Explore NUS: Illustrated Isometric Campus Map Design Guide

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Desemy Kristanto

• Mar 16

An isometric campus map I illustrated for an event at the National University of Singapore, designed to guide visitors through its diverse faculties, research institutes, and academic hubs.

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Adobe Illustrator Illustration Infographic Design

NUS Illustrated Campus Map Design

pro

• Mar 28

Arise -- Logo Design

Logo Design Brand Design Illustration Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Figma

bulbul gupta

• Mar 29

Clean and strong mark 👌 Really like the balance between simplicity and character — feels very intentional. Great work 👏

Tim de Winter

max

• Mar 29

Branding Identity work done for furniture & interior construction start-up company Duumaa in The Netherlands. → Logo design → Brandbook → Launch video → Photography of act of service

Graphic Design Video Editing Adobe Illustrator Adobe Premiere Pro Adobe Suite shareyourwork brandingstudio startup Logo Design

Breeje Anadkat

pro

• Mar 30

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Smriti Jaiswal

pro

• Mar 28

DUALLY YOURS - ZINE This project is about the tug-of-war between seeing things clearly and finding beauty in the blur. It began as a study of my own spectacles for a typography class at Elisava, led by Mark Bohle.

The zine looks at two different ways of moving through the world. My right eye represents the person I feel I should be—the one who follows the rules, sticks to a routine, and stays organized. It loves clean lines, precise writing, and everything being in its right place.

My left eye is different. It mirrors my lazy eye condition, where things naturally "drift." Instead of trying to fix the blur, this perspective finds something special in it. It finds beauty in the unexpected—like the way sunlight looks through a broken window or how a simple smudge on a lens can change the way a story feels.