Building AURIX wasn’t about designing another “AI-looking” brand. From the start, the idea was cl...

Building AURIX wasn’t about designing another “AI-looking” brand. From the start, the idea was cl...Building AURIX wasn’t about designing another “AI-looking” brand. From the start, the idea was cl...

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Samson Akintunde

• Feb 9

Building AURIX wasn’t about designing another “AI-looking” brand. From the start, the idea was clear: AURIX needed to feel like a partner founders can trust, not just a tool they use.

The logo and visuals were intentionally kept calm, minimal, and abstract, no sharp edges, no loud symbols. Every curve and form was designed to represent thinking in progress, collaboration, and clarity forming out of uncertainty. The softness reflects trust and presence, while the bold simplicity ensures the mark feels confident and future-ready.

The visual system follows the same philosophy: quiet layouts, space to think, and subtle motion that feels alive but never distracting.

This is what designing a thinking partner looks like.

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Kevin Craft

• Apr 1

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I got to work on a lot of really cool brands in 2026. Here are a few.

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Tiago Machado

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• Apr 2

Amazing! Really cool work!

Kevin Craft

• Apr 1

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Fern Estate Co., a Tennessee-based company that blends real estate, construction, and design under one roof, needed a visual identity that reflected their dedication to quality craftsmanship and sophisticated design. Our goal was to create a brand that embodies class, value, and design, mirroring the elevated spaces they create.⁠ The final identity features a sleek wordmark that balances sharp angles with smooth curves, showcasing both strength and sophistication. The accompanying symbol reflects structural elements, representing the company’s expertise in construction and design. The color palette is grounded in deep greens and neutrals, adding warmth and richness that speaks to their connection to the Tennessee landscape. Supporting graphic elements, such as grid patterns and linear forms, reinforce the brand’s emphasis on thoughtful design and lasting value.⁠

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Keorattana Luangrathrajasombat

• Apr 2

Hey folks, nice to meet you all. I’m Keorattana, a designer based in Sydney, Australia.

This is my entry for the Vehicle HMI with Rive challenge.

Sprinta — a speculative Vehicle HMI concept for a futuristic racing system, centred around a cinematic HUD

This was my first time working in Rive. It was a bit of a learning curve, but a genuinely fun one. I learned a lot through the process and can already see how powerful it is for like playful game interfaces and sci-fi HUDs and HMIs.

The interface was designed in Adobe Illustrator, then brought into Rive to animate and prototype. I exported it as a PNG sequence and composited it into a driving scene I created in Blender, imagining how it might exist in motion within a larger world.

This is part of an ongoing exploration into racing interfaces, speculative systems and visual world-building.

This feels like the beginning of a larger system I want to keep building.