Motion design is getting more important everyday when it comes to design interfaces that engage with the user both functionally and emotionally.

This weekend I was waiting for my flight sitting at the airport with no internet and decided to create a new wallpaper for Abduzeedo.

We all know that hyperrealist icons are over, the new trend now is flat and either hard shadows or super soft and subtle ones.

With iOS7 Apple introduced a completely new design for the 6 year old OS. Among all the changes, one that really caught everyone's attention was the blurred background effect.

Last week we posted about some new trends in icon design and illustration.

I've alway been a huge fan of Formula 1, I grew up watching the Grand Prix and of course drawing those awesome little cars.

It has been quite a long time I've been thinking about creating a design with those very realistic shadows. This weekend I decided to give it a try.

Today I want to share this awesome UI kit by GraphicBurger.

I am huge fan of pixel art, I even dabbled with the form in 2004, however after my studio got robbed, I lost my backup disks including my pixel work and I've never tried it again.

This post is part of our daily series of posts showing the most inspiring images selected by some of the Abduzeedo's writers and users.

Last weekend I was playing in Illustrator trying to create a simple wallpaper to use on my phone and tablet. I love geometric patterns, but I hadn't done anything like that in a while.

It's been quite a long time since I played with water textures.

Back from my first visit to Portland, Oregon I got really inspired by the city, especially the rugged Pacific Northwest landscape, the grey colors of the sky, the Willamette River running right thr