Creative Illustrations in web and graphich desing.
Lego. For some, this was the first word we have ever uttered. You can create an infinite number of shapes and worlds with those bricks. Modern artists, however, can create even more. With the help of art direction and digital photography, the possibilities for the creation of new digital pieces is practically never-ending.
Paper cutting is a traditional skill of many civilizations, including Indonesian, Chinese, Japanese, Jewish, Slavic, and Filipino. This ancient craft of cutting out colored paper designs dates back to the second century AD when paper was invented in the Eastern Han Dynasty in China.
Ben Fearnley is an award-winning digital artist from Manchester, UK. Specializing in CGI, illustration and typography, this talented young designer’s projects recently went viral because of the topic they tackle.
We know that today everything is online, all-things digital are the hype, and creative inspiration is only a click away. But still, we do not give up on print. Not just yet. And we think neither should you. Why? Because there are some incredible, influential, inspiring print magazines out there, and missing out on them would be such a shame.
Geometry is all around us. Everywhere we look we can spot squares, lines, points, triangles, circles, rectangles… And by all means, all of those geometric elements have been so widely and joyfully used in graphic design all around the world for ages. How come geometry is so popular in design?
Valentine’s Day is right ahead of us and we all cannot wait to see in what way our beloved ones will express their affection. Lots of glitters, cheeky illustrations, fine print, minimalism, hears and kisses, a nice note – the world is your oyster.
Ramon Nuñez is a 2d artist and illustrator from Madrid, Spain. His area of expertise is graphic design in general, but he specializes in 2d characters, visual storytelling, digital paintings, illustration, and loves to use color and gesture to express his ideas.
Guillaume Kurkdjian is a talented 2d/3d illustrator and animator from Nantes, France, currently living in Paris.
Victorien Aubineau is a French illustrator and graphic designer living and working in Nantes, France. After graduating from Electrical Engineering, Aubineau realized that applied arts are a better option for him, so he started his new studies.
If you are up for cartoons, Dave Bardin – a digital artist and illustrator from Los Angeles, California – offers a breath of fresh air. He says that his drawing style is mostly influenced by animation because he strives to capture the motion.
