RenderCon - A compact identity for RenderCon in Hollywood, California. The first in-person confer...

RenderCon - A compact identity for RenderCon in Hollywood, California. The first in-person confer...RenderCon - A compact identity for RenderCon in Hollywood, California. The first in-person confer...

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Natália Tímea

• Oct 16

RenderCon - A compact identity for RenderCon in Hollywood, California. The first in-person conference by the Render Network and Render Foundation and OTOY founder Jules Urbach, featuring Ari Emanuel, Beeple and more.

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Devin Finch

• Oct 16

@Natália Tímea This is slick! love the motion

Mst Khadija Akter

• Oct 16

@Natália Tímea Stunning work

Natália Tímea

• Oct 16

Team: Natália Tímea, Mátyás Czél

Goodness Adebayo

• Oct 16

@Natália Tímea This is so nice, your designs are always so clean.

Great work Natália

Saber Ali

• Oct 16

@Natália Tímea this is so dope. I am now guessing I under delivered for the context. XD

Jude Adibe

• Oct 16

@Natália Tímea This is very nice

Jesutofunmi Oluwalade

• Oct 16

@Natália Tímea This is stunning, Natalia and teammate. The compact identity feels bold yet elegant, perfect for a high-profile event like RenderCon.

Abdulazeez Ishaq

pro

• Oct 16

@Natália Tímea love this!

Ahmedsami

• Oct 16

@Natália Tímea Amazing work 🚀

Carlos Roberto

• Oct 16

@Natália Tímea really amazing and wonderful work. I wanna collaborate with you.

Drazen Vukajlovic

pro

• Oct 16

@Natália Tímea hey this is soooo sharp and beautiful!

Anush | Foundrline

max

• Oct 16

@Natália Tímea Perfectly captures the energy of Render — tech, motion, and imagination in one visual pulse. It’s wild how brand identities are starting to feel like real-time environments instead of static marks.