The 1974 <n>Lamborghini Bravo</n> concept car, designed by <n>Marcello Gandini</n> at <n>Bertone</n>.

Hand-drawn illustrations by <n>Linda Merad</n> for the <n>Hermès</n> website redesign.

The <n>2025 Year in Review</n> compilation by graphic designer <n>Anugrah Wayan</n>.

'<n>Food Shop</n>' is a project exploring sustainable and reductive packaging swaps for groceries.

<n>Concerto II</n>, a <n>Bauhaus</n>-inspired poster by designer <n>Vratislav Pecka</n> (<n>PosterLad</n>), 2021.

Website icons designed by <n>Linda Merad</n> for <n>Hermès</n>.

Good One. | 	Best Design Awards

LIMITED EDITION OF 20
  Ceizer believes in the power of written words. The written word is the best way to communicate and share thoughts or emotions. A written word on its own is an abstract idea, the meaning depends on the reader.
  
  “I took an inspiration from a work from Lichenstentein. I really love that simplistic approach and the double meaning. The fact that it’s too obvious makes it perfect.”
  
  Embrace the art life with a limited edition LED neon sign designed by Ceizer. Known for his trippy take on typography, the Dutch artist brings it to another level. Then levels up again. This collab with yellowpop is capped at 20 pieces, and each comes with a certificate of authenticity. 
   
  Size: 24 x 12 in (61 x 31 cm)
  Colors: Orange, Girl Pink, Hot Pink &amp; Light Blue.
  Designed to shine 
  
  LED neon artwork 
  Energy-efficient tubing 
  Cut to shape backing
  
   
  
  An installation screw kit is provided. You can add 3M Command Stripes for one-minute installation and plug your neon to your outlet! 

Art by Ceizer, LED Neon Sign

<n>Mark Rothko</n>'s "Untitled," a 1969 tempera on paper painting.

Artwork by <n>George Tyebcho</n> featuring a classic <n>Mercedes-Benz</n> overflowing with flowers.

Blossoms on a car hood in <n>New York City</n>. Photo by <n>Valentin Salmon</n>.

Enchanting Elegance: Somna Secra's Captivating Cosmetic Branding and Packaging

Packaging for <n>Motel Mezcal</n>, designed by <n>Young Jerks</n>.

Brand identity for <n>Clune Construction</n> by <n>Peters Design Co.</n> Animation by <n>Nur Amirov</n>.

<n>Abde Daram</n> in a sweater from <n>House of Errors</n>' <n>AGUIRRE</n> collection. Photo by <n>Hendrik Schneider</n>.

Album art for songs by <n>jooneyor</n> including '<n>4dalovers</n>' and '<n>w/luv</n>'.

The letter 'P' from the <n>Alphabet 2021 (Reflect / Refract)</n> series by <n>Nicholas Matej</n>.

A collection of logo and branding designs by <n>Mighty Midwest Design Co.</n>

A modified <n>Porsche 911</n> by <n>The Keen Project</n>.

"COBOL" poster by <n>Dietmar Winkler</n> for a 1969 <n>Massachusetts Institute of Technology</n> computer course.

Visual identity for <n>Found Objects</n>, a music and sound collective, designed by <n>Sometimes Always</n> and <n>renata sá</n>.

A chromatic treatment of the <n>Nike Logo</n> by graphic designer <n>Nico G</n>.

Logo for <n>Matrixoul.Space</n> and <n>MzoughiAi</n>.

A bathroom in the <n>London Loft</n> project by designer <n>Beata Heuman</n>. Photo by <n>Simon Brown</n>.

An AI-generated artwork of flowers overflowing from a car.

Branding for <n>jomi</n>, a bagel deli in Stuttgart, by <n>Hochburg Design</n> and <n>Cyrus Ghanai</n>.