Jan 30, 2018
With the Oscars approaching, here’s a look back at some of my favorite movie posters from 2017.
– Monika
seen from South Korea
seen from Yemen
seen from France
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from Italy
seen from T1
seen from United Kingdom
seen from China
seen from Honduras
seen from China
seen from United Kingdom
seen from United Kingdom
seen from China
seen from South Korea
seen from Australia
seen from Australia
seen from United States
seen from T1
seen from France
With the Oscars approaching, here’s a look back at some of my favorite movie posters from 2017.
– Monika
Chobani’s beautiful new logo and branding! I love the elegant wordmark, illustrations, and unexpected dark green.
– Monika (via Brand New)
Have you been keeping up with this year’s 36 Days of Type? Currently on its 4th edition, this crowd-sourced project has gained a huge following in the design community. In addition to inviting well known designers to participate, artists of all varieties are encouraged to upload their typographic creations to Instagram.
Check out some selects here.
–Monika
EA Creative Wallpaper Project: Pineapples & Pussycats 750 x 1334 • 1080 x 1920 • 1920 x 1080 1920 x 1200 • 2560 x 1440 • 3840 x 2400 I was inspired to create this pattern by the current jungle and pineapple print trends, and the enduring popularity of illustrated cats. I took a digital screen printing approach by initially designing on two separate color layers (teal and orange), and multiplying to create the dark green. ~stay trendy~
–Monika
Having pursued a double major in design and psychology, I have always been interested in how psychology can influence our design choices. This article by Michael Abehsera explains how common psychological biases can influence us to make poor design decisions. An interesting and relatable read, that can help a designer avoid these pitfalls by increasing awareness.
–Monika
I have never been a big sneaker person, but this cool animation from Adidas ZX Flux definitely got me interested. I love how Adidas shows off a variety of products in a fun, interactive way!
See the full page here.
–Monika
I really enjoy Simone Massoni’s work, especially his editorial illustrations for The New Yorker magazine. Though the color palette is restricted, he accomplishes so much through expressive line work, negative space, and a simple dotted texture. Each one of his vignettes is beautifully composed and contain clever moments.
Check out more of his editorial work here.
–Monika
Last Valentines Day, Spotify created an interactive mini site, which allowed users to generate a shareable playlist with a secret message. In addition to being fun to create and easy to share, the UI animations were beautifully done, and added to the playfulness of the experience. Unfortunately the site is no longer live, but I’m hoping Spotify does something new this Valentines day!
See it on Awwwards’ Site of the Day.
–Monika