahnik archives.
To experience it for yourself, click here.
We love these posters by Hey Let’s Go for Bent Water Brewing! They use such a great mix of copywriting, design, illustration and art direction to get their point across.
Masterful stuff!
Sama is an adaptogenic tea brand that uses functional additives to create tea blends that not only taste great but can offer real benefits to you too. To bring their brand to life they turned to Bexbrands, a creative studio based in San Diego, to design and illustrate their packaging. We love how they used minimal illustration to show the benefits people can get from the product.
Such great work!
We love seeing illustration applied in smart ways and this work by Steven Noble for Cisco Brewers is such a great example.
Noble, known for his signature scratchboard / engraving style, really helps these designs stand out from the crowd. It’s so easy to see the shelf impact these design would have in-store.
To see more of Noble’s incredible work, you can visit his website here.
Or you can follow him on Behance here.
Peter Stewart is a fine art photographer, originally born in Australia, who has spent significant time in the UK and now finds himself living and working in Vietnam.
We’re sharing his project Chain Reaction: Chemical Plants of Kawasaki today, as we love the way he’s captured the otherworldly, futuristic feeling of these factories. It really feels as if they come from some strange future we haven’t yet imagined.
To see more of Stewart’s amazing work, check out his Behance profile here.
Or you can visit his website here to learn more about him.
This work by Wunderman Thompson Italy for Rinascente, an Italian chain of high end department stores, uses gorgeous and provocative illustration to cut through the clutter.
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