Jae Murphy Photography - Business Cards
Jae Murphy is photographer from USA, California. She wanted professional, simple and clean logo with negative space effect. In logo mark you can see letters J, M, photo camera and tripod in negative space. Through Corporate Identity design I developed the negative space idea from the logo. It adds a new dimension to every item and makes the slogan "An Uncommon View of the Commonplace" stand true.
Luka BalicPosted in Branding → Business Cards
ShutterBug
Chalked full of good looks, Shutterbug gives you a digital attaché for your photographs. Show off your works in the hero slider, galleries, blog posts, or all the above. With so many great ways to feature your photo collection, Shutterbug is the theme for any serious or budding photographer.
Posted in Web Design → Photography
Toast
Clean, minimal and responsive design to showcase Toast - an iPhone app for making wishes come true.
Posted in Web Design → Software
MobileMozaic
MobileMozaic is an online gallery selecting the best in iOS app design from around the world.
Posted in Web Design → Design
You Owe Me
I love the unique UI styling of this iPhone app, it makes an immediate statement. The use of colour is great, as is the overall usability.
Posted in Interface → iPhone App
Evgeny Vasenev
A beautiful mobile version of a designer's portfolio. I love the colours and the way the grid layout works on the small screen.
Posted in Interface → iPhone App
Noesis Design
An elegant and beautifully designed website from one of London\'s leading creative brand agencies. Presents a sophisticated, professional and classic design whilst remaining very easy to navigate.
Posted in Web Design → Corporate
Wood Switch
This approach to texture is pretty heavy-handed but it certainly makes a strong impact. The use of bright colours and wood textures gives these buttons a dramatic look.
Posted in Interface → Element
JOBS App Icon
JOBS is the unofficial iPhone version of the Authentic Jobs website. I simply love the attention to detail and the gorgeous illustrative elements.
Posted in Interface → iPhone App
Website - Responsive WP Theme
Website is a responsive theme, which means it adapts to the device on which it’s displayed. The theme cares for your content so it looks great on all devices, but you can also decide to show part of a content on some versions only, and hide on others.
Posted in Web Design → Portfolio
Wythe
This is a perfect example of a website for a hotel, utilising an intuitive interface whilst also making a statement. I really like the structure of the layout and the strong logo mark.
Posted in Web Design → Misc
Back of the Instagram Icon
A fascinating icon design that aims to provide an insight into the back of the Instagram icon. I like the attention to detail and the use of textures.
Posted in Interface → iPhone App
Mini Gallery
A minimal mini gallery, complete with thumbnails and subtle styling. I like the clean design that makes this gallery.
Posted in Interface → Element
Quarter Rest Studios
A great site for a collaborative music design studio based in Brooklyn, New York. I particularly like the minimal layout and the use of imagery.
Posted in Web Design → Music
Email Sign Up
Here we have a neat design for an email sign-up graphic. I like the use of familiar ideas and intuitive layout of the element.
Posted in Interface → Element
Nicolas Tarier Photography
A simply brilliant photography portfolio that immediately makes an impact. I love the dramatic use of space, the photography completely fills your vision and draws you in.
Posted in Web Design → Photography
Furniture Boutique
A great logo concept for a boutique furniture store that does custom furniture painting and refinishing. I love the lettering and the subtle use of texture.
Posted in Branding → Logo
Lyrics Player
A great example of a player that adds a module so that you can see the lyrics. I like the dark theme and the intuitive control layout.
Posted in Interface → Element
Units
A superb icon for an iOS app that solves all of your unit conversion needs. I love the detail here, the grain of the ruler and the depth of design that has gone into the thermometer.
Posted in Interface → iPhone App