I bet that title caught your attention, eh? The whole debate about how many logo concepts to show a client is a never-ending story. I’m going to say now from the offset that it really does depend on the designer, and there is no “right” and “wrong”. But there are some methods that simply don’t work. Read the rest of this entry »
Last week I was fortunate enough to stumble upon Kotryna Zukauskaite, a Lithuanian born student of Illustration and Animation at Kingston University, London. Kotryna emailed me directly expressing a sincere appreciation of my blog, and asked if I would be interested in sharing some of her work on my blog. Read the rest of this entry »
Being a following of artist Chuck Anderson on Twitter @nopattern has a few benefits, one of which is the chance to discover new artists and illustrators that Chuck often tweets about. Recently Chuck tweeted about Shadow Chen, a very talented Chinese-born artist and illustrator that he may be collaborating with soon. Read the rest of this entry »
Following on from my previous post about Chuck Anderson, and his awesome new work just released, this is Chuck’s artwork for the Chicago Marathon 2009. Chuck created these illustrations from a hand made shoe print – he truly is one of those creative talents that can create art from anything. These are beautiful illustrations, and easily my favourite work of Chuck’s so far. Read the rest of this entry »
I received my NoPattern Email Newsletter on Wednesday and read of some awesome new work by none other than Chuck Anderson. It appears Chuck has indeed been a busy boy. His recent projects include the artwork for Microsoft Windows 7… and clients don’t get much bigger than Microsoft. Other works includes Chicago Marathon 2009 and Solace Magazine. Read the rest of this entry »
