Discover all the posters realized for the second Dailly Design Challenge of Apollo during the months of January, February, and March 2020.

For hypercar fans the Apollos at this year’s Amelia Island Concours were undoubted stars of the show.  The gorgeous pair that the Apollo crew brought had a packed audience all week as everyone entering or leaving the Ritz stopped to gasp and stand in awe. The design is so shockingly aggressive and gorgeous that it seriously one-upped the McLarens parked just steps away.  Even the Senna looks tame beside this wild pair of painted dragons.  The dragon vibes are strong in the nose and especially in the tail.  You can easily imagine this machine spitting fire and hitting speeds you ... Keep reading

Opeth and Graveyard took over the world famous Apollo Theater last week and Metal Injection photographer Rodrigo Fredes was there to capture all the action. Take a look at the photos below. Graveyard Opeth

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On creation number seven, I turned my grid at a 45° angle and generated lozenges as geometric shapes to replace the usual squares.

Unsatisfying creation inspired by the previous designs about a dreamlike ambiance and the brain of Apollo.

I create a grid with a line and place two views of the brain in the center of the canvas with the title "Working Tool" above them.

New style inspired by the poster I made about stuff I imagined by the Universe. But that time, I added typography and a few elements.

Vaporwave inspired digital creation realized with the 3D render of Apollo's statue in marble and some other elements.

The last creation of the mini-series, Gold Brain, uses a dark iridescent effect over the image and plays with the title and geometric shapes.

Visual design inspired by glitch and TV No Signal Screen realized with basic geometric shapes with Adobe Illustrator.

Dimensional poster design made with weird, different 3D elements, a font combination, and another layout with depth.

This is another view from the top of the 3D render of the gold brain, made in Blender and polished in Photoshop CC with colors and typography.

I used a 3D render of a brain realized in Blender. I finished the design in Photoshop with typographic and geometric elements.

I used a 30° inclination on every poster element and used the same minimal color scheme except blue.

Geometric and symmetric digital art was realized with the 3D render of a grey brain made in Blender and polished with Photoshop CC elements.

The number seven of the mini-series is red and features more graphic elements than usual, such as circles, dotted lines, and typographic letters.

Dreamlike and minimalist graphic design realized with geometric shapes filled with an iridescent gradient and Apollo's statue.