Posts Tagged ‘Photography’

This Week’s Most Appreciated Projects

Appreciations are a way to send genuine kudos to another creative professional on Behance. This is our community’s way of curating the network, so that the best projects gain the most exposure. Here’s a look at two of the most appreciated projects on Behance this week:


Designer/Illustrator Eiko Ojala brings this vertical landscape to life with paper cut outs and layered illustrations. Check out the work in more detail here.


In his project “Black Hole” Fabian Oefner captures paint in motion, creating a series of colorful, abstract sculptures. See the full series, and learn how he does it, here.  

This Week’s Most Appreciated Projects

Appreciations are a way to send genuine kudos to another creative professional on Behance. This is our community’s way of curating the network, so that the best projects gain the most exposure. Here’s a look at two of the most appreciated projects on Behance this week:



Pavel Emelyanov created a brand identity for a vintage store called Crow’s Nest, pulling inspiration from raw materials and natural textures. Check out the full identity here.


As part of a campaign for Interstate Batteries, Mike Campau created a series of narrative images. According to Campau, “each image was a combination of stock, CGI and some Photoshop wizardry.” Take a look at the full series here.

This Week’s Most Appreciated Projects

Appreciations are a way to send genuine kudos to another creative professional on Behance. This is our community’s way of curating the network, so that the best projects gain the most exposure. Here’s a look at two of the most appreciated projects on Behance this week:



The Slovakian branding agency Higher created an expansive corporate identity for Speechwell, a new Powerpoint competitor. From their thought process and initial sketches to visual renderings of the new logo, check out their amazingly thorough identity project here.



Cam is on of the most important baby companies in Italy, so when it came to creating their visual campaign, Art Director Matteo Pozzi let his imagination run wild. See the full, magical series here.

This Week’s Most Appreciated Projects

Appreciations are a way to send genuine kudos to another creative professional on Behance. This is our community’s way of curating the network, so that the best projects gain the most exposure. Here’s a look at two of the most appreciated projects on Behance this week:


Fashion Photographer Dominik Tarabanski plays with diluted backgrounds, disappearing fabrics and unique movement in his recent photo story “Transitions.” See the full project here.


In Marcelo Schultz‘s new Behance project he shares a poster he designed for Harley Davidson as well as insight into his process with sketches and a ‘making of’ video – this is a great way to convey the way you work in an online portfolio! See the full project here.

Most Appreciated Projects on Behance

Appreciations are a way to send genuine kudos to another creative professional on Behance. This is our community’s way of curating the network, so that the best projects gain the most exposure. Here’s a look at two of the most appreciated projects on Behance this week:

Fred Nerby‘s concept design for a new, responsive desktop and iPad Facebook app has been generating a lot of buzz. He approached the platform from a user perspective, targeting personalized data in a visually appealing way. Check out the full concept here.

Who knew iPhone photos could be so captivating? Brock Davis makes a great case for Instagram as art with his series of whimsical, creative photos from the past year. See the full series here.

Most Appreciated Projects on Behance

Appreciations are a way to send genuine kudos to another creative professional on Behance. This is our community’s way of curating the network, so that the best projects gain the most exposure. Here’s a look at two of the most appreciated projects on Behance this week:


Exploring the boundaries between fashion and sculpture, Madame Peripetie let’s her unusual color palet take center stage. See “Constructed Reality,” the full photo story here.


This intricate, matt, typographic poster was originally created for a competition that we sure hope the artist, Boglárka Nádi, won.  See the full project (in more detail) here.

Macys Day Parade Photos on Gothamist

Behance’s very own Navid Baraty was featured on the cover of Gothamist last week, with his unique photographs of the Macy’s Day parade from 30 stories above 6th Avenue. Navid told Gothamist ”As always, I took them by leaning over the edge!”

Full article here

More photography by Navid Baraty can be seen on his Behance portfolio 

Most Appreciated Projects on Behance

Appreciations are a way to send genuine kudos to another creative professional on Behance. This is our community’s way of curating the network, so that the best projects gain the most exposure. Here’s a look at two of the most appreciated projects on Behance this week:


Finland-based photographer Mikko Lagerstedt explores foggy settings in his appropriately titled photo project, “Infinity.” Take a look!


These designed, bespoke, customized  invites are a favorite among members. Check out their solid attention to detail, right down to hiding the recipients’ names!

 

Most Appreciated Projects on Behance

Appreciations are a way to send genuine kudos to another creative professional on Behance. This is our community’s way of curating the network, so that the best projects gain the most exposure. Here’s a look at two of the most appreciated projects on Behance this week:


Smart branding for the smallest North American cafe! Check out this identity project for a quaint little coffee join in Montreal, Quebec.


Austrian photographer Akos Major‘s recent project, simply titled “19 Photographs,” pulls from a palet of serene moments and landscapes. See the photos here.

 

Most Appreciated Projects on Behance

Appreciations are a way to send genuine kudos to another creative professional on Behance. This is our community’s way of curating the network, so that the best projects gain the most exposure. Here’s a look at two of the most appreciated projects on Behance this week:

No Entry Design is a Brooklyn-based, multi-disciplinary designer with specialty in hand-painted signs and custom murals. A recent project involved both with a facelift to a local cafe’s facade. Check out the custom mural and hand-painted signage here.

The “Weird Beauty” project is a collaboration between photographer Alexander Khokhlov and makeup artist Valeriya Kutsan. This series, one that Khokhlov refers to as an “experiment,” sets out to prove that simple shapes and forms, characters and familiar patterns can be part of beauty. Check out the full project here.