We all had a long week of work, school and maybe vacation (some of us) and after spending some time relaxing with family, friends; we’ll mostly spend be ready to tackle a new week. Before you do, it’s time for the Weekly Roundup where we curated our some of the interesting things that happened on the Web either it is news, a new tool to try, a cool video and some sites inspiration that caught on attention. We’ll also include some Abduzeedo articles from the past week just in case that you’ve missed them. Time to sit back, see what you’ve missed and gear up for the next one.

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From the Web

Snapchat’s new World Lenses show the promising future of AR via TheNextWeb

Instagram now works offline on Android via TheNextWeb

Xiaomi’s $360 dual-camera Mi 6 is packed to the gills with powerful hardware via TheNextWeb

Leaked iPhone schematics hint rear Touch ID and vertical dual-cam setup via TheNextWeb

Microsoft just killed Wunderlist to launch a new To-Do app via TheNextWeb

GoPro’s Fusion camera lets thrillseekers shoot 360-degree video in 5.2K via TheNextWeb

Google updates PhotoScan so you can take glare-free pics in one tap via TheNextWeb

Ordering.Co via Product Hunt

Create online ordering apps + driver apps without code

Lilium via Product Hunt

The world’s first electric vertical take-⁠off / landing jet

From Abduzeedo

Art Direction & Graphic Design: RUH

 Hope everyone enjoyed their long Happy Easter Weekend, we would like to start off the week with an art direction & graphic design by Leta Sobierajski for the brand RUH. I love how Leta is thinking outside the box with her colour palette and texture; I must admit that cyan, gold and black/white can go pretty well together. See it for yourself! 

Interior Design: Virgin Active Fitness in Bangkok

 Let’s take a look at this interior design by ORBIT of a Virgin Active Fitness located in Central Eastville, Bangkok. You’ll be charmed by a futuristic design and layered into different themes whatever it was for swimming, weightlifting or even intense cycling sessions. I personally loved the play of the neon lights coming from the ceiling. We are featuring the work from Tinnaphop Chawatin who is an architectural photographer behind these beautiful shots. 

Satirical Illustrations by Pawel Kuczynski

 Pawel Kuczynski is a polish artist who creates amazing satirical illustrations. When you first look at the illustrations you think they are funny. On a closer look you actually realize that they are much deeper. Pawel illustrates some pretty serious world problems. He portrays political, social and cultural issues we deal with daily. Pawel certainly uses his illustrations to show us in a pretty straight forward way what is wrong with our world today. Too much social media time, internet, political craziness. It is all portrayed here, take a look. Pawel’s work is highly recognized and the artist has been rewarded with more than 100 prizes and distinctions. His take on world’s problems is certainly thought provoking. Take a look. 

Game Design & Illustration: Remember Me | Paris 2084

 Hope everyone enjoyed their long Happy Easter Weekend, we would like to start off the week with an art direction & graphic design by Leta Sobierajski for the brand RUH. I love how Leta is thinking outside the box with her colour palette and texture; I must admit that cyan, gold and black/white can go pretty well together. See it for yourself! 

LYNK & CO: Introducing 03 Concept

 Back in October, we covered the LYNK & CO launch in Berlin for the reveal of their Model 01; that will hit the market later this year, starting in China followed by Europe and USA in 2019. Today at the Shanghai International Auto Show, they are taking it one step closer to launch by unveiling the all-new 03 concept. A bold, mid-size and sporty sedan with a classic look that will feature free connectivity and lifetime product warranty for all the other cars including this concept. 

Typography and Branding: Type of Tape

 Type of Tape is a project of experimental typography with the purpose of giving more visibility to the personal design initiatives that are created in Colombia. The project was created and originally shared by Lully Duque and Laura Cárdenas on their Behance pages and it’s one of this projects that in addition to being beautiful, has a big social impact.