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Adobe’s story is really the story of modern graphic design.
From PostScript and Photoshop to Creative Cloud and AI-powered tools, each step changed the way creatives work and collaborate.
Looking back at Adobe’s evolution is a reminder that great design is never static—it keeps adapting to new technology and new ways of creating.
How Adobe became one of the most influential creative companies:
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For the Human by Design Challenge, I created Cronut Café; a conceptual bakery brand, to explore how AI can speed up ideation without replacing creative direction.
I used Envato's ImageGen to generate early logo concepts, then relied on my own judgment to refine the logo, typography, colour palette, and visual identity in Adobe Illustrator. Once the brand direction felt right, I returned to Envato to create mockups, also using VideoGen to bring the identity to life through motion.
The biggest decision was knowing what to keep, what to change, and what to throw away.
That's the part of design that will never change 🚀
Thanks @Envato and @Contra for the challenge! 💚
The Cronut Café name and that latte art shot sell the concept before you even read the caption. Good call using ImageGen just for early concepts and pulling it into Illustrator once you had a direction, that workflow keeps the judgment where it should be.
Can illustration become part of architecture?
I've been exploring the idea of taking my geometric illustrations beyond fashion and transforming them into pieces that live within interior spaces.
Instead of treating artwork as something added to a room, I wanted it to feel like it belongs to the architecture itself—quiet, minimal and timeless.
This concept is part of my ongoing visual exploration for VALMA, where fashion, art and interior design share the same visual language.
I'm curious—would you see work like this in a home, boutique hotel or gallery?
A recent brand identity exploration for Sivox, a digital marketing agency focused on helping ambitious brands grow faster online.
The logomark combines the letter S with forward-moving arrows, creating a clean geometric symbol that represents growth, momentum, and measurable results. Every element was designed to communicate progress while keeping the identity modern, bold, and highly recognizable.
From the logo and typography to the social assets and brand applications, the goal was to create a system that feels consistent, scalable, and ready for a digital-first business.
What's your favorite application in this identity: the logo, hoodie, social post, or smartwatch? 👀
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