We are proud to have world renowned Polish designer Tomasz Opasinski featured on our homepage this week. He is well known for his unique design approach to abstract digital art and is currently offering a free tutorial on Filter Foundry that shows how he used Mudbox to design the background featured on our homepage. Click here to check it out.
Here are a couple abstract works from Tomasz:
Marko Vuckovic's Grass Lamp
The grass lamp is an innovative concept that i designed to enhance the décor of a home interior with natural elements, aiming to bring warmth and uniqueness in the user’s homes. The concept incorporates a part of nature right inside the house designed to be placed on the wall to represent a modern and eco-friendly aesthetic of the home interior. Aside from helping the grass to be grown on the lamp, it discretely lightens the room which lets the user to directly connect with the nature. Thin and light PVC plastic has been used to make the lamp with reserved inside space for the soil, and also features areas to be lightened with great functionality.
Luisa Rafidi's charater designs.
These original character designs come from the self-taught fledgling Brasilian artist Luisa Rafidi. For her art she uses an iMac, a Wacom Intuos4 tablet, Photoshop CS5 and, occasionally, ArtRage 3 and watercolors.
Ladislav Hubert
This artist's work speak for themselves. We missed adding his first piece to last week's Halloween edition but here it is better late than never. In his own words: My illustrations are predominantly figurative with decorative elements, inspired by music, pop culture, fashion. Pictures are extremely high in detail, filled with bold colors and decorative patterns. Because of that, the digital files are usually bigger than A3 sized page, so they are avaliable even for poster sized prints.
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