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Your Imagination is the Combination
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”
When I turned 50, I started to get nostalgic. Listening to songs from my past and reminiscing about the “Good ‘Ol Days“. Much of my life is punctuated with music. Each of these tracks have been part of a soundtrack that has been on loop for as long as I can remember. Now, I realize that it is very difficult to narrow down this list to only 50, but I tried my best. I’m sure that there are many songs that could have easily made this post. Certain artists could have taken up several slots on their own. I attempted to keep it interesting and represent a wide range of taste – which is what I have.
Thank you to my friends who have helped me to shape my collection and to those who have introduced me to new music along the way. This list is for you. And to those who are hearing some of these songs for the very first time, I hope that you discover something new yourself.
[Read more…] about 50 Years – 50 Songs
Vectorvault was re-established this year with a new look and new enthusiasm for vector art. If you are familiar with the benefits of vector design, then you already know it touches everything from animation, typesetting, packaging, graphic design and beyond.
We knew this back in 2005 when we started this project. Our self-imposed mission has always been to find the very best examples of vector art and catalogue it. But more importantly to showcase the creative people behind the work.
Stephane Coedel and Kevin Dart
“A Kiss From Tokyo”, Theatrical Trailer (1964) – Yuki 7 dashes around the world in hot pursuit of the tantalizingly tricky Diamond Eye, who is stealing parts and plans and leaving behind a path of murdered scientists in her quest to build a missile inside her volcanic lair.”
Watch the trailer below:
The truth is, we’re not entirely sure. That is to say, the world of vector art has many tentacles. We try our best to keep in step with it. That has taken us in several directions as well.
Hopefully, with your help, we can discover what we are supposed to be. But for the time being, we’ve broken it down into 3 pillars.
Chiangmai,Thailand
GuGGGar (AKA: Alongkorn Sanguansook) is one of the original supporters of Vectorvault. As a character designer and animator working for 2-spot Communications, we have watched this young artist’s portfolio blossom.
We like his work and admire the innocent approach that his illustrations take on. So simple and clean with beautiful colour choices. We are watching him, and we hope that you do to. Please support the artist here on Etsy.
We discovered GuGGGar’s work through the Vectorvault Flickr Group. If you are a vector artist, illustrator or just someone who is learning the ropes – join up. Participate. You never know, maybe one day, you will see your work featured just like this one. Join us.
