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Vector Bugera T-shirt Design by Vector 619

July 4, 2011 by Adam Jarvis 3 Comments

Las Vegas, NV –
Artist Vector 619 has created this fantastic vector t-shirt design specifically for Bugera. I’m really digging this Japanese style with a modern twist.

About the artist:

“I’m a 2D artist from San Diego, and now living in Las Vegas. Out here in this hot dessert I’ve spent a number of years design slot machine art. Specify what this Industry calls, Glass Art. It’s basically art on the outside of the machines. So If your walking in a casino and get drawn in to play slots, because of the beauty art. Lol! Chances are I’m one of the artist.”

Follow this amazing artist’s work on Behance.
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Vector rotoscope animation commercial – AKBANK ATM

April 24, 2011 by Adam Jarvis 3 Comments

AKBANK / Atm Reklam Filmi | Commercial from KALA FILM on Vimeo.

Since A Scanner Darkly came onto the scene, rotoscope technology has become a very popular vector animation technique. Probably because it meets reality and art right in the middle somewhere. Although this commercial is not in english, it still communicates it’s universal message of “never keep a woman waiting”. Charming and stylish.
. director : Fatih K?z?lgök
. producer : Kala Film / kalafilm.com
. vfx : Mojo Fx / mojofx.net
. dop : florent herry
. agency : Yorum Publicis

Vector Art – Flamenco by Cris Vector

October 15, 2009 by Adam Jarvis 1 Comment

Cris Vector is one of our favourite vector illustrators. He has established a reputation for creating stunning images one anchor point at a time.
Here is an excellent example of his talent. This piece is called Flamenco:

VECTOR CARTOON COUPLE

July 21, 2009 by Adam Jarvis Leave a Comment

Here is a whimsical vector illustration of a happy couple. It’s created in a cartoon style with vibrant colors.

Red Cat Tattoo by Esteban Dido

December 29, 2008 by Adam Jarvis Leave a Comment

California –
Imitation is one of the best forms of flattery (as long as it does not cross the line between homage and copyright infringement).
24 year old Esteban Dido has created this incredible portrait based on the photography of Lithium Picnic‘s shot of this sexy tattooed model. Both are great.
Esteban has concentrated his efforts on getting the hair just right and those eyes just tear right into you. We’ve come across many vectorized portraits of models. This one manages to maintain the audience’s attention.

Please take your time to learn more about:
Esteban Dido and
Lithium Picnic
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Foxy Font Females by Ink Finger

July 8, 2008 by Adam Jarvis Leave a Comment

These four striking portraits of women are composed entirely of type from particular fonts.
The Baskerville model, drawn from a font designed in 1757, is the boldest and proudest of the four.

“No letterform has been skewed, stretched, flipped or any other bastardizing technique,” says Matt Sutter, the American artist behind the portraits.
“So the letters are pure as the driven snow.”
Mr Sutter, from Philadelphia, is selling prints of the images from his website.
*Source: Telegraph via: Nolan Interactive
If you like this, you may also like to check these out:
Star Wars in Typography
Pulp Fiction in Typography

Vector Bugera T-shirt Design by Vector 619

Vector rotoscope animation commercial – AKBANK ATM

Vector Art – Flamenco by Cris Vector

VECTOR CARTOON COUPLE

Red Cat Tattoo by Esteban Dido

Foxy Font Females by Ink Finger

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