Showing posts with label digital illustration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digital illustration. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Charis Tsevis’ Behance.


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This is the Gatorade G Series global campaign using Usain Bolt, Aldo de Nigris and El Canelo. Each athlete represents the three stages of G: Prime, Perform, and Recover.
For this campaign we have used a visual language I am studying since the early 90s. It’s based on the principle of invariance and the “theory of perspective space” by my teacher Nino Di Salvatore and the Gestalt school of psychology. The theory makes use of polygons, especially trapezes, that the human brain prefers to recognize as rectangles in perspective.
The colors follow the theory of “Continuum Cromaticum” by my teacher Augusto Garau. The theory helps the designer to use primary, secondary and tertiary colors in positions that form unity and continuity.


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Thursday, September 29, 2011

Surrealistic Photo Manipulations by Richard Roberts

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Richard Roberts – is a freelance illustrator and designer from US. He has been illustrating digitally for over six years and has had the pleasure of working with clients world wide. Richard is a very diverse artist using an array of different styles and techniques and always strives to push the limits of his work.

He is known in the field for his surrealistic style and blend between illustration and design. Richard’s eye for detail, composition and overall quality has gotten him where he is today.
Building strong relationships with clients is very important for Richard, he always strives for a satisfactory end product.