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Yuliia Lobodiuchenko is a transportation designer and illustration based in Turin, Italy.

Dima Abrakadabra shared his submissions for the #36DaysofType and thought it should totally be featured on ABDZ.

We live in a data-driven era. Data drives the world.

You know those designs that you feel bad, not because of the poor quality but the opposite. When you question yourself, “why didn’t I think about that” or in my case “Why I suck so much”.

Back on April 24, 2015 the world was introduced to the original Apple Watch that literally changed the 'watch industry' forever.

Vini Naso, a visual artist from Canada shared a very interesting series titled: 'The masks we wear'.

Hope everyone has enjoyed their weekend. As a designer working in the universe of user interfaces, I think we all somehow had feedback on 'game interface design'.

BÜRO UFHO shared an amazing typography project on their Behance. It’s also their contribution to the always incredible 36 Days of Type challenge.

The incredibly talented Nidia Dias was approached by Maxon to create this year's splash screen for their S22 release.

Well was approached by Disruption Labs in 2018 to collaborate on a project which saw the R&D company implement patented nanotechnology into the

For some reason I forgot to share this. Probably you already saw, read it or downloaded it. For parents this is amazing. Not a parent, that's OKAY, you will definitely enjoy wasting some time.

Lucas Carrascosa shared some beautiful branding and visual design work created for Poesía Portátil, a project by Roberto & Victoria cult jewelry

The 'raw concrete' of the Web, unconventional, hard-coded, creative? In a few words, these are some of my keywords I have in mind when mentioning 'Brutalism'.

It’s Friday, the week is over. A full weekend ahead. Where to go? What to do? So many options. Not today, not this Friday.

Aside from web & mobile applications, it's not every day that we stumbled across a case study for 'Television Experience'. More specifically for AppleTV and tvOS, even adding to that medium.

Figma should be part of your set of tools as designers and even as non-designers.

Times are definitely changing, we all live in a pandemic and hopefully soon a post-pandemic reality. Economically things will be difficult initially but eventually things will get better.

It’s hard to not follow trends, I struggle, people I know struggle, you probably struggle. That’s okay. The best way to learn is to try to imitate things we like.

While we are still 'confined'. Hope you are still staying healthy and safe.

In this time of sorrow and stress there’s nothing better than a boost of pure 80s graphic design inspiration. A lightning of energy directed straight to our hearts to lift us up.