I think Domaradzki is my favourite out of all the Illustrators i have researched. I love every piece of work of his i have seen, they just fascinate me. I just wish i could draw half as good as he does. I really like the piece shown above because it looks like it has just been drawn but still manages to look perfect. I know he hasn't just drew these he has also scanned in and improved them on photoshop. There will be a few layers to this as well, the outline and shading of the face will be on one layer, the colours on another, the text another, block colours another and background another, each placed together in the correct place will make an outcome as good as this.
I think he is aiming this towards anyone who is confused about their future, mainly students. I think he is trying to get across the point of being yourself, and putyting that into your work. the phrase "Create What You Are" is written twice on this image, the obvious is in the black circle and it is said all over the picture "create" is writen with the hair, "what" is written across the neck, "you" is part of the neck/hand area and you is at the very bottom, it is like subliminal messages.
Matthew Richardson
Unlike Grzegorz Domaradzki, Matthew Richardson hasn't drawn any of these images his self, i would assume anyway. This piece is called "Albertine Diaries (Financial Times)", you can sort of see that it has somthing to do with the financial world. I think it shows this fromt he buildings in the back ground and the dark clouds with objects falling out of the sky with the two people looking upwards worried.
Steven Harrington
I think Steven harrington created every part of this image his self. I think he did the pink bits first, he possibly used a circle template and put the paint on the edges of the car and blew the pain off in the places he wanted, then waited for that to dry, put a smaller circle template in the middle again and repeted the same thing and used a banans to print its shape as the mouth and then used a finger print and a "world" as the eyes.
Barton Damer
This is artwork for the band "wolfmothers" upcoming tour, i think that tour has ended now. it won 1st place in a digital arts award sponsored by things such as the computer arts magazine.
To do think i think alot of techniques are used. I think a little bit of photography, alot of drawing and deffinatly alot of photoshoping. And many many layers. This obviously wants you to think you have to go to see wolfmother on this tour, it makes it look as if it is going to be a cannot miss gig. And it is obviously aimed towards wolfmother fans and to hopefuy grab the attention of someone who is unnawear of who they are.
Yasmine Putri
Yasmine created this by painting it first and scanning it in to enhance it. Im not quite sure who this is aimed towards, ill take a risk and say chinese people because of the dragon in the background and the fact that it looks like a chinese celebration.
Robi Joeleht
This was created byt drawing first and then enhanced on photoshop, photoshop has added the shiny metal effect and all the buts and bolts to link in with what it is actually saying "never trust a robot". IM not sure if this even has a targeted audience, i think it appeals to anyone.
Jessica Walsh
This was drawn very precistly before scanning on to the computer to edit in photoshop. There is alot of graphical techniques involved in this, and it shows. It is very structured and preciste in mesurement. I actually cant work out what it says so i am really stuck to who its target audience is.
On Peter Roots website it explains he drew this on graphics paper then digitalised it on photoshop. He has some other drawings like this on his website that i have linked above. I really like this because i thought i was the only person who did silly drawings on lined paper, but his are obviously better and have more time put into them then mine. It looks to me like the place in the pictureis like an airport or trainstation or somthing along those lines. I like how the people are all in colour but everything else is plain, i think this represents what it is like at place like theses, the surroundings are dull but all the people are colourfull, theyre going to be there on thair way on holiday, for work or to visit someone special, i think the colours represent their stories.
I think for this it looks like he has edited over an image or maybe hes just really good at drawing and did it by hand first. It is clear he has used a wide variety of tools and brushes to get this to look how it has. The man in the image is Pharell Williams, he is a "rap/hip-hop" singer in a bad called N.E.R.D, infact thats why i chose this images cause i love N.E.R.D, anyway, the image i think fits in with Pharell really well because of how he is in music and all that goes with it and i think he is trying to communicate that to the viewers.
I was looking through a Computer Arts magazine the other day and came across Ben Thomas a few times but i diddnt take much notice because i was looking for somthing else. This looks like Photography and alot of photoshop work to me, putting each sperate bit onto different layers.
I like the message this one has. It is about global warming, you can tell because, well its obvious, but because of the powerstation and the smoke coming out of it that has animals in it, it is showing that the smoke and damage that the smoke does to it affects the world. I think the simplicity of the photo also shows how easy it is to get ourselves into this mess. I thinkt he techniwue is the same for this as the others, drawn then edited on photoshop.
I like this one bcause it was made different to the others, finally!there has been soem scanning of materials and bits of drawing and paintings to create this. they will be layerd too. I think this is aimed to girls, because it is girly obviously and girls tend to like a wider variety of animals then boys, plus all of ther other work is pretty girly so im guessing she aims mainly towards the female side/
Natalie Brokett
Chris seddon
The image about is an example of Chris' fashion illustrations. He gets the idea for them by drawing them by hand in coloured inks then adds more volume to them on photoshop. I like how this looks as if it oculd have origonaly been a photograph but still looks like a really good drawing. His fashion illustrations are obvioulsy aimed towards the fashion concious or people in or working their way into fashion.
Matthew dent
On matthews website i couldnt fnid any work like this, the work on his website was mainly photography things. I really like how he has drawn this, i like all the little details, there has been alot of time and effort put into this. I dont know who this is aimed towards or what he is trying tp communicate, it could be anything.
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