Considered a generalist, Colin’s work is stylistic, conceptual and often narrative based. A vision, that has been shared with such diverse companies as IBM, Harper Collins New York,Random House New York,Penguin Books New York, Apple, Compaq, Dell, Maxtor, Microsoft, Toshiba, Samsung, LG, Panasonic, Canon, Kodak, MTV, Discovery Channel, National Geographic Channel, Time, Newsweek, Forbes, MasterCard,…
Tag: graphic design
Reno Nogaj
Reno Nogaj, an illustrator from Italy creates metaphysical landscapes that discover the depths of an intuitive mind. The use of the color blue gives the works a sad and isolated aura, much like the ideas that the artist seems to be conveying. Reno Nogaj Illustrator Sondrio, Italy renonogaj.tumblr.com/ https://www.behance.net/RenoNogaj renonogaj@hotmail.it
Mike Pickles- Discovery magazine cover
Discovery Magazine Cover – March 2016 / Cedar Hong Kong Photo + Retouching: Mike Pickles Art Direction: Steve Ellul Animation: Man Chan http://www.mpickles.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikepickles Instagram: @mpicklesphoto Focus: Photography, Digital Photography, Retouching
Maude Guesne
Quirky, with a pinch of feminine sass, Maude Guesne and her watercolor styled illustrations always make one feel warm and fuzzy. From the pets to flowers and fancy clothes, the women in her illustrations make one want to relax and probably go on a beach holiday. Check her other work out at: Website: http://maudeguesne.com/ Facebook:…
Light – Katya Maleev
Recent personal and commercial illustrations for private collections by Katya Maleev. Focus: Illustration, Character Design Mail: c.maleev@yandex.ru Behance katyamaleev.com/
Archana Sreenivasan
Archana’s illustrations are inspired by the large number of folk tales and children’s short stories that define one’s childhood, especially here, at home base- India. Vivid colours and a vivid imagination define her work and give the reader the impression ‘Please judge a book by its cover.’ We, at Curator Inspired, absolutely love her. Archana…
Pathfinder
As a response to limitations in dance, »Pathfinder« aims to contribute to the creative process of choreography. Algorithms create a vast number of geometries morphing in a sequential and logical manner. »Pathfinder« inspires dancers to explore physical language to create any number of expressions and configurations. It is a generative tool to create visual inspirations…
Portraituning – Alexei Sovertkov
Exploring the limits of aesthetics in analogue/digital synergy. Focus: Digital Photography, Fine Art, Retouching EXHIBITIONS: Art Moscow Week 2010. Kunstkamera. Vinzavod. 2011. Alternative Photography Maihem. 2011. Joysharing. Saachi. 2012. Lucent Dreams. Flacon. 2012. 5-th Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art. 2013. AWARDS: -Best Photographer of the year`12. Winner in category of Digital Art. -Moscow Art…
Sasha Martynchuk
Sasha believes in the power of neat lines, and the works are a feast for an Obsessive Compulsive’s eyes. She works with UI/UX designs, graphic design and illustrations and branding and media, and whatever she does, she does it perfectly. Check out her work Sasha Martynchuk, Warsaw, Poland http://sashamartynchuk.com/ Instagram- @iamvisp
Message in a candle
Who needs a message in a bottle when you can have a message in a candle. These super cute candles are just perfect for all ocassions and we are crushing on its product design concept as well! Just about everything- the website, brochures, concepts- everything is a design statement with “For Brands” Branding Agency:…
Pin up – Felipe Kimio
Most of Felipe’s digital artwork revolves around pin-ups, which are one of his main passions in life. Occasionally he likes to model with oil based plasteline for study purposes. An art nouveau style illustration inspired by Alphonse Mucha’s work. Focus: Cartooning, Illustration, Digital Art Prints and other products available in: http://www.redbubble.com/people/kimisz http://society6.com/kimisz Behance Instagram Facebook Fanpage Some…
Takeshi Murata
A 2009 article in Artforum about Murata’s art noted that “the artificial palette, flashing lights, abstract patterns, and coarsely pixelated texture of Pink Dot and other works by Murata locate him in the tradition of electronic animation pioneered by John Whitney and Lillian Schwartz. But while his predecessors were testing the computer’s ability to replicate…
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