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Amazing Digital Illustrations
Posted: May 10, 2011 in InspirationTags: Art, artist, ARTWORKS, collection, digital art, fanart, Inspiration, Manga
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2010 Incredible Aerography Festival in Moscow
Posted: June 22, 2010 in InspirationTags: Aerography, Art, artist, Car, Festival, Inspiration, Painted, PHOTO, Photography, wallpaper
Painted cars at 2010 Aerography Festival in Moscow.
The Scariest Ads
Posted: June 18, 2010 in InspirationTags: ads, Art, artist, ARTWORKS, collection, ConceptArt, design, digital art, image, Inspiration, Manipulation, Photography
16 Creative Illustrations of Comic Book Heroes
Posted: May 25, 2010 in InspirationTags: artist, batman, Cartoon, Chibi, Christopher Uminga, collection, Comic, digital art, fanart, Heroes, Inspiration, PhotoShop, wolverine
Great illustrations of comic book heroes created by Christopher Uminga.
Collection: Zombie Artworks (83 pics)
Posted: April 28, 2010 in InspirationTags: artist, ARTWORKS, collection, ConceptArt, digital art, fanart, image, Inspiration, Manipulation, PHOTO, Photography, PhotoShop, Vector
Good collection of zombie artworks.
Inspiration: The Adventures of Paper Robot
Posted: April 22, 2010 in InspirationTags: Art, artist, Cartoon, Chibi, collection, ConceptArt, design, digital art, image, Inspiration, Manipulation, Photography, street, Texture
This cute little paper robot is called Danbo. This word comes from danboru, the Japanese word for corrugated cardboard.
Here we have collected 30 + cute moments of little robot’s daily life and even some adventures with its little brother.
Share this cuteness with your friends.
My Milk Toof – the Life of Milk Teeth (73 pics)
Posted: April 14, 2010 in InspirationTags: Art, artist, ARTWORKS, collection, ConceptArt, cute, design, digital art, image, Inspiration, Photography, PhotoShop, teeh
35+ most amazing typography in advertisement and design
Posted: December 11, 2009 in Inspiration, TypographyTags: Art, artist, collection, Inspiration, Typography
Typography has long been a vital part of promotional material and advertising. Designers often use typography to set a theme and mood in an advertisement; for example using bold, large text to convey a particular message to the reader. Type is often used to draw attention to a particular advertisement, combined with efficient use of color, shapes and images.
Typography is the art and technique of arranging type, type design, and modifying type glyphs. Type glyphs are created and modified using a variety of illustration techniques. The arrangement of type involves the selection of typefaces, point size, line length, line spacing, adjusting the spaces between groups of letters and adjusting the space between pairs of letters.
Today, typography in advertising often reflects a company’s brand. Fonts used in advertisements convey different messages to the reader, classical fonts are for a strong personality, while more modern fonts are for a cleaner, neutral look. Bold fonts are used for making statements and attracting attention.
Typography is always inspiring. Some designers take it to the next level by creating absolutely stunning works of art using typography which is quite memorable and will stand the test of times. In this article, i have shared over 35 awesome typography posters in advertising and design.
How to Build a Pencil Crossbow
Posted: December 10, 2009 in InspirationTags: Art, artist, Cartoon, collection, ConceptArt, image, Inspiration
60+ Amazing Examples Of Illustrative Web Designs
Posted: December 9, 2009 in Inspiration, Web DesignTags: Art, artist, ARTWORKS, Cartoon, collection, ConceptArt, digital art, image, Inspiration, PhotoShop, Vector, Web Design
Nice Characters
The use of a laughing characters creates a sweet welcome for visitors and it also expresses, or simply introduces, the main mission of the website. Below you can see some examples.
It’s interested also the use of characters from animal world to create a friendly web site brand.
“Microcosm” in a Web Site
Many designers love to show a piece of original (cartoon) mini-world that they create to emphasize the website message. These illustrations are good to finalize the footer or to create an impressive header. But there is also some pretty surprise…
The Right Background
An opportune background in this kind of web site is essential, at least for two main reasons: to give the right context at the illustration and to make a good back-image for the layout elements and so to structure a readable contents. In some cases the illustrative power of the design is in background image.
We can see some solutions in the following image.
Typography
The use of big typography is a frequent trend in modern web design. In many websites of this list (especially when the design is for portfolio, agency and company sites) we’ll notice big font size of design elements to communicate the principal message of the website.
In some other examples of this list there is a “normal” use of typography, but always to make a clear and direct message in a clean web design.
Animations
When some elements of design are “alive”, such as the birds in Tori’s Eye or the airplane in Marjeting Informatico, can be made a direct interaction with the visitor. The animation is often in flash, but a nice use of javascript is a concrete solution to animate your design (in the bottom of the article you can find a list of resources in which there is also some plugins for the animations in web design).
Humor
A spontaneous smile always works.
Examples Of Illustrative Web Designs (Interesting Stuff!!)
01. Capstone Kids
02. MS-Kucharovice
03. Arun Pattnaik
04. Hpnotiq
05. Norbauer
06. Open Atrium
07. MpluZ
08. Branded 07
09. Old Loft
10. Fatburg
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11. Adit Shukla
12. Marchand de Trucs
13. Goglamping
14. Brad Colbow
15. Hutchhouse
16. Great-Design
17. Tori’s Eye
18. Project Vino
19. Dark Motion
20. Zinaz
21. PixelPR
22. Bazar Solidale
23. Story Pixel
24. How Host
25. Wingstranger.com
26. Nybble Tech
27. I’m a Rock Star Ninja
28. Go Summer Project
29. Mojotic
30. Zoologicka
31. The Great Bearded Reef
32. DivVoted
33. Kinder-Aktuell
34. Redefine.us
35. WeDoMarkup
36. Stoodeo
37. Malene Hald
38. Octonauts
39. Dean Oakley
40. Iwit
41. Luova
42. Mister-Aero
43. Krystal Beisick
44. Francesco Mugnai
45. Francesco Mugnai
46. RapidxHTML
47. Deborah Cavenaugh
48. Brian Handley Design
49. WP Coder
50. Stop Child Labour – Africa Tour
51. Answer Jam
52. Krolikov
53. Twither
54. The Alamo Basement
55. We Are Not Freelancer
56. Orman Clark
57. iPersonal Assistant
58. Design19
59. FishingCactus
60. Hey Indy
61. No Code Store
