Showcasing 7 most Wackiest Character Designs

+ CGIndia has plublished an interview with digital character Artist Patrick Beaulieu, who Showcases 7 most Wackiest Character Designed by him and also give some tips for aspiring character artists. Patrick Beaulieu says: At Home, I always used 3D studio max. I used shag hair to create fur for feathers on my characters… for the texture, I use Photoshop. I was an Xsi and Maya user 3 years ago at work, but now I Switched back to 3D studio max at work. Anyways, it doesn’t matter which software you use, the only important things is the idea, and the potential to create something cool ! But in general,.............Read more!!

EXPOSÉ 5 Available

Source: cgindia.org

+ Ballistic Publishing has started shipping of Expose 5 , the fifth in its series of award-winning EXPOSÉ digital art books celebrating the creative talents of digital artists worldwide. Judged by an international team of industry leaders this year’s edition features 298 examples of the world’s best digital art prepared by 218 artists from 45 countries. For more information and preview of book, please visit - ballisticpublishing.com

Stefan Lucut | Featured Digital Artist

+ Have a look at the awesome portfolio of Stefan Lucut, a very young and talented freelance Graphic Designer based in Romania. He has recently updated his website, which features his commercial as well as personal work in multiple categories such as Print, Identity, Motion Graphics etc. Its quite hard for me to define his style, which changes with every illustrations he makes........So let the Art do the talking.

Featured Digital Artist - Stefan Lucut

Featured Digital Artist - Nicholas Ainley

+ Today we would like to put some spotlight or i may say; add some more on already shining digital artist Nicholas Ainley, who has been featured on many popular online and offline graphics magazines such as Digit,CgIndia, computerArts and many more. Nik Ainley after teaching himself Photoshop in his spare time while gaining a degree in physics at Imperial College London, has moved into full time web graphic design and illustration. Most of his digital art work is produced primarily in Adobe Photoshop, but in some cases he have also utilised other applications including Illustrator, 3D Studio max, Cinema 4D, Bryce, Poser and Xara 3D. Nik skillfully combine his 3d skills with 2d to create awesome as well as quite stunning illustrations and somewhat sweet like chocolates.....So have look at these Tasty illustrations :)

Nicholas Ainley Website