Hajime Sorayama

Hajime Sorayama (空山基, Sorayama Hajime, born February 22, 1947) is a Japanese illustrator, known for his precisely detailed, erotic airbrush portrayals of women and feminine robots. Hajime Sorayama was born in 1947 in Imabari, Ehime prefecture, Japan. He received his basic education at Imabari Kita High School. In 1965 he was admitted to the Shikoku Gakuin University, where he began to study Greek and English literature. In 1967, after the publication of his first work, Pink Journal, he transferred to Tokyo’s Chuo Art School where he began to study art.Sorayama graduated in 1968 at the age of 21, and gained an appointment in an advertising agency. He became a freelance illustrator in 1972. In 1978 he drew his first robot. He resides in Tokyo. Sorayama’s work Sexy Robot, published by Genko-sha in 1983, made his organic robotic forms famous around the world. For the work, he used ideas from pin-up art, which in the book then appear as chrome-plated gynoids in suggestive poses. His next book, Pin-up (Graphic-sha, 1984), continue in the same line. A number of his other works similarly revolve around figures in suggestive poses, including highly realistic depictions in latex and leather.

Lord Mayor Show (T-Shirt Design)

During October I attended a Screen Printing workshop where we created our own t-shirt design where which expressed out love for Hip hop and the history of London. My design ( above) is an image of kanye west wearing his signature shades in the form of a monocle. this image im quite pleased with as it is the first t-shirt design i have ever done.

Brett Ryder

Here are images I found & liked, Ryder's work has a sense of wityness. what strikes me is how he interpretes ideas and concepts visually. He illustrates for newspapers, banks, science magazines and book authors. his work is retro futuristic because his influence of science. Check out the rest of his portfolio on: http://www.brettryder.co.uk/Default.aspx

Vault 49

Vault49® Studio
Established in 2002 and based in the heart of New York city, Vault49 is an artistic collaboration, a playground, and a creative incubator for innovative design projects.
These are not the only kinds of work they comprises in. they do 3D model-making, screen printing, photography, Designing and illustration. Their studio Ethos is is more than a profession, more than just ‘work’... it is a lifetime dedication to beauty and fine living. Chesk out their Site: http://www.vault49.com/#/illustration:1710/got-milk:1774

Paul Burgess

Paul Burgess is a freelance illustrator, designer, photographer, artist and writer. He lives and works in Brighton. Paul Burgess is Course Leader for BA(Hons)/MDes Illustration at the University of Brighton. I like the way he has merged both Photography and Collages together.
http://www.mrpaulburgess.com/index.htm

Seijiro Kubo

Seijiro Kubo is a japanese freelance illustrator, In 1992 ( i was like 1 year old then) he worked for a graphic design company called ON INC. He hated his experience there and realised he was more of an illustrator. i Love his work because they are almost childish and comical. some of the style his work remind me of Power Puff girls. His image can work as animations aswell. Check out his cool website: http://seijirokubo.com/

Faile

FAILE Pronounced "fail"a Brooklyn-based artistic collaboration between Patrick McNeiland Patrick MillerFAILE has attained global recognition for their pioneering of the use of wheatpasting and stenciling to explore street art with collage. I you check out their website you will see the different medias they use e.g. : wooden boxes, window pallets, traditional canvas, prints, sculptures, stencils, multimedia installation, and prayer wheels. http://faile.net/site/

Paul Rand

Logos designed by Paul Rand.

Ruh al-Alam

Ruh al-Alam stading next to one of his works, the eroded Arabic caligraphy reads: Allah.

Ruh al-Alam

Ruh al-Alam

Ruh al-'Alam was born in London in 1981, and was brought up in Wapping, east London. He is of Bangladeshi descent,[1][2] Ruh started to be interested in Art since his childhood, who had fascination with inventing and drawing.[2][3] He attended the Harry Gosling Primary School and Stepney Green School for Boys, during his years in education including college and university, he took every opportunity of learning art, he had a passion for graphic design which led to the interest of calligraphy, through the appreciation of Typography and Islamic Art.[4]
On 2000, Alam studied A-levels at Leyton Sixth Form college in Fine Art, Graphic Design and Media. From 2000 to 2003, he studied at the Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design and he graduated in illustration and graphic design. He then studied at the Arabic Calligraphy (Thuluth, Kufic and Diwani) in Egypt from 2004 to 2006, but remains a student of calligraphy. Here is his Blog: http://www.visualdhikr.com/

We draw Lines

We draw Lines is an occasional design studio based in London, formed by Paul Bailey (Ireland) and Benjamin Schwab (Switzerland) in January 2010. A

Tutorial: How to make an avatar Pt.2

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