This Template pack is customized for Design and Art workshops; it can also be used for Conferences, Sermons, Gospel Concerts, Youth programs, etc.
Yu Cheng Hong is a very talented artist from Taiwan. Yu Cheng is a well known skilled digital artist, creating some of the most beautiful characters and illustrations I have ever seen! I am simply blown away by this guys’ imagination! Take a look at the concepts, the level of detail, the colors and and [...]
What better way to learn to create amazing vector art than by following the right tutorials? When it comes to design, especially digital design, a book is less useful to you rather than a practical step by step vector tutorial.
Word is a personal project where I create designs and write ups for each book of the Bible. Like most personal projects, there is a story behind it.
In this tutorial I discuss and demonstrate some basic drawing process taken from Andrew Loomis’ books. The method is a way to construct your drawings using basic forms and then building and developing the drawing, general to specific.
Today we feature the art of Bryan Clark. Bryan is an animator from Oklahoma City and does some amazing spots as senior graphic designer at LifeChurch.tv.
This is the first article of a series, presenting some of the most important styles from each period, styles that still offer high inspiration for designers even today. I will focus in today’s post on the Gothic Style from the Medieval Period.
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If you ever find yourself lost designing an alcoholic beverage, this post is for your inspiration. The bottle design says alot about the beverage. It shows you how its viewed by the company’s itself, and how they want others to see it.
Lennette Newell’s animal portraits exude physical and emotional honesty, images that emphasize a genuine connection between subject and photographer.
After studying at Beaux Art, Jean Larivière initially undertook an artistic research into mixing the forms of photography, painting and animation (- Never, Always -), supported by his friend, the surrealist painter Matta, before turning to cinema, and then advertising photography, at the start of the 1970’s.
Creative illustrations by Tom Bagshaw, talented UK based illustrator, who is currently showcasing his first-ever solo show at the Knifesmith Gallery in Bristol, UK.
A showcase of ugly, scary and dangerous monster artworks from around the web.
After finishing Studying illustration at Plymouth University in 2005 Simon Brader has since been working freelance from his London studio.
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