Some interesting works in the portfolio of Sylvain Fustier. The site is all in French, so to go straight to the point, click Illustrations, then Vectorial, and you’ll be in (alright, it’s close enough to the English word to not be that confusing). His style may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but it is [...]
A French graphic-designer who’s spent all of her childhood in Italy before going back to France to study arts, here comes Eloise Ponti, with a portfolio full of nice vector ilustrations, some of them even involving bits of photography (although some can be hard to tell if giving them a quick glance only). Eloise currently [...]
Here’s a nice set of illustrations that are the work of a graphic-designer going by the pen name of Michka (like the little bear in the Russian children’s story). His speciality lies with Illustrator, Flash and Photoshop; independant since March 2003, Michka also does web-design and animation works. The style in which the illustrations are [...]
Earlier on this month, I had written a post about Cristiano Siqueira. At the time, Cris’ website was stll in the works, and his illustrations could only be seen on deviantART. It can thus be of interest to know that his site is now updated, complete with downloadable wall papers, and that it is a [...]
Another French freelance graphic-designer (there are many in my country, I assure you), and one that mixes the use of Illustrator and Photoshop in a very nice way to create, among other things, flyers, posters and logos. Head out to Nicolas’ website, XTGraphic, to discover his latest works (they’re under the part labeled “Dernières réalisations”).
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The spotlight today is on Jean-Christophe Recchia, a French illustrator who has worked for Chesterfield advertisement campaigns, as well as realized illustrations for the yearly Publicis and Somfy reports. On his website, you can find some of these professional works, but also a few personal ones, in a colorful and simple style that functions quite [...]
For anyone who likes semi-realistic vector drawing, Arthur Mount, steadily holding a BFA in Drawing from the Caifornia Colege of the Arts (Oakland), is definitely a name to check. His works include lots of characters, among them known ones (see on the left part of an illustration on the theme of the movie Chicago), in [...]
Is Léon Pistache the real name of this illustrator, or not? Hard to tell, but what’s for sure is that his style pretty much match its way of sounding—fresh, dynamic, almost amusing, in a way. A graduate from the Arts Décoratifs de Strasbourg (France) and the Kent Institute of Art and Design (UK), Léon is [...]
This site is a little surprising. At first, its presentation appears to be rather dry, without the kind of artsy, often Flash-made layouts that tends to be seen on illustrators’ web pages. Here, the focus is on the illustrations, period, and you won’t find much more save for thumbnails that, of course, link to the [...]
Home of the freelance designer Stéphane Bidaut, FizZ DesiGn introduces a certain amount of his illustrations, among which (this isn’t a surprise here!) vector ones. The style is simple and fresh, in lavish colors and dynamic lines, with a certain cartoony influence that is quite pleasant to the eye.
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