Agency work is never dull, and that’s certainly the case for Aleksei Dubrovsky. Not only are his projects diverse, but the execution is nicely done. Check out more of his work after the jump and on his website.
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Check out this wonderful collection of work going up around San Francisco. Below is summery of the project taken from the web site. Local renowned artists, designers and students have been busy designing street banners in support of outreach efforts to engage the public in the city’s environmental efforts. This year, The Urban Forest Project will plant 100 street banners by students, artists and designers in downtown San Francisco. Each banner will use the form of, or metaphor for, a tree to make a powerful visual statement about the environment. Each project participant was given the following brief as a guide in the creation of their artwork: Begin with the form, idea or a characteristic of a tree and use it to interpret and explore an issue around the environment that you feel is pressing, or an idea you find entertaining or intriguing.
This post is part of our weekly roundup of inspiring images selected by some of These Giant’s writers and users. If you want to contribute to this section, just send us an email with a link to the image or via Twitter at http://twitter.com/thesegiants Above, Around Venezia video by Icam
For web and graphic designers, having an online portfolio is crucial to finding work, getting connected with colleagues and showcasing your skills. I just recently re-designed my portfolio site so I thought it would helpful to share what I’ve learned.
Here are some fantastic paintings by Japanese artist Yuji Yamada. The tightly cropped paintings give you enough information to capture the essence of the subject, which in this case are athletes in action. Check out his website for more artwork and his flickr photostream for some interesting scenic imagery.  |
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