Magomed Dovjenko is a graphic designer and illustrator from Russia but based in Cologne, Germany. Despite his young age he has done some incredible works for respectful companies such as Reebok, Adidas, Diesel, and many more. Dovjenko, also is member of an important collective, the KDU - The Keystone Design Union.
As usual we highly recommend that you check out Magomed portfolio at Behance (http://www.behance.net/aureax). But we selected some images for you to take a look first
Who's the most badass all human superhero in comic books? Yeahh, the Batman! He's only got his ultra high tech armor and gadgets, and fights crime with his bare hands! We all love the caped crusader and seeing some badass illustrations of him in all his glory only makes us want one more movie!
And I don't really have nothing more to say, but I really recommend all of you to visit each artist's page for more great work! And when I say great work, I mean that. These guys rock! I hope you like it. Cheers! ;)
Hugo Ortiz aka IconBlast is a Colombian illustrator and graphic designer with great and powerful illustrations full of colors and strong details. His works appears in magazines, t-shirts, posters and much more. Check it out!
Angela Moore, aka Razriel on deviantART, is 22 years old talented illustrator based in Los Angeles area. She usually works with pen and ink, watercolor, pencil and photoshop, but lately she started learning oils and really want to defeat them (as her own words).
A large portion of my work ends up in the realm of weird fantasy. Some of my favorite artists are Miyazaki, Yoshitaka Amano, Kathe Kollvits, Toulouse Lautrec, Francis Bacon, Heinrich Kley and the Ninja Turtles. :) Razriel
Vanila Barcelona or Vanila BCN is the design studio of two very talented graphic designers from Spain, Carlos Jimenez and Roger Gual. They met when they were studying graphic design at Elisava Design School and they have been working together since them. From his clients we can tell that it's been working pretty well so far, especially for the type of work with beautiful typographies with that hand drawing feel.
As usual we highly recommend that you check out Vanila BCN's website at http://www.vanilabcn.com/. You will not regret!
I've just came from the movies, after I watched District 9. It was a true thrill to see such a great "low budget" film made and it only reminds me of how great sci-films were back then, and there was a total lack of good sci-fi films like that lately, until District 9 arrived.
Friday is finally here and I gotta ask you: why the long face? If you had a tough week, we're here to cheer you up! One of coolest and best ways to evolve your drawing skills is to practice. A lot. And that's exactly what these people did. Over, and over and over again.
I was surfing on Behance when I found one incredible image of a monster. It was quite creepy but really well done, so I decided to check out the author's portfolio. Aja Jones is a digital artists from France with a incredible set of monsters and macabre creatures design. All of them are creative photo manipulations, mixed with paintings and illustration. I would love to see his design process on them.
For more information visit Aja Jones Behance page at http://www.behance.net/aJonesa or his DeviantArt at http://ajonesa.deviantart.com/gallery/
We've seen some great Marvel super-hero movies already, such as Spider-man, Iron Man and The Incredible Hulk... and one that we'll get to soon see hitting the silver screen is the scandinavian god Thor. Mighty Thor. And he shall kick ass.
Monfa, was born Miguel Cabrera 28 years ago in Costa Rica. After some experiments drawing through walls and notebooks, he decided to make a living out of illustration, so he studied Fine Arts and became an editorial illustrator. Currently working on many personal projects, he splits his time between his job as an Art Director for a prestigious mexican editorial company, freelancing, art collaborations and showcasing his artwork on his personal website, which by the way you should visit!
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