When I was bored today, I browsed through the news pushed to my browser and suddenly noticed a familiar pattern catching my eye. Yes, it was Photoshop, which I often use. I clicked in to take a look and, wow, it was actually perfume—and it was customized using the Logos of the entire Adobe suite. The flawless design gave me quite a shock.

Brazilian designer Vinicius Araújo did something truly amazing. He felt that the color of each Adobe Logo corresponded to the scent of a particular fruit or flower, so he selected eight commonly used Adobe applications and designed eight perfumes.

Photoshop

PS (Adobe Photoshop, one of the most popular and powerful graphics-processing applications) - Blueberry

Illustrator

Ai (Adobe Illustrator, vector graphics processing software) - Apricot

After Effects

Ae (Adobe After Effects, an animation and visual effects editing tool) - Grape

Premiere

Pr (Adobe Premiere, a post-production video editing tool) - Raspberry

Lightroom

Lr (Adobe Lightroom, a graphics tool for post-production) - Lavender

Dreamweaver

Dw (Adobe Dreamweaver, one of the essential tools for web designers) - Green Apple

Indesign

Id (Adobe Indesign, a comprehensive typesetting and layout design tool) - Hibiscus

Fireworks

Fw (Adobe Fireworks, software for web graphics creation, editing, and animated-image editing) - Mango

Concept Images

Of course, these are merely concept designs created by the designer using the 3D animation software Cinema 4D; they were never produced as actual products.

This 3D design can be called truly thoughtful—even the packaging boxes were prepared. Vinicius Araújo said that he hopes to design a perfume for every Adobe application in the future.

Designers who frequently use the entire Adobe suite surely never imagined that one day all the software they commonly use would become perfumes!