Forgotten Colours is a beautiful and inspiring iPad app that is filled with stories and illustrations by a very talented group of people. The colors are vivid and the stories filled with wonderful morals and happy endings. I was lucky enough to get a chance to interview the folks behind the magic and bring you… Continue reading Colours Not Forgotten: An Interview With the Crew Behind The Forgotten Colours App
I would like to introduce you all to one of my new favorite blogs: Creature Spot. It’s basically a blog for a bunch of different concept artists to come together and share their sketches and creations and I am in LOVE with it. Amazing work and extremely inspiring to someone who once dreamed of joining… Continue reading I Spot an Awesome Blog: Check out the Creature Spot Concept Art Blog!
I was kind of a hermit in high school. If I wasn’t in class, I was in the art room. I never used my locker – all my stuff I stored in the art room. It was where I ate my breakfast and lunch, and spent much of my after-school activities of doing homework and… Continue reading This is what happens when you’re an architect student and you buy a bus
For as long as I can remember, I have wanted to be a writer and illustrator. In fact, I wanted to create children’s books and I wanted them to be fun, colorful, and have animals in them. That’s why I was so excited to do this interview with Bard Hole Standal, author of the interactive… Continue reading Illustrating for a Mobile World: Interview with Bard Hole Standal
Patrick O’Leary is an illustrator and member of the Association of Illustrators who creates colourful, often humorous illustrations on a range of themes. His work plays with scale, composition and visual narrative and seeks to create a psuedo-reality where anything is possible. Your illustrations have a very unique style to them. What does your process… Continue reading Bright, bold, colorful! Interview with illustrator Patrick O’Leary