Just launched a product video for the photo graffiti book for new city editions. Scenes and frame...

Just launched a product video for the photo graffiti book for new city editions. Scenes and frame...Just launched a product video for the photo graffiti book for new city editions. Scenes and frame...

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Yaren Pamuk

• 4h

Just launched a product video for the photo graffiti book for new city editions.

Scenes and frames created in figma weave, photoshop and edited in premiere pro

figmaweave Adobe Photoshop premierepro

Progress Fisayo

• 4h

very sleek🔥

Kate Maricheva

• Aug 30

More from the Humlebæk, Denmark project 🏡 This time: minimalist interiors - kitchen, living/dining, bathroom, and bedrooms, all rendered in a warm Scandinavian style before construction began.

#3DVisualization #InteriorDesign #ArchViz #ScandinavianDesign #CoronaRenderer

Check it out

Adobe Photoshop Autodesk 3ds Max Chaos Corona

Olha Purikova

• Sep 3

Scandinavian style is so light and airy ✨

Lyndsey Yoo

• Aug 30

STAFF | Uniform T-Shirt

A uniform built around a single word, repeated. Staff, printed in small, unevenly spaced marks across the shirt. Each one placed at a different angle, mapped loosely to the twelve positions on a clock face.

The idea behind it: hospitality work doesn't run nine to five. It runs in shifts, around the clock, someone always on. Instead of a logo or a shift schedule printed somewhere, the shirt turns that into a pattern. No hands, no numbers, just "staff" standing in for every hour on the dial.

Kept deliberately unbranded: no color, no icon, nothing that reads as merch. Just enough repetition that the word stops being a word and starts reading as a mark you'd recognize across a room.