This post is part of my weekly series of posts showing the most inspiring images of the week. This is also known as my scratch list. As my design and creative mentors have always said “scratch even when you don’t itch.” So I like to keep a list of designs, products, logos, and photos that inspire me to look at later when I am itching for creativity 😀
If you want to participate and share your graphic design inspiration, You can submit your images and inspiration by commenting on this post or emailing them to ericekidwell@proappslive.com



What’s cooler than the game of chess? If you said “nothing” then you’re wrong! It’s chess a chess board that can easily help you visualize which pieces have done the most damage! I love product designs solve a problem while looking good.
Co.Design



I would probably never buy this shirt for myself. I bet after seeing these pics, you imagined yourself being asked to show your ninja disguise while wearing this shirt, didn’t you? lol
You can get them here: Ninja and T-Rex


I’m becoming quite fond of monograms.
Ryan Hamrick


I love the feeling this photo gives you.
See the entire collection here



I always have and always will love hipster lion illustrations!
Wirtuo7


This seemingly effortless illustration is made possible by meticulous shading. I love how this looks like wood shavings.
David McLeod


This is a creative way of conveying forging on ahead.
Pete Lacey


This guy does good work with typography and a pen to the paper.
Sean McCabe


I’m working on a product idea involving clouds and besides, I really loved this movie!
Zachary


This lion looks likes chaos, but I know that had to have taken a lot of control.
Awesome Inspiration



This is very clever. The first one was easy, but did you figure out the second one?
Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe


This makes me want to be a kid again or at least put it on my boy’s wall.
Momo and Sprits


This speaks to me. The relationship comes before the project.
Lanis Soteras


I’m loving the shadow over this B, it really makes it memorable and it stands out.
Cortny Cotton




Paint in motion. This artist put acrylic paint on a drill, got an hd camera, and let the fire works begin!
Fabian Oefner


This is a nice way to connect two letters in a pattern.
Petrov


This is a great idea for business cards: Take the logo and blow it up on the back and try different colors that compliment the main theme going on.
Marc Reyes


Coffeeeeeeeeeeeee love.
Communication Agency


This is a creative wedding logo.
Rich Williams


Monogram style. Clarke Harris made this logo for his sister’s blog.
Clarke Harris



Sometimes the only word that can do it justice is Wow.
Jie Ma


Don’t you ever give up!
3al7ait


Patterns and a few colors will never go out of style.
ElementInk


I’m loving this low-polygonal style popping up lately.
NFNTY


What can I say, I’m a cat guy 😀
Mauro Xeneize Arts


This is a nice style to emulate. The very bottom of the title is the most interesting to me as well as the subtle shadow and pink stroke behind the white lettering.
Muhammad Hafiz



This instagramer takes awesome photos. These would be awesome backgrounds for quote posters.
Diego Carneiro


I wish we had these kinds of hills in Illinois!
Jay Hussain


More than meets the eye! I love transformer furniture!
Matthew Pauk


Repurposed guitars made from shredded skateboards? Sign me up!
Skt Gtr


The lines cut through the title like a knife. I love the colors, the font, and this style.
Jeremy Bacharach

Well that’s all until next time. Let me know in the comments:
Which images inspired you the most?