Le roi sans tête | Design, ilustration, 3D J.C. Leyendecker Prints and Posters - Global Gallery J.C. Leyendecker Born in Montabaur, Germany, and came to America at the age of eight. Showing an early interest in painting, he got his first job at the age of sixteen (16) in a Chicago engraving house on the strength of some large pictures he had painted on kitchen oilcloth. Upon his return, as a thoroughly trained artist with immense technical facility, Leyendecker had no difficulty in obtaining top commissions for advertising illustrations and cover designs for the leading publications. Joseph Christian Leyendecker became a noted American illustrator and graphic designer who, between 1896 and 1950, painted more than four hundred magazine covers, most of them of an idealized America. He particularly hit his stride in the 1930’s with fashion advertising, selling lifestyle with product.
Will Terry - Children's Book Illustrator Adam Spizak's Portfolio Personal project based on Pearl Jam song.Digital Art, Illustration, Motion Graphics2014 IronMan type projectArt Direction, Illustration, Typography2013 I had a great opportunity to contribute to the annual desktopography project curated by Pete Harrison. This year i've made the exercise focused on delivering two images inspired by endangered species. The project used set of different styles – from digital painting to 3D and uses mystical and sci-fi metaphors to highlight the issue of species facing a very high risk of extinction.Art Direction, Digital Art, Illustration2013 Welcome to the Game! Illustration2009
Character Design | Artist Interviews Dibupoly Celtra Graphics Adam Munoa Art About Will Terry Will Terry Illustration About will@willterry.com Short bio: Will Terry has been a freelance illustrator for 23 years. The rest of the story... Now that we have to boring stuff out of the way - read on if you want to find out details like the fact that I’ve been hit by not one but two cars...I’m just not that easy to kill...or the fact that I can state all 44 prepositions in alphabetical order in 20 seconds from memory - a bet I had with my father when I was in 7th grade that I can’t seem to shake...or that my mom taught John Lithgow in the third grade and she used to tell us that he was “very quiet” and “not at all like an actor”...or how I saved our family of seven from drowning in the dismal swamp in North Carolina when I was 14 - true story. I used to pretend to read when I was in elementary school because I hated reading so much. I love to blog! I love to vlog! I love to teach. I love to illustrate. I love to work on my own projects. I love my family. Guest Speaking: BYU Idaho SCBWI Utah
Mateusz Sypien on Behance Art of Aaron Blaise - Animation Lessons, Tutorials & Digital Painting Courses Publisher | Planeta Tangerina Publisher Out there – A guide to discovering nature Even if we live in a big city, there is always nature outside: clouds and stars, trees and flowers, rocks and beaches, birds, reptiles or mammals.What are we waiting for?Let’s jump off the couch and begin exploring! Latest... Planeta Tangerina: best european publisher Planeta Tangerina was elected Best Children's Publisher/ Europe in the last edition of Bologna Children's Book Fair. 9/4/2013 | ler mais... "The Island" selected in Bologna Awards The book The Island, by João Gomes de Abreu (texto) and Yara Kono (illustrations), won a Jury’s Mention in the Opera Prima category in 2013 Bologna Ragazzi Awards. 12/3/2013 | ler mais...
Speed-painting FanArt: RobotRush: Spit-painting: 30 minutes speed-painting Mekas: Fashion: Textural: A Lesson on Character Design by 'SpongeBob' Artist Robertryan Cory Robert Ryan Cory, a veteran character designer on SpongeBob SquarePants and Secret Mountain Fort Awesome, has posted a helpful set of notes from a character design lecture he presented recently to CalArts animation students.