Cool artwork by Joey Lamelas. Don’t miss his process shared on Twitter.
An overview of tools for converting Adobe Illustrator files to Figma. Based on this test, XD2Sketch works the best and has a comprehensive set of converters between popular design tools (the name is misleading), but their price is steep.
An artwork by Robbie Smith.
Welp, took a lot longer than planned, but I bring you the @themandalorian , via @figmadesign ...#figma #illustration pic.twitter.com/t7Xm0erH1A
— Robbie Smith (@robrebooted) December 20, 2020
By Bonnie Kate Wolf. Don’t miss the textures she used, as shared in the replies.
The absolute masterpiece that is evermore by @taylorswift13 pushed me to my limits to explore what I can really do with @figmadesign pic.twitter.com/WE5qZkSVIm
— Bonnie Kate Wolf (@bonniekatewolf) December 14, 2020
Another beautiful illustration by Bonnie Kate Wolf.
I hope y'all aren't tired of my Figma faux renders. This one is for @mmhmmapp <3
— Bonnie Kate Wolf (@bonniekatewolf) December 18, 2020
I love you a latte @figmadesign pic.twitter.com/Kjw4ZaAqFg
Beautiful illustration by Vijay Verma. (If you didn’t watch the movie yet, you’re in for a treat!)
Probably the first game created with Figma from start to finish — illustrations, animations, and interactions. Mind-blowing and beautifully made project by Daniel Allen.
Pablo Stanley explains how he used AI to create unique patterns for Blush.
When playing with geometric patterns and creating a Blush system, I realized that maybe a robot could recreate this. So I trained a model that generated really cool organic shapes 🤖
— Pablo Stanley (@pablostanley) December 30, 2020
Used @sketch, @Adobe illustrator, photoshop, @figmadesign, @runwayml, and @blushdesignapp pic.twitter.com/jnavSL1GlH
From @figmadesign file to face mask pic.twitter.com/aw7GFSUmLV
— Toni Gemayel (@tonigemayel) November 18, 2020
Goliath - made in @figmadesign ✌️ pic.twitter.com/neuHdzBNhU
— ✖️ (@crlhsr) October 18, 2020
Recreated (Fig)Mario in @figmadesign! You can check out the file here:https://t.co/PxtSz4Zmyl pic.twitter.com/yRihZEPlK7
— Joey 🙃 (@mrhammn) October 12, 2020
Andrew Denty decided to recreate this year’s October Apple event invite in Figma.
Any one want this as a @figmadesign community file? pic.twitter.com/89DAZifFjY
— miggi from figgi (@miggi) September 7, 2020