#illustrator of the day
Day 449: Ismail Inceoglu
Ismail Inceoglu is a concept artist and freelancer from Varna, Bulgaria.
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Day 448: Ekaterina Boguslavskaya
Ekaterina Boguslavskaya is an illustrator and designer for animation.
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Day 447: Alina Filatova
Alina Filatova is a background artist working in the animation and game industry.
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Day 446: Maciej Sidorowicz
Maciej Sidorowicz is a digital artist based out of Warsaw, Poland.
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Day 445: Alexandria Neonakis
About:
“Originally from Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada, I currently live with my fiancee and two cats in Los Angeles. I work full time as a Concept artist at the game development company, Naughty Dog. I also do freelance children’s book illustration, and am represented by Bright Group.
Recently I’ve shipped Uncharted Lost Legacy, Uncharted 4, The Last of Us and its DLC Left Behind. I also illustrated the bedtime story Sweetest Kulu, written by Celina Kalluk. I’m currently working on The Last of Us Part 2, and various unreleased children’s book projects.
I am accepting freelance illustration work, please feel free to reach out to me with any inquiries at [email protected] or contact my agent James Burns through the Bright Agency: https://thebrightagency.com/uk“
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Day 442: JESÚS LÓPEZ
Jesus Lopez has been a freelance illustrator since 1999; working on children’s books and educational books for publishers from different countries. He’s based in Madrid, Spain.
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Day 440: Steven Rhodes
“Steven Rhodes is a graphic artist and illustrator best known for his offbeat re imagining of children’s activity books from the 70s and 80s. With designs such as ‘Let’s Summon Demons’ and ‘Pyrokinesis For Beginners’ you would be forgiven for thinking he has an affinity with the dark arts.
In truth, Steven’s iconic ‘Sinister Seventies’ collection was born from his duel love of retro nostalgia and pitch-black humour.
Steven’s licensed collections are available in multiple clothing and merchandise retailers internationally, including Spencer’s and Hot Topic. He has created exclusive designs for brands such as Threadless, Wicked Clothes, Loot Crate, Mambo, Killstar, Creepy Co. and Cavity Colors.
Based in Brisbane, Australia, Steven enjoys the quiet life of a freelancer. He spends his free time exploring vintage stores and not speaking to strangers.
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Day 439: James Firnhaber
“James Firnhaber is a freelance illustrator based in Philadelphia. He graduated from the illustration program at the University of the Arts in 2016. A storyteller at heart, his illustrations capture the moments that define, inspire, and change individuals and places. In his work, he uses watercolor washes and detailed line work to tell these stories.
Apart from illustration, his passions include playing and designing board games, listening to music, and exploring nature.“
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Day 438: Corinne Reid
Corinne Reid is an illustrator and designer working out of the Boston area.
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Day 437: Cleonique Hilsaca
“Cleonique Hilsaca is a Honduran Illustrator, living in Savannah, GA. She graduated from the Savannah College of Art & Design with a B.F.A. in Illustration and a minor in Graphic Design. Cleonique is represented by Illozoo.”
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Day 470: Julia Lundman
About: “While for many years I have enjoyed a career in animation and games, over time I began to feel a strong desire to develop my own independent, traditional art. In the beginning I wasn’t sure what that might look like. So, I spent a lot of time exploring ideas in my sketchbook and started creating paintings to find what ever felt right. There have been many experiments, do overs, and frustrations, but the journey has always been revealing.Working for myself has changed my point of view drastically. I have learned to trust my instincts more often, stop listening to doubt, and follow through on my ideas. I’ve been surprised at how often particular interests rise to the surface that connect back to things I loved as a child, especially movies, novels, and music.“
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Day 467: Betty Jiang
Betty Jiang is a concept artist based in Orange County, United States of America.
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Day 466: Qistina Khalidah
About:
“Qistina Khalida is a freelance artist from Malaysia with a unique style. Taking her inspiration with manga or comic books. But her art is not without remember us the Art Nouveau from the end of 19th century. Indeed, we can find the same technique as famous painters like Alfons Mucha or Gustav Klimt, mostly by her way of using the golden in her creations.” (Courtesy of Geek-Art.Net)
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Day 464: Angela Wang | Awanqi
“Awanqi | Angela Wang
I am an illustrator living and working in America. I love good stories and art, especially those of history and fantasy, which I explore throughout my artwork. I strive to create illustrations that are monumental and dramatic.
I’m currently attending the Maryland Institute College of Art for a BFA in Illustration.“
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Day 463: Jessica Gibson
About:
“My name is Jessica, a freelance illustrator born from the riverfront area of Detroit, Michigan. I been drawing whimsical , expressive characters and concept art since the moment I first picked up a pencil. A love of animals, nature, and picture books have always inspired me and led to a career in illustration.
I start doing art professionally after graduating from Wayne County Community College with an Associate of Arts and start getting inquiries for picture books work. Personally loving how children’s books could transport us into a magical, inviting, and fantastic world, I try to reflect this into my work too.
I had produced illustrations for a number of publishers and brands, including picture books, editorial spot pieces, packaging design, and surface patterns. Whatever project I work on, I make sure the final outcome have a real sense of fun!”
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Day 462: Maria Dimova
About:
“Hello! I’m a digital artist from Chisinau, Moldova.
As you can see, one of the main motives of my art is feminine beauty, which I like to shade in splendid clothes with complicated ornaments and rich refinement.
Also I’m very interested in the fantasy genre – in graphic arts as well as in literature. That’s why I try to add at least a bit of magic in my works.
In my art I try to use everything I’m interested in and I don’t beware of trying something new.”
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Day 461: Francesca Baerald
“Freelance Artist and Cartographer with years of experience happily working in the game and publishing industry for companies such as Square Enix, Games Workshop, Paizo, Fantasy Flight Games, Penguin Random House and Dark Horse.
My favourite media are traditional. Watercolour, ink, acrylic and oil are my daily work tools. But I also work with Photoshop on daily basis.
I love to bring worlds to life through my detailed maps and lively paintings and I’m always looking for new challenging projects!“
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