Posted by: octoberonline on: February 28, 2009
Vexel art is a relatively niche term for describing an area of Vector art and graphics that is focused on recreating pseudo-realistic imagery not necessarily using Vector Programs.
Whilst that may sound slightly counterproductive, the general idea is that they are Raster images that look much like Vector artworks and in most cases are created using [...]
Posted by: octoberonline on: February 28, 2009
Magic Tree by Yofikus
Posted by: octoberonline on: January 3, 2008
Kathie Olivas is a multi-media artist who resides in Tampa, FL. Her work has been featured in numerous solo and group exhibitions across the US.
“My current body of work, entitled the “Misery Children” series focuses on the constant social desire to assign “cuteness.” This often serves as a means to make something innocent and [...]
Posted by: octoberonline on: January 2, 2008
I am Jaime Zacarias, the youngest of three. My two siblings have moved out of our house and left my father and me to live together in Los Angeles. My mother passed away a few years back and it has been a challenge to live without her because she was my guidance and the number [...]
Posted by: octoberonline on: January 1, 2008
Born in Japan and living by the ocean close to Tokyo. As a self studied artist Feebee produces some very striking and original graphics for advertising, product, interior and garments design. Combining a creative flair with very strong imagery. Influences are clearly Japanese with world wide appeal. Check out her website at www.feebee.jp
Posted by: octoberonline on: January 1, 2008
Welcome to the first creative review of striking, interesting, unusual and thought provoking creative work from around the world. This review site will showcase artists and works covering a variety of visual disciplines including:
Graphic design.
Photography.
Fine Art.
Sculpture.
Interior design.
Architecture.
Fashion.
Product design.
Advertising.
Film & animation
Digital art/ media.
Dance and performance art.
The site content is not intended to promote nor is it [...]
