Skilled Graphic Designer proficient in all aspects of graphic design from concept to output. My combination of creative skills, technical expertise, and work experience allows me to meet any challenge with accuracy and attention to detail.

Czech Republic

I have always had a love for drawing my ideas out and bringing them to life. I followed my passion by studying Fine Arts, sculpting and then graphic design. During my internship at Creative Bite Studio, I discovered the magic of coding. The fact that you can layout a page and animate images by inputting code fascinated me. This lead me to the world of web design/development and later as a UX consultant. I enjoy the challenge of coming up with simple but powerful designs and always strive to better my creative mind.

Costa Ballena, Costa Rica

Originally from New England, acclaimed fine art photographer/artist, Jeffry Burr, has turned his artistic talents to the magical forms of the Southern Zone of Costa Ballena, on the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica. <br /> <br /> \"My eye is finding dramatic, abstract, colorful forms, all around us, here in Costa Rica. The image may live in an old boat hull on the beach or in the amazing flora and natural beauty in this place. I am trying to create bold, contemporary pieces in a different style than much of the local artwork.\"<br /> <br /> All my work can be produced on high quality UV protected canvas wrapped frames in various custom sizes and price ranges. Contact me to discuss your favorite image and the best way to bring it into your life. New work will be presented regularly, so visit often! <br /> Jeffry<br /> <br /> NOTE: ALL images are copyrighted and reproduction is strictly forbidden .

Turkey

Dhahran

South yorkshire, but i live in manchester eng

im joshua, im 20 years old and i love everything gaming. I am an aspiring games designer/indie developer, i'm trying to get my foot into the gaming industry. Other than games i like to do artwork, i like to do skateboarding and other various sports like parkour

Fortunetown, Bacolod City, Negros Occidental,

Carlos Ruiz is a multifaceted artist who excels in every area of the arts. One of his works was featured on the Philippine postage stamp after winning the Grand Prize in a national painting competition. He also won awards and recognition in costume design and character makeup. Raised by a single parent in a humble province in the Philippines, Carlos managed to master his craft and was able to help his mother by earning money on the side while finishing his studies. To see more of his works, visit his page on Facebook and check his albums for his artworks, character makeup, and costume designs... please go to: https://www.facebook.com/carlosruiz.artist/photos_albums

Łódź, Poland

I'm a 21 years old Polish artist & aspiring concept artist, currently studying Architecture at the University of Technology in Łódź, Poland. Hope you like my gallery! If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me :)

Norway

When Bendik, was a very young child, he asked his father: What was, the most difficult profession. Bendik’s father answered, that it was: Research on formula 1. That was, when Bendik decided: To be, a researcher. He was given a short description, on what formula 1, was. When he concluded about setting up, for the researching. Later: The big disappointment, came. He was at the: Technical museum, in Oslo. He was playing with a: Kaleidoscope. He was thinking: The person behind this tool, has invented: Formula 1, already! Still: Bendik couldn’t understand why the kaleidoscope was there, in the museum, and not: The actual formula 1.<br /> <br /> It was then, that Bendik figured: He was the one: That understood the connection, between the kaleidoscope, and formula 1. Bendik decided to use his knowledge about the kaleidoscope, in: His future “research, on innovation & technology.”<br /> <br /> Bendik, asked his mom: “How can I make a formula for everything?” She answered: “Perhaps you can draw it? You that are such an artist!”<br /> <br /> Nobody remembers what, the first drawing: Looked like. And it’s probably: Not important. After a little drawing, Bendik had figured the kaleidoscope, to be a key in the: Whole setting. He was addicted to: Making attempts, on formula 1, while drawing. Which is why, he completely, went 100% into: “Artistic innovation, of formula 1.”<br /> <br /> In the kindergarden, and in: Primary school, he was only drawing, or doing other kinds of art. However, he still were: Listening to the teacher, while drawing. Which is how he could draw: General school lessons, and attempt to innovate it. Bendik, continued to study like that, throughout: Middle school. With his: Self learned, graffiti. Later, he studied at an art specialized school, where he archived: Top grade in all art classes + geometry, and art history. Further, he has studied at: Bergen national academy, of the arts (khib.)<br /> <br /> The true research project, and attempts on: Formula 1, began firstly in 2009. Later, in: December 2014. He had about ten, written formulas for: Innovation, invention, or development.

Togo

-Currently a 5th year (thesis) Architecture student at SPSU. -Interested in new Media Arts, Sculpting, Graphic designing, and fashion (specifically African) -Very involved in my community through volunteering. -I have love for diversity and culture. I have traveled a lot growing up. I have at least lived in & visited 12 countries in Africa, and 8 in Europe.

South Africa Johannesburg

Bessie Millar is an artist living and working in London. She graduated with a first from Edinburgh College of Art and then went on to gain a postgraduate diploma in Design and Applied Arts in 2000. She has worked in schools, museums and galleries as an artist eduactor before running her own Ceramic Studio and exhibiting widely at international fairs and exhibitions including the V & A and 100% Design. Bessie is an artist who works in a variety of different media - her current work in watercolour celebrates the colours and forms of British birds. "Birds and their forms in space have always fascinated me and have become a recurrent theme in my work. The paintings explore the translucent, watery properties of the material to create dynamic forms in space. Layers of drips and blown paint are manipulated to create dynamic feathery forms bursting with light and texture."