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Sara K Byrne – Wedding photographer from Idaho, USA. She’s making an interesting double exposure pictures. You can also see a small video tutorial how to create a double exposure photos.
Showing posts with label Artistic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Artistic. Show all posts
Thursday, April 18, 2013
Monday, April 15, 2013
20 Gorgeous Artistic Websites
via topdesignmag.com
Being an artist is all about creativity and imagination and you need to constantly push the boundaries in order to achieve the best results. From a sculptor to a graphic designer, every type of artist needs special tools for working with ease and also for letting others know that he is good at what he’s doing. Thanks to the technology age, everyone of them needs to be present online in order to gain more exposure, so having a website is the best solution.
Thursday, February 14, 2013
Creative Digital Art Painting by Pixeldomestiko
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Aka Pixeldomestiko, influences by Pop Art & Sick Popular Culture, in its visual style recalls the illustrative modern mixed with Classic Art. A multidisciplinary artist peruvian based in Miami, studied art at the National School of Fine Arts of Peru ENSABAP, Graduate, specializing in drawing and painting. He completed his Bachelor of Arts UDESC Center, Santa Catarina, Brazil, and Digital Design at the Peruvian Institute of Art and Design.
Friday, February 8, 2013
Paint Brush Fonts for Creating Artistic Typographies
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This is a very popular type of fonts. We often need a font that adds that innocent touch, that thing which takes the design out of typical digital theme and gives it the old style of hand made designs. A brush font does that brilliance.
Use these fonts only when you’re writing large, very large size text. I don’t think they’ll look as great on small sized newspaper ads etc. but they will surely look great on billboards or posters. So use them properly, you’ll make awesome designs
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
The Art Of Album Covers Design - 43 Prints
The predominant album covers that you will see in stores are based on photographs, having a photo of the artist and a plain background, putting the spotlight on him, but the art of album covers doesn’t refer to that type of cover. Instead, it is about cover designs which actually have something artistic in them, an illustration, whether it’s drawn or vectorized, a photo manipulation or a 3d model.
This article features album cover design examples and ideas from recently launched albums, as well as from a few older ones. The article is not trying to showcase a top of the most sold albums or most popular, instead its only purpose is to provide inspiration for the people who want to be album cover designers and are seeking examples of modern album art.
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Conceptual Illustrations by Ben Andrews
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Ben Andrews is a digital artist based in Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom. Currently, he’s working for Inertia Games Studios delivering quality concept illustrations. His artworks are more or less realistic but always visually delightful. Below, you may scroll through over 60 images handpicked from his portfolio. To see more, check out his blog (link at the bottom).
Monday, January 21, 2013
50 Artistic Photo Manipulations
via designskew.com
Photoshop is the app you need, and it gives life to everything. Creative Photographs are always artistic and they are brushed up using Photoshop. There are lot of designers over at various design network sites like behance, thedesigninspiration, dribble who design manipulated photos and artworks.
All of these Creative Photos below are creatively manipulated and very inspirational. All these photos are gathered up from various sources online, and the credit to all these photos goes to their respective designers. Well, every photo showcased below show up creative ideas of the designer.
Friday, January 18, 2013
Conceptual Photography by Andrew Martin
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Andrew Martin was born in and lived around the US, as well as in France, Germany and Italy. Lives between Chicago and New Zealand, likes to travel, cook, speak italian, make photographs. Bikes to work and everywhere else, drives an old car, fixes old houses, has a garage band, plays with dogs, swims, likes the beach, likes beer, likes win too, shops at the farmers' market, shops online.
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Aesthetically Pleasing Geometric Illustrations from Mark Weaver
Mark Weaver is an art director and designer in NYC. His work has been featured in variety of magazines – ISO50, Grain Edit, H&FJ, Coudal Partners, Print Magazine, Oxford American, Tokion Magazine, etc. In a respectable manner, his stunning illustrations have been floating around the web for quite some time. We love it when artists create art that allows the viewer to interpret different meanings and messages being portrayed. Today we will showcase some of mark’s best works for your inspiration. To stay updated, you can check out his website or follow him on Twitter. Enjoy!
Thursday, December 27, 2012
30 Interesting and Creative Products You Can Buy
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It is not easy to come up with stuff that is creative in a non-tacky way and has the potential to actually grab your attention. Of course, you will not agree with everything and that’s okay because everyone has a different mind and a different concept of innovation and creativity. Moreover, each and every one of us has a different sense of humor.
It is the holiday season ladies and gentlemen and we are sure you are looking for some fun stuff to gift to your children and relatives. We managed to come up with thirty different products for you to buy which you can gift or buy for yourself or your family. Rest assured though, these products are bound to give your some manner of joy.
This particular list talks about 30 funny and creative products you can buy. These products are not ranked in anyway, so please don’t think that the last one is the best one. Go through each and every one, make your pick and enjoy it. Happy Holidays!
Friday, December 21, 2012
Watercolor Wonders by Maja Wronska
Maja Wronska is a 21 year old student of Architecture at the Warsaw University of Technology. Taking on her mother’s trade of architecture, Maja has been drawing buildings and castles since she was a child. Poland’s skill requirements for architectural school prompted Maja to attend drawing classes, which changed her attitude towards drawing and gave her inspiration as a developing artist. As you will see today, her talent shines through her work. We collected some of Maja’s most impressive watercolor works for your enjoyment!
Thursday, December 20, 2012
Stunning Photo-manipulation Concepts By Craig Shields
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Lincoln University Undergraduate and proud member of Depthcore, Craig has dedicated himself to the digital arts, often combining traditional and digital techniques to create some truly unique illustrations. Currently available to freelance, Craig is looking to expand his creativity and work on new, exciting projects that may come his way.
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Illustrations and Character Designs by Russian Artist Kate
via animhut.com
The creativity and digital paintings created by female artist are different style and their own perspective. Not talking about fairy tales or pink themes here. Most of us get inspired by Fantasy stories and space imaginations. We like Goku kind of super heroes war machines related games.
But Female Artist has flow of ecstasy and flow of life in their storyline. I always love their works and which attracts children very much. Today we are featuring a female artist Kate from Russia. She is a Freelancer Illustrator and if you like her works you can contact her for your next design projects.
We have been featuring many Independent artist around the globe as part of portfolio submission and you can submit your works here.
Illustrations and Character Designs by Russian Artist Kate
via animhut.com
The creativity and digital paintings created by female artist are different style and their own perspective. Not talking about fairy tales or pink themes here. Most of us get inspired by Fantasy stories and space imaginations. We like Goku kind of super heroes war machines related games.
But Female Artist has flow of ecstasy and flow of life in their storyline. I always love their works and which attracts children very much. Today we are featuring a female artist Kate from Russia. She is a Freelancer Illustrator and if you like her works you can contact her for your next design projects.
We have been featuring many Independent artist around the globe as part of portfolio submission and you can submit your works here.
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Artistic Illustrations Drawn Onto Photographs
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Artist Johan Thornqvist took a simple take-a-picture from mobile phone to the next level. He came up with a clever idea to draw straight onto these photos and the results were indeed playful and somewhat adorable.
Saturday, December 8, 2012
Digital Artworks by Apofiss
via cruzine.com
Rihards Donskis aka Apofis is a talented digital artist from Latvia. If you’re into cute digital illustrations, make sure to check the 50+ artworks we selected from Rihards portfolio. Btw, seems Apofiss does have a thing for cats). Anyway, scroll though … and get inspired. Enjoy!
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Great Illustrations by Tianhua Xu
via abduzeedo.com
Time for more great illustrations here at Abduzeedo! I really can't get enough of fantasy and art concept illustrations. A good set like these will get me really pumped, looking forward to reading a good comic book. Is that the case for you? If it is so, then you'll enjoy these pieces by artist Tianhua Xu.
Friday, November 30, 2012
Graphic Artwork by M C Escher
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The graphic artwork by by Maurits Cornelis Escher. M. C. Escher, was a Dutch graphic artist. He is known for his often mathematically inspired woodcuts, lithographs, and mezzotints.
In his graphic art, he portrayed mathematical relationships among shapes, figures and space. Additionally, he explored interlocking figures using black and white to enhance different dimensions. Integrated into his prints were mirror images of cones, spheres, cubes, rings and spirals.
Friday, October 12, 2012
Illustrations by Niklas Asker
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Niklas Asker is a Swedish painter, graphic novelist and illustrator.
In his commercial work he has done everything from illustrating the advent calendar for Swedish television in 2009 to adapting the Random House bestseller The City of Ember into a graphic novel.
Niklas has studied at Örebro Art Shcool and the Comics Art School in Malmö and is always searching the perfect balance between the concrete and the abstract, both in his comics and his painting. Niklas is continuously working with both painting and comics, letting the two complement and inspire each other.
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Fresh Resources for Creative Designers #10
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Today we’ll be celebrating a small jubilee with already the 10th edition of our fresh creative resources series. You may expect the crème de la crème of graphic design … but you’re already used to that if you’re not the first time scrolling through our posts. Most of the items in the latest collection are not free, but I would say almost free, as they’re just few bucks. If you’re not into buying something, get inspired. Of course at the very bottom, there is a free section with nice items you may use for personal as well as commercial purposes. Enjoy!
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