Simple iOS Redesign
A fascinating redesign concept for iOS that flattens everything out. It's interesting, but removes some of the character of iOS.
Posted in Interface → iPhone App
Green Chameleon
Green Chameleon is a design agency based in Bristol, UK. Specialising in bespoke websites, graphics and illustrations for businesses and organisations of all shapes and sizes.
Nathan RileyPosted in Web Design → Portfolio
Color Logo
A simple, yet distinctive, logo designed for the now defunct Color app.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Candy Buffet
A superb design that makes an impact with its intriguing grid layout. I like the bold use of colours that grabs your attention.
Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
Glossy Navigational Arrows
A collection of unique glossy navigational arrows.
Posted in Interface → Element
Edelweiss Hotel
A great branding concept that takes simplicity to a new level. I love the way the mark is created from two overlapping triangles.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Serenity Digital
Serenity Digital are a team of highly experienced and skilled digital design and web development specialists based in Petersfield, Hampshire, UK.
Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
List Icon
A beautiful icon design for a list app that would look stunning on iOS device. I really love the colour palette, and just how different the style is to a lot of other list app icons.
Posted in Interface → iPhone App
ShoutFlow
A wonderfully stylish and minimal user interface for an iPhone app. I love the restrained use of colour and the keen eye for iconography.
Posted in Interface → iPhone App
gre
A clean and effective site for a web designer, that makes great use of a rather intriguing graphic on the landing page. I like the restrained use of colour throughout, it helps to showcase the designs more clearly.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Brandon Green
A fascinatingly extensive branding project for a Bar Mitzvah. This dad went to town following his sons desire for a green Bar Mitzvah. I really like the ensuing logo and various different but effective iterations of it.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Radio Elements
A beautiful example of a radio interface, made up of simple but effective individual elements. I really like the the white textured approach, it makes a strong statement. While the green colour just jumps out at you!
Posted in Interface → Other
Mark Strauss
An effortlessly clean site for a web designer. I really like the use of icons and small detailed graphics throughout. The consistent use of colour helps to create a sense of brand identity.
Posted in Web Design → Design
Symbiotiq
A great business card that would make a strong impression on any prospective clients. I really like the vibrant design on the front and the way it contrasts with the simple details on the back.
Posted in Branding → Business Cards
Delivery Costs
A simple shot of an iPhone delivery costs screen for an app called iPostcards. I love the wood grain and the fascinating use of typography. The green and blue circles work really well to make the details clear, even on a small screen.
Posted in Interface → iPhone App
David Crow
An incredibly bright and vibrant design for a business card! The colour is striking and immediately grabs your attention. The eye logo works really well as the focal point and is made even more effective by using white on such a bright background colour.
Posted in Branding → Business Cards
GrooveMaker
Complicated is the first that springs to mind when you open up GrooveMaker for the iPad! Fortunately it\'s mostly an illusion, many of the buttons are in patterns that are repeated. A lot of thought has gone into the interface design here, buttons light up and sliders move, it really is a joy to use!
Posted in Interface → iPad App
Goran Babarogic
A stylish yet clear business card for a graphic designer. The black front and white back are great in contrast! I particularly like the varied use of the logo and nice detailing on the front!
Posted in Branding → Business Cards
Taiyab Raja
This site has a nice and simple design with an attractive background and easily readable typography. Some designers make the mistake of thinking that if you do not have a lot of content, something is wrong. This site shows a small amount of content can be beautiful.
Posted in Web Design → Portfolio