Portuguese (sorry I thought he was Brazilian but João corrected me) graphic designer João Oliveira sent an email today letting us know he has updated his portfolio with some new work. Some people don’t dig the more densely layered and colorful digital work, but I think he is one of the best at what he does and I have always been a big fan of his work.
Illustrator Kervin Brisseaux has been busy updating with some really kinetic and colorful imagery. Call it electro-dimensional if you will.
German-based illustrator and KDU member Magomed Dovjenko has updated his website with his typically wild and colorful mind-bending vector-to-Photoshop mashup imagery.
It may not be everyone’s cup of tea but Allan Glen has some nice digital illustration work in his Flickr-folio at Shufflepath.
CAPTION: It’s raining hotness.
Aussie visual madman, Justin M Maller has updated with yet even more color punches to the face and continues to do strange Photoshop things to images of sexy women.
Chuck has updated NoPattern with his signature brightly glowing colorful work.
The t-shirt above kicks ass. I wonder how well the color reproduced on it.
A few small but, as always, mind-boggling updates from Justin Maller.
Yes, motion boards are art as you can plainly see in the portfolio of Jason Salo.
Really beautiful work across the board for motion from Theo Daley. Spectacular and beautiful imagery fill his portfolio with attention paid to the tiniest of details.
GoMediaZine has posted a really informative tutorial on how to create the above image. I was really impressed with the breadth of information. Whether you want to create the above image or not, there is plenty to be gained from the tutorial.
I wrote about Space Jump a few weeks back but they have hit the blogwaves again recently and it appears there might be a few new images in their book since I last wrote about them. Wildly digital work, which might not suite every palette but still compelling all the same.
Some wild, more is more, digital illustrations created by digital artist Richard Roberts at The Other Stream. Crazy imagery.
Neil Duerden emailed this morning to let me know he has made a big update to his site with a lot of new work and he wasn’t kidding. There is some wild technically complex imagery in his portfolio. He is a machine.
Another big update from Sebastian Onufszak. Move over, this guy is a machine.
Wow is all I have to say about this Photoshop plugin. Wow.
“Fractalius plugin creates unusual, eccentric artworks in a single step. The effects are based on extraction of so-called hidden fractal texture of an image. You can also simulate various types of exotic lightings and high realistic pencil sketches.”
There are some interesting digital photo-manipulation compositions in the portfolio of Season Zero.
