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Phil Brookes is a music composer and sound designer from Wales. He worked with TedEd, Greenpeace, Tate, Medium, Passion, Strangebeast, and more. His music and sound design have also played at festivals such as Cannes,...
Eva MĂĽnnich turned around her creative path to 3D art. In the interview, she shares some tips and talks about the fantastic X-Files animation project.
I’m exploring dichotomies, states of flux, and the threshold between interior and exterior, the tangible and intangible.
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The iPad has really improved my life. Now I work in bed, in libraries, in cafes. I choose a place to work, I move around, I don't just sit in front of my computer.
"My style of art-making whether it’s sewing, drawing or whatever is unselfconscious and meant to delight and inspire people."
Almost always indoors, TV and books became my main forms of escapism - and drawing! I was raised in a very tropical city surrounded by hills and palm trees, but sadly wasn’t really allowed to explore my environment fully.
Adding features, like the starman or a pencil flying across the screen when you complete a task, makes the content creation more fun. And c’mon who doesn’t like spaceships and a little pat on the back?
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When it comes to my own art, I never really felt like I had a style until fairly recently. If I were to describe my style it would be "evolving". It’s only the past year or so I feel like I've kind of figured it out.
Growing up in Taiwan, pursuing an artistic career was looked down upon, and I was often told by adults to study more practical subjects, or else I'll end up starving on the streets.
I would consider my style to be a fusion of Western & Asian influences, with an antique and vintage feeling to it.
In this age of information and social media where it feels like we're competing with everyone else by posting our work and creations every minute of every day, it's easy to get lost and forget what kind of art you want to do, what your art does, and what kind of artist you want to be.
"I sweat over my illustrations until it looks closest to the way I see it in my head"
My name is Sylvia Boomer Yang. I am an illustrator, animator and GIF artist based in Brooklyn. For my professional work, I create motion graphics, animated illustrations and storyboards for explainers, video series and apps...
I like layering textures and playing with lots of colours.
Becoming a mom called me back to painting.
Ed Cheverton is a Bristol based Artist and Illustrator. His work features collage, comics, zines and toys.
I am a first-generation Canadian artist working as an illustrator and a designer from my Montreal Studio. I work in a variety of fields using both of streams of expertise to create bright and colorful images for editorials, packaging and publishing, and more.
My style can be described as fine art photography: I see a continuity between painting and photography, and in some ways, photography is painting's younger sister. Paintings, more than photos, are my main reference when I plan-shoot-retouch a new project.