David Carson is a graphic designer from Santa Monica, Ca that I decided to research and compose a two page spread highlighting his work not only in the reading but also in the overall design of the spread playing homage to David’s unconventional and “90’s-grunge” like appeal.
Oregon based hand-drawn and editorial illustrator Drew Bardana uses big shapes, bright colours and hand-drawn marks and artful textures to create traditional and digital media illustrations.
Explore jessikaweise's 2768 photos on Flickr!
New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees is one of the greatest signal callers in pro football history. He was drafted by the San Deigo Chargers...
3D Warehouse is a website of searchable, pre-made 3D models that works seamlessly with SketchUp.
Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott specialize in helping realize the dream of inspired home makeovers as seen in these dramatic room transformations.
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Drew Mckevitt knit, knitwear, and textile design portfolio. Innovative hand knitting, machine knitting, and textile design.
New York-based Photographer Drew Vickers has an impressive portfolio; one that is as diverse as the lives of his subjects. From striking fashion editorials to...
One of the first posts on DesignM.ag was 101 Awesome Portfolio Sites, which drew an excellent response from readers. Many of the current readers/subscribers weren't around at that point, so if you enjoy seeing examples of excellent portfolio sites I encourage you to take a look. In the past few months I've seen a number of outstanding portfolio sites that weren't included in that post, so I put together this collection of another 50.
Compartilhamos hoje os trabalhos do artista Drew Hartel, que mostra em seu portfolio belas artes produzidas para os filmes COCO e Cars 3, ambos dos estúdios Disney/Pixar . Visite também os posts anteriores para ver mais artes de COCO.
Drew Estate Flying Pigs Soar into Humidors for their Seasonal Release Drew Estate announces today the seasonal release of their Flying Pig vitola, including Liga Privada No. 9 and T52, Undercrown Maduro, Shade and Sun Grown, as well as Kentucky Fire Cured. The Flying Pig is one of the most desired vitolas in the company’s portfolio, presented in a 100mm […]
I can't recall where I based this design from, but I drew this and etched it onto a mirror. You can see a photo of the finished piece in my Pinterest portfolio. I have no idea where I piece is...it somehow got lost, but at least I saved the pattern. Just wanted to share.
Near the end of the school year juniors and seniors flock into my artroom as they realize they need an art portfolio to apply to college. The stress arises because while many colleges tell students that they need to submit a portfolio, they aren't overtly clear as to what needs to be included in a portfolio. While this does vary some from college to college the checklist below works for most colleges, and will help your students get off to the right start. Art Portfolio Basics Your portfolio should consist of 10-15 recent ( hopefully within the last year or two), original artworks that demonstrate your interests and abilities over a range of media and subject matter. ( Original means that the work shouldn't be copied, and of course, it should be created by you and you alone) This is the part where most students start to groan, but it's an important part of the portfolio. You should include at least 3 drawings from direct observation. What's that mean? Direct observation means that you sat down, looked directly at the real object, and drew it. That means no photographs, and yes, the people looking at your artwork can tell the difference. What does it mean to explore media in art? It means that you should work with a variety of the things listed below. Drawing portraits still life landscape figure studies 2D Design Paintings Photography ( darkroom or digital) printmaking illustrations graphic design 3D Design sculpture ceramics metals & jewelry woodworking installation Other digital & time-based work animations video games websites storyboards sketchbooks concepts character designs journals sketches experimentation with techniques How to put your portfolio together: Include only your strongest, most recent work. Demonstrate problem-solving ( Your pieces shouldn't look like class projects. You should be able to write down what problem you were trying to solve/ address through creating the piece) Demonstrate decision making, Showcase originality of ideas. Organize – Develop an order to your presentation that makes sense and has a logical flow. ( Think about it like your portfolio is a book, what story are you telling and what order does it need to be told?) Artist Statement: your artist statement is the written story of your artwork. What inspired you? Why did you create what you created? Who are you, and how does that influence your work? Photographing your artwork: If possible, take photos outside in natural light If indoors, be sure that the space is well lit, and set the white balance on your camera photograph work on a solid white background be sure that there is nothing in the photo, other than the work of art edit your photos to be sure that you have the best exposure and cropping you will need to check with the school to see what their final submission process is
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