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Your Imagination is the Combination
Olya Valensia is a digital creator with a passion for geometry and movement. Her attention to detail bring her complex geometric creations to life with thoughtful light rendering and colour. Please take a moment to explore her portfolio and follow her on social media.
[Read more…] about Olya Valensia – NFT CreatorSeattle Creative Director and 3D artist Billy Restey has a diverse digital portfolio. Take a moment to explore his NFT collections on Opensea, Makersplace and Foundation.
“Each artwork gets you closer to understanding yourself”
Discover the work of Billy Restey
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To commemorate my 50th birthday, I have collected a few lists of 50 of my favourite things. Ever since I bought my first Mac in 1993, I have been creating digital art and designing for a galaxy of interesting people and brands. This stroll down memory lane has given me a chance to reflect on a very rewarding career.
“Growing old is a privilege.
Not everybody gets to do it”
This week I turned 50. The day after my birthday, I took a stroll down memory lane. I revisited projects that I had forgotten and refreshed my memory with the stories behind each. I tweeted 50 stand out projects one at a time and then collected them into this post.
[Read more…] about 50 Years 50 Design Projects
by Ksenia Grigorash
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First buyer:
BigRob
I’m not an artist. I’m an appreciator of art, but I know nothing about the technicals or terminology of art. That’s why my first thought when I saw this piece was, simply, ‘wow’, and my second thought was, ‘how can I own this!?’
[Read more…] about “Let’s Live” – NFT by Ksenia Grigorash
Lenticular printing is a specialized image process that uses bevelled lenses to create the illusion of depth or motion. Although the original process dates back to 1896, this process has come a long way.
I’ve been fascinated with lenticulars ever since I pulled one out of a Frosted Flakes cereal box in the 80’s. I could not understand how an image could move simply by the way that I moved it in my hand. Years later, I would be given the opportunity to design several of my own. One for Miller Genuine Draft. Looking back, that was almost 15 years ago:
[Read more…] about How to make a 3D Motion Lenticular
