Tag: digital art

Purdy Wallpapers to Brighten Your Desktop #6

Post author By prawn1
Post date December 11, 2009

Of all the words I can’t spell properly, graffiti is definitely one of them. The only reason I get it right is because of the spell checker, thank you my omnipotent friend. Graffiti is the theme of our wallpaper post today, more specifically a digital form of it.

Australian motion graphics designer Brad Schwede has taken his love of digital art and graffiti and mashed them together. Graffiti Technica shows his graffiti beautifully rendered in 3D. Have a look at some of his creations after the jump.

Tags 3d, Brad Schwede, desktop wallpaper, digital art, graffiti, Graffiti Technica

Arty Weirdness

Matt Dixon’s Ghoulish Gals

Post author By prawn1
Post date October 30, 2009
3 Comments on Matt Dixon’s Ghoulish Gals

A Halloween party is just around the corner and I’m flummoxed for ideas. I had thought of going as a flasher, it would be a truly frightening experience for all involved, but I’m not prepared to clean up the vomit that would erupt from the mouths of the traumatized victims. To get further inspiration* I find myself looking at the freaky femmes, the ghoulish gals, the horrific honeys (OK enough of that) of illustrator and concept artist, Matt Dixon.

Have a look at some of the cuties after the jump.

Tags creepy, cute, digital art, halloween, Matt Dixon, sexy babes

Arty Awesomeness Featured Inspirational Designs

Inorganic Flora By Macoto Murayama

Post author By prawn1
Post date September 23, 2009

Digital artist Macoto Murayama makes the most detailed computer-generated illustrations of flowers. Murayama dissects real plants and observes them under a magnifying glass before rendering the geometric structures on his computer.

Murayama takes anywhere from three days to a month to create each piece. The results are truly incredible, showing the beauty and complexity of flowers. Take a look at some of them below.