One of the most important dates in the world’s social calendar is almost here. International Women’s Day, celebrated on March 8th, marks women’s fight for rights, freedom, and equality. It’s also a great opportunity for artists worldwide to showcase their talent and creativity through illustrations dedicated to Women’s Day.
There are many perks if you decide to use custom illustration for your company’s branding. First of all, nobody will have that same illustration, as it is your own. The same cannot be said for stock photography, as there is no guarantee that other websites will not use that same photograph you picked out. This is not a path to creating your uniqueness in the business world.
Web design has evolved quite a bit during previous years, don’t you think? It seems like we have entered a post-responsive era, followed by digital experiments, moving backgrounds, innovative interactions, unique typography, hero illustrations, and socially conscious design fueled by equality, inclusivity, and accessibility.
Have you ever heard about oddly satisfying things that trigger inexplicable feelings we all know? We sure did. And we know just the person who creates such 3d art.
Guillaume Kurkdjian is a talented 2d/3d illustrator and animator from Nantes, France, currently living in Paris.
Al Margen is an Argentinian illustrator who lives and works in Buenos Aires. He recently became popular because of his thought-provoking illustrations that criticize the modern society.
The world as we know it has many faults. Even though some prefer not to think about them, other, on the other hand, make a strong stance and give their opinion. One such person is John Holcroft, a talented illustrator from Rotherham, UK.
Peter Tarka is a young Polish digital artist living and working in London, UK. He first focused on colorful typographic 3d models, but now expanded his skillset to illustration.
Eiko Ojala is an award-winning illustrator and graphic designer from Tallinn, Estonia. His digital images look as if they have been drawn by hand, but in fact – they have been shaped in Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and other image-editing programs.
Jean-Pierre Le Roux is an illustrator and animator situated in Cape Town, South Africa. He is specialized in 3d motion graphics and creates colorful cartoonish characters who jump off the screen.
