Inga Hampton, a Product Designer at Raycast, and Noah McAskill, a Chief Doodler at NBA Paint, are challenged to draw each other’s portraits in Figma Draw. The reveal at 20:00 is my favorite part.
I don’t see myself using Draw much, but I’m so happy it’s here for talented artists like Mehak Samaiya.
Lee Black beautifully recreated a legendary record player by Hans Hugelot and Dieter Rams.
Cool “Figma Studio Deck” illustration by Bedirhan Doğan.
Brett from Designjoy streams his process of working on a rocket illustration.
You can always rely on Vijay to come up with the most creative ways to achieve special effects.
Blows my mind that this is made in Figma. See other cool experiments in Lee Black’s X profile.
Steve Lauda makes realistic illustrations entirely in Figma.
Brett offers to send an Apple Studio Display to someone who guesses the exact number of layers he used in an illustration. My guess is 999,999.
Marina Budarina with another dope gadget illustration made entirely in Figma.
Cool illustration made entirely in Figma by Marina Budarina.
Joseph Mueller recreated the NYT Connections game as a fully playable Figma prototype. Took me a couple of attempts to solve, but I got it!
Vijay shows how to create a cool flower illustration in a few simple steps.
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.
James McDonald shared a design file of his recent project with a few cool effects.
Rogie is just showing off with this beautiful artwork.