Leave a commentJuly 23 | 2009
Submission for this week’s Illustration Friday theme: tango. Illustrated in photoshop.
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Leave a commentJune 21 | 2009
Type experiment for today:
The rest can be found at http://www.flickr.com/photos/chris-agiasotis/
Leave a commentMay 15 | 2009
Great series of infotoons from lunchbreath on flickr on various topics and themes.
4 CommentsMay 1 | 2009
My submission for this week Illustration friday (well its actually last weeks since im a little late, but better late than never i guess).
Went for the operating theatre for this theme giving it a touch of drama in the process.
Leave a commentApril 13 | 2009
Paul Prudence is a generative artist from London, real-time visual performer and lecturer on visual music and syneasthetic art. In other words, the type of creative who makes you feel like shite cause their work is awesome. Make sure to also check out his blog, for some other mind numbing shite.
Leave a commentMarch 30 | 2009
Erik Natzke’s work is nothing short of amazing. The art that is generated from the code he produces is brilliant and inspirational, especially as I begin to delve into generative art.
Leave a commentMarch 30 | 2009
taken by eclecticlibrarian
Here’s a handy add-on for FireFox that bypasses the spaceball.gif so you can easily link to or download your favourite images. I’m not suggesting that you rip off anyone on the site, but it’s great for when you need to easily embed a photo from flickr and link back to the site.
1 CommentMarch 20 | 2009
Submission for this week Illustration Friday theme Legendary.
Its a Barney mashup with Barney “Legendary” Stinson and Barney the dinosaur. What could be better?
6 CommentsMarch 2 | 2009
This week’s submission for Illustration friday theme breezy. Inspiration came from one of the photos i took of my wifey on our wedding night.
Illustrated in Corel Painter and edited in photoshop.
3 CommentsFebruary 10 | 2009
This is a portrait of my papou (grandfather in Greek) for this weeks Illustration friday created in photoshop with the help of my trusty wacom.
His old, obviously. I don’t know how old he is exactly (I’m a nice grandson aren’t i?), but he has always seemed old to me. The thing is that his appearance has hardly changed over the years since I can remember, with the short curly grey hair and the aged wise look.
For me this illustration represents a stasis of time, with everyone else in the family growing older except for my grandfather.
