Weekly Replay

Good Work

Special Olympics is “the world’s largest sports organization for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.” Lauren Romano offered us a sneak peek at a new event in the works.

Animated

Roy Veldkamp is working on a series of animated service icons for a print company website redesign. In addition to Development Icons, left, he’s completed Environment, Design and Print sets.

Launched

feverup.com from Marcio Barros, Adrian Mato, and Danny Saltaren
New website for Cloupload, Benjamin Schmidt's CloudApp Android client.

Illustrated

Homepage illustration for leadmill.com by Tamer Koseli

DDD

3-D game background by Anna Marinenko, who says “the base for renderings were photos of Museum of Fine Arts in Vienna”

We Like Outside.

hillside by Corey Meyers
Outdoors, a “snippet of some new work for an upcoming conference” from Timothy J. Reynolds
Tree2 by Charlotte Smith

Teams

Fonts.com is making its hero area easier to use.
Courtney Kim shared a leave requests app from HR Cloud.
Litmus announced The Email Design Conference 2014; posted by Alan Tippins.
Omada Health is improving sign-up flow for its Prevent. Project team includes Kerem Suer, Daniel Waldron, and Michelle Vandy.

Coaches’ Picks

Kansas Casual Released by Kyle Wayne Benson
Monocle Batman by Álvaro Laura
Free Halftone Pack by Dustin Lee
Biggest Ideas by Shauna Lynn Panczyszyn

Since Last Week

We caught up with Britian-bred, Germany-living illustrator Mitch Blunt in Timeout. We also posted some of our own work via shots. Dan shared his in-progress work on profiles and Patrick talked HTML templates. Take it away, Patrick:

"Dan has been hard at work designing some clean, informative HTML templates and I’ve been building out the back-end. I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention the tremendous help that Litmus has provided, showing us how our HTML looks in dozens of email clients to make sure that everyone can see what we’re saying.”

Meetup Wrap-up

Boston, Massachusetts, Thursday, May 1

Cantina digital agency threw a great Meetup, inviting attendees not only to experience the usual swill and swag, but also discussed tools “that make using Dribbble a pivotal part of our work/process,” said Meetup organizer Amber Miro Heinbockel, Cantina’s creative director. “We swapped and shared a bunch outside of the few we used in the deck. Then we had a lighthearted discussion of the stuff designers do, then we opened the floor … we talked about process, how we incorporate Dribbble as a tool, how Dribbble has helped different creatives hire. It was a great Meetup!”

Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Thursday, May 8

Organizer Ryan Bannon of Meetup host Playground reports back: “The Meetup was great, we had about 70 people out and the feedback has been incredibly positive. We didn’t take a lot of pictures during the event, but this one of the preparation [featuring Playground front-end dev Bogdan Balan] is pretty great.” Thank you to Playground’s other organizer, Dave Senior, and to Dribbble Meetup partner Shopify.

Meetups

Thanks to our global Meetup co-sponsor Shopify.

Sacramento, California
Monday, May 12, 7 p.m., Lowbrau, The MARRS Building, 1050 20th. Sponsored by Dribbble, Lowbrau, and Shopify. RSVP.
Dallas, Texas
Tuesday, May 13, 7 p.m., Trinity Hall, W Mockingbird Lane. RSVP.
Charleston, South Carolina, USA
Thursday, May 15, 6 p.m., {e} house studio. RSVP.
London, UK
Friday, May 16, 7 p.m., Badoo, Medius House, 2 Sheraton Street. BBQ & Beers. Must register in advance. More at dribbble.badoo.com.
Pune, India
Saturday, May 17, 4:30 p.m., Starbucks, North Main Road. RSVP.
De Pere, Wisconsin
Tuesday, May 20, 7 p.m., location TBD. RSVP.
Moscow, Russia
Saturday, May 24, 11 a.m., Mail.ru, Leningradsky prospekt 39, corp. 79. Facebook page.
Singapore
Tuesday, May 27, 7:30 p.m., 2359 Media, 43B Tg Pagar Rd. RSVP.
Austin, TX
Thursday, May 29, 5:30 p.m., Craft Pride, 61 Rainey Street. Sponsored by Idean, Dribbble, and Shopify. Save the date; RSVP to follow.