— Made a rooster for my friend Bas. His last name means rooster in dutch. The monogram is created on a grid, since he is a furniture maker and specialises in perfect corner-connections and details in his work.
— Hey Hey Hey 👋, Visual exploration of the construction of a medal for the first place or for the one who got the highest score in a video game, part of one of the rewards, for passing that section in extremely difficult.
Visual exploration made entirely in Pixso, although the star was already made in Sketch.
What do you think? I think I can improve some more things but we are on the right track.
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— A while ago I did a little graph to show attractions wait times throughout the day 🎢⏳📈
It's part of a an app to help guest during their journey in the parks
— The recreation of a typeface commonly used in Amsterdam's public transport system. The grid inspired by the LED screens used for displaying messages, intrigued me.
— Vector illustration inspired by a keyboard called Nomad Keyboard, this illustration was made entirely using only Sketch. A very interesting work and with many learnings in its construction.
Using sketch to achieve this kind of results seemed interesting to me, however there is no comparison with what can be optimized in time, with an app focused on the construction of vector graphics like Affinity Designer.
#illustration#sketch#vector
— components.bridger.to is a free and open-source collection of Next.js components for building landing pages and websites. They are built using brijr/craft, shadcn/ui, Typescript, and Tailwind. #web#nextjs#engineering
— I designed a series of App Store screenshots for a social networking app called Purp, aiming to resonate with its primary audience, predominantly under 22 yo.
The design captures the essence of youth interests and connectivity that’s both inviting and comfortable for app's users.