As always, Vijay is pushing the limits of illustration possibilities in Figma. The new artwork from the Encanto movie has 2,500+ vectors and took him about 12 hours. Don’t miss the thread with some details.
After watching #Encanto, drawing #Mirabel seemed obvious to me🤩. Made purely in @figmadesign.
— vijay verma ᵍᵐ (@realvjy) January 11, 2022
Loved the overall movie commotion and theme. Movie says - Your biggest miracle is you. You are unique and special in your own way. pic.twitter.com/Q915uFzdXU
Breakdown of using Figma to illustrate and animate Vijay’s first NFT.
Making Magic Potions in @figmadesign. Here is a sneak peek of my first NFT collection @magikpotions, which I'm working on. illustrated and animated purely in Figma. Yes, we can create animation in Figma as well. Breakdown below 🧵 pic.twitter.com/LRHF7SChC4
— vijay vΞrma (@realvjy) November 6, 2021
Miggi created a single-point infinity sign, then Vijay came up with a cool animation. Team work 🙌
Vijay Verma (who you may remember by fantastic illustrations made in Figma) writes about building and scaling Sushi, Zomato’s in-house design system. While this post is not about Figma, I like how he broke down the process of building a design system into specific steps: auditing the UI inventory, formulating the foundation, creating component libraries, governing the system, building support for all platforms, and mapping workflows and onboarding.
Vijay is a true Figma wizard. Look at his process on Twitter.
Figma is not just meant for UI design or prototyping. It's a magic wand for the design wizard to design anything you want. Design Potion - purely made in @figmadesign. Available to collect as #NFT from @withFND. pic.twitter.com/aBL6FWzgQP
— vijay verma ᵍᵐ (@realvjy) July 3, 2021
Beautiful illustration by Vijay Verma. (If you didn’t watch the movie yet, you’re in for a treat!)
A large set of cute free and open-source illustrations.