Kristaps Reinfelds's project is a nod to the video game Tomb Raider. Rise of the Tomb Raider is an action-adventure video game developed by Crystal Dynamics and published by Square Enix. It is the sequel to the 2013 video game Tomb Raider, which was itself, the second reboot to its series.

This is just an Inspiration of greatness, the game itself, it's the combination between real elements and functional UI, I have used few realistic textures ending with real guns and climbing axes, I really like to use real elements in designs like this.
-Kristaps Reinfelds

I always had an idea that I want to create something different, unique, finally I did it, overall design idea came up at the night, I woke up and realised i need to do it! That's an interesting one, everything I guess, I really love Concept Art, I'm following one of the best concept artists all over the world, that might be one of my inspiration sources, but the biggest one I think is my lovely girlfriend, she always supports me!
-Kristaps Reinfelds

Hard to tell, the realistic and clean touch I think, textures, elements, a bit different layout, overall it's hard to compare.
-Kristaps Reinfelds

I prefer clean design so users can easily manage to it, I think simplicity is the key! The best advice I can give is to be creative, do whatever you desire to, there's no such thing as limits in "DESIGN" don't be afraid to make something new and different, nothing bad will happen, everyone has a chance to try, and there's no bad artists around, we just all have a different sense of style.
-Kristaps Reinfelds

About Kristaps Reinfelds

Kristaps Reinfelds is a 23-year-old Creative Designer based in Latvia. (A small and beautiful country to live, you definitely should visit us!) Kristaps have worked as a graphic designer for 6 years already, and before that he was learning everything about it. He noted that it's not that easy as you might think, and he's still learning if you ask - it's a never ending process, like in Albert's Quote "Once you stop learning, you start dying". See more of his works on Behance.