Just for fun...

Little present I did for a friend of mine, done in Illustrator, texture added in Photoshop

New logo !

It's been a while since I considered my logo and I found my old one quite aged, plus I felt like I changed my "style" ( if you'd like to call it that way ) quite a lot, so I thought it's the right time to come up with something slightly different. I'm not quite sure what's gonna be my next step, but at the moment this feels like the right thing to do, so I hope you like it : ) 

Aaaaand another portrait

Messing around and cleaning up after, exploring and getting lost, experimenting and getting big bang out of it, learning and failing...then exhausted falling into the depths of armchair...

Hope you like it

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O.

Back to digital...

I know I mentioned some time ago I decided to practice more water colours...and look, I'm right back where I started, digital stuff. More exactly - Adobe Illustrator and all the joy and happiness that comes along with it : )) 

In a way I think this piece was inspired by a recent discovery of Lichtenstein's painting "Cable", which went missing for about 42 years. 

This one is still work in progress, but I'm sure I'll keep you posted as soon as possible. 

Inspired ( clearly : )) by a film noir.

Thanks!

O.

Strange things happen

Ok, guys, this is something I've been working on for last two weeks. I have to say it's been delightful cooperation with a client, they were very helpful and we kept in touch for the whole time, discussing all the details and anything I was interested in, I just asked the question and got an answer immediately.  Unfortunately what originally was meant to be a cover for a photo book had been turned into T-shirt design. It's all about this guy, Kamil Holan, who won The Isle Of Man TT Newcomer's 2012. It's the first Czech guy ever who won this and it took some balls to do it, so thumbs up for this racer, it's a hell of a success.

And the T-shirt designs:

Little water colours practice

1. I did this as a preparation of something I would love to do in a bigger scale and different media, most likely  acrylics.

And the final

I just realized how much time I spent on this, while there is something else I should be working on right now. However it was a good exercise, that should help me with my current project. Of course I could spend lot more time on it and I wouldn't call it perfect, but hey, I did it for the fun of it. Hope you like it!

Here's a slightly different version with rather grungy edges. What do you think? I'd still prefer the top one. 

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