Inga Hampton from Raycast shared a time-lapse of a complex model made entirely in Figma.

“How do you design an app for 431 diverse national parks and monuments? By taking a page from iconic NPS park brochures. Learn how a small team adapted Massimo Vignelli’s seminal design system for a digital interface.”

Kudos to Oğuz for his patience while creating such a sleek and advanced animation with just a Figma prototype. That’s a lot of frames to connect.

Beautiful radial navigation made by Mark Bennett.

Rogie is just showing off with this beautiful artwork.

James McDonald shared a design file of his recent project with a few cool effects.

Inga Hampton, Product Designer & Illustrator at Raycast, does pure sorcery in Figma.

Highly realistic illustration, made entirely in Figma by Fabian Albert.

There are three simple ingredients of a realistic illustration: gradients, shadows, and noise. Vijay makes it look so easy!

The beautifully made radio control panel by Yang You, inspired by the Art of Noise exhibit at the SFMOMA. (I also visited it after the second day of Config, and seeing these cult objects by Dieter Rams and teenage engineering in person was a remarkable experience.)

Vijay Verma shows how ​“Figma Slides” illustrations were made.

A new free resource by Fons Mans.

Martin Bekerman is back with a new vector illustration made in Figma.

Vijay is doing his magic with a modular illustration built from components.

After his original video of a futuristic speedometer with a smoke effect got a ton of traction, Alex Barashkov published the Figma file and recorded a detailed 33-minute-long step-by-step tutorial on making it.

Cool screen graphics for Teenage Engineering devices on Sebastian’s community page.

Is that a photo, a render, or a Figma file? Impressive job by Naseer Ahmed.

Mike Smith opens a Figma file for the recent hotel branding project, which includes a mood board and three different directions. Beautiful work from a local Philadelphia studio Smith & Diction.

That’s a pretty cool demo of how powerful the Generator plugin is. Impressive!

Mark Bennett with an in-depth walkthrough of his process for creating CyberBlade illustration.