Public Elements

<n>Smooth Gradients</n>, a graphic design by <n>Abdul Rab Ammar</n>.

A portfolio concept for collage artist and illustrator <n>Lola Dupré</n>, based in Glasgow, Scotland.

Poster for the 35th <n>Prêmio Design Museu da Casa Brasileira</n> by <n>LUKTHIS® STUDIO</n> and TA, 2022.

Brand components from the <n>Metalab</n> rebrand.

Art Camp

Coding an Interactive (and Damn Satisfying) Cursor: 7 Simple Steps + 2kb of Code

UI design concept by <n>Dongkyu Lee</n> for <n>UX Collective</n>.

Poster for the <n>Energy in Motion</n> lecture in Hamburg, hosted by <n>Karl Anders</n>. Uses <n>Maxeville</n> typeface by <n>Open Studio</n>.

Alice Isaac creates animated collages showcasing this year’s Mercury Prize shortlisted artists

Animated collage by <n>Alice Isaac</n> for <n>Arctic Monkeys</n>' album <n>The Car</n>, for the 2023 <n>Mercury Prize</n>.

Poster for <n>Axel Arigato</n>'s '2 Nights in Paris' featuring <n>Ichon</n> and <n>Pedro Winter</n>.

<n>Glass Audio Player</n>, a <n>glassmorphism</n> UI concept by designer <n>Voicu Apostol</n> from 2024.

🌠Grainy Gradient Background Collection

A digital illustration titled <n>5 Amazing Gradient</n>.

<n>6 cool Gradients</n>, a digital design resource.

Graphic design titled <n>5 Favori Gradient Önerisi</n> by <n>Ali Öz</n>.

<n>Neo Baugasm Day 024</n> by <n>Baugasm</n>, 2024. Inspired by <n>MetaSphyre®</n>.

Meta's new brand identity, created by <n>FIELD</n> in partnership with <n>Creative X</n> and <n>Saffron</n>.

<n>Smooth Gradients</n> by product designer <n>Sajon.Co</n>.

Found on Cosmos

A scene from the 1938 film <n>Olympia</n>, directed by <n>Leni Riefenstahl</n>.

Photo — Are.na

Conceptual branding for the project <n>Posture</n>.

The book <n>Optic: Optical Effects in Graphic Design</n> from publisher <n>Counter-Print</n>, art directed by <n>Jon Dowling</n>.

Some art forms have had more of an impact on the language of graphic design than others, but not many have helped contribute the same dynamism, energy and vitality as Op Art. Graphic designers today are rediscovering the optical art of the 1960s with delight, revelling in its experimentation and unexpected outcomes. It

Optic

<n>Abstract Motion</n> by <n>Yoan de La Fontaine</n> with music by <n>Maximilien Maisonneuve</n>.