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Top UI/UX Designs of July — End of Month Inspiration

Best Design Inspirations of July 2020

This site has some great examples of animated work, and every month they showcase different creative work, from across a range of design disciplines.

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More 3D steampunk influenced artworks and objects. A range of small metallic  and mechanical parts and components from devices/products such as analogue watches and clocks are evident in this work by Russian artist, Albe Goyec. More of his work can be found on his blog at:

https://albegoyec.tumblr.com/

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Collage work by Loui Jover, an Australian artist. He utilises printed pages from books, ink, paint, pencil, sheet music and images to create his expressive works. There is also a strong fashion illustrative style evident in some of his other pieces. Any or all these techniques, materials and media could be used to represent and depict your own ideas and concepts for this project.

You can buy his artworks at:

https://www.saatchiart.com/louijover

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Simple, yet creative, 3D architectural structures/models. This could be a possible direction for this project, for those students that want to continue their studies in Architectural Design. Original source unknown: https://www.pinterest.com.au/pin/776167317020575323/

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The very talented Magda Ksiezak, RMIT Graphic Design alumni, makes these 3D papercraft pieces by hand, with some of them fully animated, using the stop motion animation. She is a freelance creative, working locally in Melbourne. https://hellomagda.com/

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Amazing “Tiny Worlds” created by Cabeza Patata Studio, in Barcelona Spain. https://www.behance.net/cabezapatata

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Promo website for Ukrainian model, Adel Vakula.

Fantastic artistic and creative montages, with animated components as you scroll. Worth a quick look...

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Russian Artist Transforms Everyday Objects Into “Something Else”

Russian artist Tatiana Khlopkova creates day-to-day images of various objects at which she likes to look from unexpected angles. She makes the objects change their shape, color, sizes, and function, finding their similarities in an incredible way. The artist calls her project - “something as somethi

Some very imaginative and clever artistic transformations of everyday objects and natural phenomena...

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Illustrations GIFs - Find & Share on GIPHY

Find GIFs with the latest and newest hashtags! Search, discover and share your favorite Illustrations GIFs. The best GIFs are on GIPHY.

Some inspiration for bringing your designs and illustrations to life...

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Creative Illustrations Using Everyday Object - Gündelik nesneleri kullanarak oluşturulan yaratıcı Çizimler by Kristian Mensa

Check out more of his work on Instagram

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2D illustrations & 3D objects combine to make creative outcomes

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Wool knits by Jessica Dance

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Alternate 3D content generation for your project

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Official site for Belgian artist Wim Delvoye

An amazing and versatile Belgian artist - Wim Delvoye, who generates unique pieces, such as this project where he carved patterns into car tyres.

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Browse What's Hot | DeviantArt

What's Hot - Your spot for viewing some of the best pieces on DeviantArt. Be inspired by a huge range of artwork from artists around the world.

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Inspiration Grid | Design Inspiration | Design Inspiration

Inspiration Grid is a daily-updated gallery celebrating creative talent from around the world. Get your daily fix of design, art, illustration, typography, photography, architecture, fashion and more.

Possibly too much inspiration in one place.....

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Yarn bombing - the activity of creating knitted coverings for public objects and statues. This might get you inspired for your creative project idea.

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A photographer embarked on a mission to document New York City's best street art before it disappeared — here are some of his favorites

NYC is the birthplace of street art, and the city where the best artists converge. Here's what you should see.

Some awesome NYC street art – love how these work in the built environment.

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Kami no Tsubo: Paper Vase

Turn any plastic bottle into a gorgeous vase Plastic bottles are ubiquitous in our day-to-day lives. So instead of throwing them out, why not extend their lives

Reworking a plastic bottle into something functional and beautiful.