Vector Art Posts

Warning: Brazilian illustrator Guilherme Marconi’s images may cause severe reactions to people allergic to glorious bright colors and kaleidoscopic repetitions. For his project “My Schizophrenic Brain”, Marconi created wallpaper-like vector patterns, with a twist. His motto seems to be “Never Enough”. For Marconi, less is not more. More is more!

In this tutorial I will show you how to make semi realistic waving flag. The shading technique we will use later is so simple and can be applied to any object whatever shape it has.

Tutorial Details

• Program: Adobe Illustrator
• Version: CS
• Difficulty: intermediate
• Estimated Completion Time: 45 - 60 minutes

Grzegorz Domaradzki aka GABZ is a Polish illustrator and graphic designer with amazing drawing skills who loves to adapt and push his work into new directions. He is an excellent visual sampler; in his vector artworks and graphic designs he reuses images of music and movie icons, old time heroes and other symbols that are part of popular culture and transforms them into close-to-perfection artworks.

Jerome Castro, the 35-year-old vector illustrator and graphic designer behind HelloFreaks always starts his artworks with paper, a pencil or pen because this was the way it was done before computers came out. But if you look at the HelloFreaks portfolio, it’s safe to say that he’s a little bit less traditional than most illustrators.

Vector artist Orkibal Labikro hails from Malaysia and is twenty-eight this year. We’re not even sure if this is his real name because very little can be found about this amazing illustrator on the Internet. What we know? Orkibal claims to be a boring person when you consider him in the context of a human being. But when you look at him as an alien, he becomes more interesting.

During the seventies and up to the mid eighties, Atari was the one and only leader in the videogame universe. With the releases of games as Pong , Space Invaders, Pac Man and BreakOut, Atari started the Video Arcade revolution and set the stage for today’s 15 billion dollar gaming industry. Here you can download a vector art tribute wallpaper by Genaro DeSia Coppola aka Surround.

What do we know about Axtor Espeluzland? That he was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. That he is rather self-taught than a model student. That he always loved to draw and made a career out of his passion in his twenties. As a graphic artist and illustrator, Axtor touches many different disciplines: drawing, graphical design, painting, vector art and installation art. Throughout the years he has worked with all kind of forms, formats, materials and supports in order to create surprising parallel universes. An interview with the grand master of surprise.