PROJECT BY Vincent Rodriguez
Making a splash with a new take on the national swimwear line.

PROJECT BY Arvid Volz
Explore a world made of color, literally. The Sherwin colors themselves are the cast of their own story of infinite possibility, taking us places that spark our sense of curiosity, exploration, and expression.

PROJECT BY Bram Vanhaeren
One Source portraits by Bram Vanhaeren, commissioned by The Globalish Institute

PROJECT BY Ilona Belous
Lettering handmade of plasticine. Modeled with kids plasticine to have some fun and relax.

PROJECT BY Varya Kolesnikova
Ok I am not a opossum fan in real life but I think I would enjoy this little guy.

PROJECT BY Andrew Tarusov
Creapy and creative, I think someone should make these into short films.

PROJECT BY Multiple Owners
Letting and scripted logos using vector illurstations to create clean and beatuiful lines.

PROJECT BY José Rodríguez Mota
Illustration and character designs for well known people. These illustrations are simply fun to look at.

PROJECT BY Julio Cesar
A very cool way to use photography reference in character illustrations.

PROJECT BY Alessandro Pautasso
Low ploy illustrations that have such exuberance and life they are just simply stunning.

PROJECT BY Stuart Miller
Product shots can make or brake your brand. This photographer know how to make a product shot look amazing.

PROJECT BY Nico Delort
An artist that amazes me. He produces amazing illustration works.

PROJECT BY Tracie Ching
Print for Hero Complex Gallery's secret screening of the Sherlock Christmas Special The Abominable Bride.

PROJECT BY Erick Centeno
Italian illustrator artist with great talent but with a technique that can be described as unique.

PROJECT BY Guzz Soares
3D character artist with figures that are both creative and cool.

PROJECT BY Ivan Sulima, Illustator
Spry Fox is a children book by Maryana Kniazevych about little curious baby fox who gets into big trouble trying to make a pleasant surprise to his mother

PROJECT BY Aloa, Vincent Rodriguez
Having an environment that lets be creative is vital to making new ideas come to life. Sometimes that area is an office, desk, or chair. Where ever inspiration comes from enjoy it.

PROJECT BY Backbone Branding, Karen Gevorgyan, Narin (Noir) Manvelyan, Stepan Azaryan
Customize the faces by your mood or let them lead your emotions! I my not drink coffee but I just might take it up with cups like this.

PROJECT BY Renee Chio
Wonderful digital painting, beautiful, clean, and expressive.

PROJECT BY AyyaSap
Wonderful digital speed painting artwork.

PROJECT BY Sylar113
Speed painting, digital artwork.

PROJECT BY MixxedMonster
"The better to see u with my dear!", think that this classic tale will always bring fear to everyone.

PROJECT BY Flore Maquin
Bringing back some old school classic illustration with a classic movie theme

PROJECT BY Ricardo Martinez, Madrid, Spain
Scratch board artwork, beautiful and inspiring, no digital art here, pure old school talent.

Every winter, a magical snowman puts on a show for a little girl. But over time, life pulls them apart. Will she remember to take the time for what she loved?

Renato Lima and the brilliant Diego Maricato worked together in this special project for Havas. It is an advertising campaign showing the concept: Fingers can kill. Don't text and drive. This project was created for Citroen by Havas São Paulo, Brazil. We made the CGI of all characters.

Derived from the iconic Australian saying 'Made you look, Dirty Chook', the repositioning campaign saw a trio of ‘dirty’ chickens take over vacant outdoor spaces available for bookings.

Before Edgar Wright and Wes Anderson, before Chuck Jones and Jackie Chan, there was Buster Keaton, one of the founding fathers of visual comedy. And nearly 100 years after he first appeared onscreen, we’re still learning from him. Today, i’d like to talk about the artistry (and the thinking) behind his gags. Press the CC button to see the names of the films.

Published on Nov 16, 2015

Justin is security guard in a mannequin factory . When working on the night shift it never matches his colleagues , but ironically spends his nights surrounded by human figures. His loneliness and his desire to share lead him first to interact with mannequins own , and later to communicate through them with his colleagues on the morning shift . In their eagerness to do things for others , Justino will forget self but fate want your teammates do not forget it.

Published on Nov 16, 2015

My name is Dan LuVisi and I’m an illustrator/writer currently residing in Southern California. I’ve worked for studios such as Universal, FOX, Lionsgate, Microsoft, DC Comics, Ignition Interactive, Activision and more. My main focus is on my property LMS, which is currently under development for film and has a book, Killbook of a Bounty Hunter, which is currently published by Dark Horse Comics. Other than that, I love cats and I love to help build and create worlds.