Charles Glaubitz - Anger House |
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Charles Glaubitz in 3X3 Illustration Pro Show Annual
We are proud to announce that Charles Glaubitz has been chosen for inclusion in the 3X3 Illustration Pro Show Annual No.9. This is the winning illustration by Charles, and the title of the piece is "Anger House". Congrats, Charles!
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Kim Rosen illustrates Boomerang Kids for the Washington Post
Kim Rosen illustrated this piece for a story highlighting that many "Millennials" are moving back in with their parents after college graduation. What was once pretty unthinkable, moving back with ma and pa, is now considered a smart career move in this tough job market for these 20-somethings.
This illustration appeared in the Washington Post.
Kim Rosen - Boomerang Kids |
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
New animation by Livia Cives for Bidimal.com
A wonderful new animation by artist Livia Cives for Bidimal.com, an Italian online auction website.
View more of Livia's illustration and motion work
Friday, June 22, 2012
Lucie Rice illustrates on guitars!
Lucie Rice recently had the opportunity to illustrate on actual guitars
for the Grand Ole Opry, as part of The Fourth Annual Guitars of the Stars Benefit Auction. The event gave "country fans the opportunity to purchase one-of-a-kind guitars inspired and autographed by everyone from the Opry’s newest member to the Coal Miner’s Daughter".
The auction benefitted the Grand Ole Opry Trust Fund, and more than $19,950 was raised!
Lucie was proud to be asked to contribute to such a wonderful and creative event, and you can see more pics of the guitars on the event's Facebook page...
The auction benefitted the Grand Ole Opry Trust Fund, and more than $19,950 was raised!
Lucie was proud to be asked to contribute to such a wonderful and creative event, and you can see more pics of the guitars on the event's Facebook page...
Lucie Rice - Keith Urban Guitar Illustration |
Lucie Rice - Keith Urban Guitar Illustration (rear) |
Lucie Rice - Loretta Lynn Guitar Illustration |
Lucie Rice - Dierks Beatley Guitar Illustration |
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
New artist signing: Tom Jester
We are pleased to welcome a new member to our group, Tom Jester
Tom Jester was born and raised in Des Moines, Iowa. As a child he was constantly exposed to art and the creative process by his mother who is a painter, ceramicist and printmaker.
After an initial beginning with pastels, he eventually switched to rendering digitally on his Macintosh computer. Working digitally allows for more experimentation and for the artist to change his mind without starting over. Tom has worked for clients such as; Anheuser Busch, Activision, U.S. Army, Applebee’s, Procter and Gamble, Sprint, Longhorn Steakhouse, American Royal and many others.
Tom Jester currently resides in Kansas City, Missouri – the beautiful elements of this part of the country sometimes make appearances in his art.
Tom Jester was born and raised in Des Moines, Iowa. As a child he was constantly exposed to art and the creative process by his mother who is a painter, ceramicist and printmaker.
After an initial beginning with pastels, he eventually switched to rendering digitally on his Macintosh computer. Working digitally allows for more experimentation and for the artist to change his mind without starting over. Tom has worked for clients such as; Anheuser Busch, Activision, U.S. Army, Applebee’s, Procter and Gamble, Sprint, Longhorn Steakhouse, American Royal and many others.
Tom Jester currently resides in Kansas City, Missouri – the beautiful elements of this part of the country sometimes make appearances in his art.
Tom Jester - Jeep Worlds |
Tom Jester - snowboard park illustration for Activision |
Tom Jester - Toxic Brain illustration |
Monday, June 18, 2012
Craig LaRotonda illustrates for BCBusiness Magazine
Craig LaRotonda was commissioned by Canada Wide Media to create this illustration for BCBusiness Magazine. The article is about mining rare earth metals, which are used in making things like iPads, phones, batteries, magnets, and nuclear reactors, among other things. Check it out:
Craig LaRotonda - Searching in Vain |
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
New fashion illustrations by Mariya Paskovsky
Here are some new illustrations by Mariya Paskovsky. She is using a much more dramatic color palette than we are used to seeing in her work, and we're loving the bold contrast of the black background and the intense colors. Mariya created this series as a proposal for the graduation
fashion show poster of UQAM: École supérieure de mode de Montréal.
The first illustration is simply an image of a fashionista with a lot of details, fashion
accessories, etc. The other two images are based on what Mariya considers to be the most significant points in the history of men's and women's fashion. As Mariya describes them - for women: "the 1920's, when the skirts and hair suddenly became short"... and for men: "the 60's and 70's, when the plain and boring suit was suddenly was transformed to a bright, colorful, creative, and very young look..."
The first illustration is simply an image of a fashionista with a lot of details, fashion
accessories, etc. The other two images are based on what Mariya considers to be the most significant points in the history of men's and women's fashion. As Mariya describes them - for women: "the 1920's, when the skirts and hair suddenly became short"... and for men: "the 60's and 70's, when the plain and boring suit was suddenly was transformed to a bright, colorful, creative, and very young look..."
Mariya Paskovsky - Fashionista |
Mariya Paskovsky - Women's Fashion |
Mariya Paskovsky - Men's Fashion |
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Marco Wagner illustrates portrait of Ida Scudder
Marco Wagner recently illustrated this portrait of Ida Scudder for the German magazine Chrismon.
Ida Scudder came from a long line of medical missionaries, and from the early 1900's - on, she dedicated her life to the plight of women in India. Marco always comes up with the most interesting portraits!
Ida Scudder came from a long line of medical missionaries, and from the early 1900's - on, she dedicated her life to the plight of women in India. Marco always comes up with the most interesting portraits!
Marco Wagner - portrait illustration of Ida Scudder |
Friday, June 1, 2012
Artist Christophe Lopez-Huici on claymation
A fantastic documentary on Christophe and his process creating clay animation films.
Note this piece is rated R for some of Christophe's language as well as some sparse claymation character nudity.
View more of Christophe's claymation and illustration work
View more of Christophe's claymation and illustration work
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