Coroflot — Design Jobs & Portfolios Will Color | Will’s uncanny ability to bring vibrancy to any project is evident in his art. His range of styles, and adapdability to a variety of moods makes him a powerful asset to any project. Click on an image for a larger view. Nomad Kid Intense Kid Intense created by Vincent Keith Morris Jr Story by Ronald Montgomery Pencils and inks by Mark J. Tannacore Rat: Pencils and story by Scott Shehi Chort: Written by Ronald Montgomery Pencils: William Withers, Inks: Vic Moya, Letters: Brantley Fowler 50 vatios Graphic Artifacts from Down Under Michael Fitzjames was born in Melbourne in 1948 and studied at the Tasmania School of Art. Since 1980, he has exhibited his graphic work and paintings in Melbourne, Sydney, and Berlin. He has also worked for newspapers part time: in London 1979–80, and with the Fairfax Media Group in Sydney since then (including and ). He's illustrated and designed numerous books and posters. I asked Michael to describe his methods and influences: From rough pencil drafts I refine an image that will "take a silhouette" or be capable of working in a positive-negative way and be bold on the page. I then tend to make a fairly finished outline drawing over the roughs...I erase anything extraneous and ultimately have my finished shapes that can be realised in black and white. tracing onto smooth watercolour paper on a lightbox and then draw an ink line around the areas to be black.
A Boy In Mid Air The Art of Ashley Marie Witter Ashley Marie Witter is a professional artist/illustrator. She is currently working with Yen Press and has illustrated the graphic novel of Anne Rice's 'Interview with the Vampire.' She graduated from Madison Area Technical College with a degree in Animation and Conceptual Development. She has worked on webcomics Reign of Adeodatus and Scorch, and contributed to a comics anthology called Gothology : The Eternal Sad by DAPshow. She grew up in Madison, Wisconsin and currently lives in the north-west suburbs of Chicagoland. Contact Email - ashleymariewitter@gmail.com Ocomicon Kowabunga Comics/Moonlit Movies Oconomowoc, WI Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo 2013 McCormick Place Chicago, IL Geswerk - Black Light Valentine Segredos Madison, WI Second Annual Painting for Paws - Celebrity Dog Bowl Auction Luckenbooth Black Earth, WI Geswerk - Mini Citi Monster Mayhem Segredos Madison, WI Art Show! Shart Show The Frequency Madison, WI Uncommon Nonsense - Seeing Green Club Inferno Madison, WI
de impresión y diseño 40+ Interesting Pinterest Boards for Designers Only recently, the startup social pinboard site Pinterest, has taken the social bookmarking scene by storm as it earned its fame as the fastest growing social networking site. Since then, Pinterest continues to grow and now it hold a #45 Alexa ranking making popular social bookmark sites like digg.com, delicious.com, stumbleupon.com look like they had better days (see screenshot from Alexa at the bottom). This soaring popularity of Pinterest has caught the attention of designers and other creative individuals, and in no time, the virtual pinboard became popular among the design community. One reason for this is the simple yet powerful Pinterest interface and how great it is for structuring work, ideas, inspiration etc. and at the same time build an online portfolio to show of some creative juice. Pinterest provide a convenient and visual way for users to see, repin and comment on other users collections and pins and the pleasure of doing this is what makes Pinterest so viral. Sonny M.
Tony Foti is an illustrator, specialized in fantasy games and book covers illustrations Tony Foti is a freelance illustrator located in Santa Cruz, California. He has won a multitude of awards, illustrated for many of the world's top fantasy games, designed characters and rendered for the video games industry, created ads, book covers, and has been featured in galleries across the United States. On his method of painting: "Most of my work starts out as a traditional graphite or charcoal sketch, which I then put into photoshop and a Wacom graphics tablet to work up like an oil painting. Using a minimal amount of layers and brushes, I generally try and keep the process as close to what I would be doing if I were putting it on canvas, but with less paint in my hair when it's over." Client List PenguinNational GeographicImagineFX MagazineFantasy Flight GamesWizards of the CoastScholasticCoca-ColaSimon & SchusterHoughton Mifflin HarcourtWildTangent GamesLas Vegas Weekly