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.

I’m a simple guy — if I see a beautiful physical UI redrawn in Figma, it goes into the newsletter.

Cool illustration by Benten Woodring with strong retro ​’80s and ​’90s vibes.

A fascinating story of using Figma to design and craft… quilts! ​“I would say that I design 80% of my quilts in Figma before I even cut the fabric. Other quilters improvise much more than I do, but I think my UX background and experience preparing assets for engineering teams makes me want to go in with a plan. Everything needs to be measured to the quarter inch, and Figma is a great tool for that.”

The beauty of Auto Layout in action by Dmitriy Bunin.

Beautiful illustration by Pawel Olek. Ridd is spot on — we’re entering the ​“circuitry era of web design”.

Beautiful illustration of a Brain turntable made in Figma.

James walks through his process of creating small animated illustrations for the new Clerk website.

Beautiful kick-off of the Figbruary by Vijay. See more by hashtag #figbruary on Twitter/​X.

High-quality maps in different styles and locations. From the streets of Oslo to a bird’s eye view of San Francisco — all in handcrafted vector and with examples of how they can be put to good use.