Tubik Studio created a series of original animations for the always-on display of the Huawei P50 Pocket foldable smartphone. The goal was to enhance the user experience by adding visually appealing motion designs that complemented the device’s innovative form and premium aesthetic. The result delivered a seamless blend of functionality and elegance on the compact external screen.
FutureDeluxe collaborated with Huawei to create a cinematic launch film and visual assets for the Mate 70 smartphone. The project blends advanced digital artistry with futuristic aesthetics to highlight the device’s innovation and premium design.
Studio Banana designed Huawei’s new R&D accelerator in Zurich, creating a dynamic and human-centered workplace that fosters collaboration, experimentation, and innovation. The space integrates flexible work zones, immersive technology, and Swiss-inspired design elements to enhance productivity and reflect Huawei’s global identity.
Found Studio created nine photorealistic 3D models for Huawei’s P20 smartphone series. Each handset was modeled, textured, and lit from scratch using prototypes and technical drawings, enabling full 720° visualizations for global marketing use.
XK Studio created a series of dynamic wallpapers for Huawei’s flagship smartphones. The project involved direction, design, and production to craft visually striking digital compositions that enhance the device experience.
Landor created an immersive, nature-inspired experience for Huawei’s first global flagship store in Shanghai. The concept, called the ‘Forest of Living Harmony,’ integrates technology and nature to reflect the brand’s vision of a connected, intelligent world. The store’s design fosters wellness, community, and discovery through interactive, light-responsive, and plant-integrated environments.
Creative Boom profiles Irish-Ukrainian illustrator Harriet Yakub, whose work transforms everyday observations into humorous, cartoon-like illustrations. The article explores her process, from word associations to hand-drawn etching, and highlights her clients, awards, and evolving projects such as her self-published series Makewatch. Yakub’s practice is rooted in finding meaning and humor in ordinary moments.
Creative Boom profiles illustrator Peilin Li, whose geometric and folk-inspired style captures the warmth and beauty of everyday life. The article explores her journey toward finding her artistic voice, her award-winning recognition, and collaborations with major brands like Disney and Huawei. Li discusses her evolving practice that now includes motion design and digital experimentation.