”Doodles and Scribbles is a collection of fun, vector illustrations to add some personality to your projects. With over 100 options, there’s a ton of possibilities.“

Fons Mans is back with a colorful poster tutorial.

Vijay Verma wraps up his Figbruary challenge with a full list of 28 experiments he made last month. 

David Hill shows how to achieve a very cool curved mesh effect in Figma.

The first installment of ​“Fridays with Fons”, where Fons Mans shows how to create and generate fun, geometric illustrations in Figma in just a few easy steps.

A simple temperature prototype by Vijay Verma, made as a part of Figbruary.

Figbruary submissions keep delivering gems! Double Glitch shows the behind-the-scenes process of making a cool animated light switch.

Sanbron Liong recorded his process of creating a photo-realistic drawing of Galaxy S23 Ultra lenses. See also his experiments with light effect and placement for it.

Mix and match 3D illustrations and icons and drop them into your Figma file.

Vijay challenges himself by limiting his tools only to primitives while working on this icon. It’s quite amazing what can be done by mixing imagination with 29 ellipses, 8 rectangles, and 1 frame.

Rogie’s plugin for generating tiling noise and textures for fills and strokes is finally out of beta and publicly available. It’s essential for any illustration or art work. Check out a video walkthrough and upvote it on ProductHunt.

Vijay’s roundup of special effects achieved with Rogie’s new Noise & Texture plugin. Don’t miss his Twitter thread with some context and details.

A portfolio of a talented designer and illustrator, with all artworks made in Figma.

Vijay keeps teasing Rogie’s new plugin Noise & Texture. You’ll notice that it’s currently in beta and requires a code to unlock, but if you look closely at this thread you may find one.

Dann Petty shows how to make hand-drawn vectors using Illustrator and Figma.

Vijay Verma is a prolific member of the Figma community (see his projects featured in the past), and in this Twitter thread, he explains why he picked Figma over Sketch or Penpot. Don’t miss his time-lapse comparison of all three tools on YouTube, where he created the same icon and analyzed some key points.

I love his conclusion: ​“At the end, I learned that a tool is just a tool. It doesn’t matter what tool you choose depending on your needs, just start creating. You will find a way to achieve what you want to create with what you have on hand.”

Malewicz shows how to use the glassmorphism (or ​“frosted glass”) effect to create beautiful weather icons.

Vijay Verma with a gorgeous poster for Pixar’s upcoming Elemental movie. See the file and techniques he used in a thread.

Fons Mans recreates the new iPhone 14 Pro wallpapers in Figma.

Vijay Verma with a new beautiful illustration made in Figma. Don’t miss the details on his technique and fun facts in a Twitter thread.