Just because you missed that awesome conference, doesn’t mean that you can’t still watch the lectures! This weekend, we feature an inspiring talk that graphic designer Stefan Sagmeister did at TED. He takes the audience on a whimsical journey through moments of his life that made him happy — and notes how many of these moments have to do with good design.
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DeviantART released their group’s platform this time last year. It’s spawned 1,000′s of groups ranging from digital art groups to fan art groups. Let me introduce you to the only Adobe Illustrator resources focused group on DA and some of it’s many AI resources.
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The phrase “born to do it” comes to mind when we talk about those who excel in their chosen field, but is this really the case. In this article we’ll look at the early work of the vector artist and what turned it around for them.
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Just because you missed that awesome conference, doesn’t mean that you can’t still watch the lectures! This weekend, we feature an inspiring talk that Jacek Utko did at TED on newspaper design. He shows how a new design vision has energized European newspapers.
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When it comes down to it, which would you prefer to work in: vector or raster? Why do you prefer one over the other and is it just a matter of time before vector art rules the digital art and design world?
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Just because you missed that awesome conference, doesn’t mean that you can’t still watch the lectures! This weekend, we feature an inspiring talk that Marian Bantjes did at TED. She explains her move towards creating more personal work, her interests in pattern and wonder, and shows some intriguing design examples throughout the presentation.
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I’m happy to present Vectortuts+ Totem Collection 3! Part three has some great pieces to look at and is almost entirely made from Vectortuts Flickr Group submissions! You can still take part in this fun project! Check out our fantastic third totem, and how to get involved in future Totem Projects, at the jump.
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After the fantastic response to Vectortuts+ Totem Collection 1, I’m happy to present Vectortuts+ Totem Collection 2! Part two has some great pieces to look at, including a few submissions from our Vectortuts Flickr Group. You can still take part in this fun project! Check out our second totem, and how to get involved in future Totem Projects, at the jump.
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This year Vectortuts+ is taking part in Blog Action Day to raise awareness about clean water and water conservation. A large part of raising awareness about any issue is clearly communicating the issues. When you need a powerful way to clarify information and make it stand out visually turn to infographics – a great tool in the designer’s arsenal. Let’s take a look at a couple effective uses of infographics that focus on the importance of clean water and water conservation.
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Art wallpaper is an image designed with the specific dimensions to fit ones screen. They are also known as desktop pictures or desktop backgrounds. Whether you use a static wallpaper or shuffle it over a specified period of time, a good art wallpaper is one of the most effective ways to improve the appearance of your computer desktop. Your choice of wallpaper can really reflect your mood.
A beautiful, elegant and artistic wallpaper can also be a great source of inspiration. They can challenge your imagination and provide a fresh perspective. You can also create your own art wallpaper, and then give it as a freebie, which is a great way to promote your work.
In this article we will share some tips and tutorials to design a perfect vector art wallpaper. We will also talk about the benefits of promoting your vector work with artistic wallpaper giveaways, enrich your visual mind with some inspiration, and provide links to free vector art wallpapers.
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