Mar 18, 2014
Brad is an American artists with an amazing style. Gotta love all the details in his pieces. For more of it, please visit his portfolio at DeviantART. He'll definitely enjoy all your love. I hope you enjoy these. Cheers! ;)
The best way, and probably the only way to learn is by practicing. As my dad always said, nobody was born knowing how to do things, there's always the need to practice, learn from mistakes and evolve. Iryna Korshak gives a great example with a set of beautiful backgrounds she put together while practicing her texture skills in Photoshop.
Today I was checking Dribbble and I saw this incredible illustration work created by Brian Miller for Raleigh Bicycles. He was also super cool to share with us a little bit of the behind process on his website (http://orlincultureshop.com/). The textures, colors, composition... everything works really well which makes this project truly inspirational. In 2014, I had the distinct honor and privilege of doing illustration work for Raleigh USA.
Miami 2017 is an illustration project shared by Remko Heemskerk on his Behance profile. As the title suggests, the illustrations are about Miami, more specifically, buildings and architecture of that beautiful city. There's a mix of the famous art deco buildings and some more modernist interpretations. All of that reinterpreted through simple vector illustrations with no gradients, just solid colors and quite a bit of contrast.
The most recognizable characteristic of any global city is its unique skyline. Drishti Khemani, an illustrator from Singapore, put together a series of illustrations of skylines of some of our most beloved cities around the world. From New York to Hong Kong, Frankfurt to Dubai, the end result is a potpourri of super stylish illustrations composed of thick strokes and solid/flat colors. For more information check out Drishti portfolio on Behance