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Looking for inspiration? We've put together a list of some of the best digital art portfolios on Behance.
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With millions of views each month, online creative community Behance is quickly becoming the place to be for artists of all disciplines. It's a fantastic way to see what your peers are up to as well as finding new work and creative inspiration from top web designers and agencies.
But, with so many portfolios to browse through, it can be difficult to know where to start. So to make things easy for you, we've done the hard work and picked 20 of the top digital art portfolios that are definitely worth a look...
One of many stunning digital images that feature in the portfolio of artist Alberto Seveso
The portfolio of digital artist Alberton Seveso is awe-inspiring. With multiple pages of stunning digital images, there really is something here for everyone. A master of Photoshop, Seveso has created artwork for brands including Sony, Bacardi and Nikon to name a few.
Parfenov created this brilliant Morrissey illustration for Rolling Stone magazine
If you're looking for inspiration, especially in the art of character illustration, then you should definitely check out the work of digital artist Evgeny Parfenov. This talented creative has created work for clients including Rolling Stone magazine, Newsweek, Wired, GQ and Playboy, many of which feature in his amazing portfolio.
Natalie Shau created this gorgeous digital image for jewellery magazine Solitaire
Natalie Shau is a mixed media artist specialising in digital illustration. The Lithuanian illustrator has worked with many leading clients, including Sony BMG and Cadbury. If you like the weird and wonderful, check out her inspiring portfolio.
Anton Semenov specialises in dark, haunting illustrations
The work of digital artist Anton Semenov is stunning, with incredibly dark undertones. Colour is sparse in this talented creative's portfolio, instead featuring detailed drawings in mainly black, white and grey. Haunting but beautiful imagery here.
Bram Vanhaeren created a series of beautiful illustrations of his favourite athletes
Digital illustrator Bram Vanhaeren is currently working as art director and design lead for KBC Bank and Insurance. This talented artist's portfolio is overflowing with gorgeous black and white and colour digital illustrations to inspire you.
Digital artist Melvin Zelissen's Behance page is filled with sci-fi and fantasy artwork
If you like sci-fi and fantasy artwork, take a look at the awesome portfolio of digital artist Melvin Zelissen. Based in the Netherlands, the self-taught photographer, graphic designer and artist is currently working freelance for clients around the world.
This depiction of Debbie Harry is one of many gorgeous portraits in Richard Davies' portfolio
Freelance digital designer and illustrator Richard Davies has been in the business for nearly 15 years, predominantly working with print and corporate identity. Projects include illustrations for Rolling Stone Magazine and various other publications, all of which can be found in his awe-inspiring portfolio.
Campbell created this concept art for a future graphic novel project revolving around a fictional city
Aaron Campbell is a designer and illustrator based in Vancouver. After first laying his hands on Photoshop in 2007, Campbell has not looked back, now spending his time filling his brilliant portfolio with digital paintings, drawings of his signature characters, manipulating photos and creating abstract art.
Goferman's Fragments project features experiments in Photoshop
Aleksi Goferman aka Visio is a Ukranian digital artist based in Munich, Germany. Currently working as an interaction designer with a focus on UI and UX director, Goferman is an active member of various art collectives where he acts out his passion for digital art. His portfolio is full of inspiring imagery, which showcases his talents in logo creation, web and graphic design.
Grohs created this image for a Desktopography wallpaper exhibition
Based in Dresden, Germany, Martin Grohs is a self-taught graphic designer, illustrator, artist and "fighter against the ugliness". He's currently working freelance for a range of international clients, and is the CEO of German art collective Utopia.
Design inspiration lab Inspiredology approached Schmidt to create a poster for its Facebook contest
Digital artist JR Schmidt specialises in 3D art and motion graphics, and his portfolio is definitely worth taking a look at. Formerly based at New York-based digital agency Firstborn, he now spends his days with Google Creative Lab.
Fraschini created this conceptual vision for what could've been a series of advertising on the Nike Air mag
With a beautiful portfolio, full of strong, striking images, digital artist Steve Fraschini is definitely worth a follow. The Paris-based designer is constantly producing brilliant artwork and sharing it with the rest of the world. He also has many recognitions under his belt, including being in the Top 100 Adweek Talent 2012.
Digital artist Andrea Mancuso created a small series of awesome liquid characters
This is where lead digital artist Andrea Mancuso shares his personal work, which we'd like to thank him for as his portfolio is full of inspiring artwork. Featuring everything from cartoon images and hyper-real renders to character design, advertising and motion graphics, Mancuso covers all digital creative fields.
Digital designer Chris LaBrooy created this awesome personal project entitled Sneaker Tectonics
Freelance designer and illustrator Chris LaBrooy specialises in 3D graphics and design. And his awesome portfolio is full of beautiful examples of both. One of our personal favourites is this cool Sneaker Tectonics illustration, which is a personal project.
Victor Ortiz created this detailed illustration for digital art collection Space Divers
Victor Ortiz is founder of graphic Colombian-based design studio Iconblast. And luckily for us, all the awesome work he's done has been poured into an awe-inspiring portfolio. Full of detailed, vibrant illustrations and images, this guy is definitely worth a follow.
This is just one of many awesome, abstract digital images by Justin Maller
Digital artist Justin Maller has a portfolio rammed full of striking digital images. This particular Pyramids piece is one of our favourites, which Maller was kind enough to donate it to us as a wallpaper.
Voldman created this fun, vibrant digital image for the front cover of the Village Voice Fall Arts Guide publication
If you like fun, simple graphic illustrations, check out the growing portfolio of illustrator and designer Benjamin Voldman. Born in Paris, Voldman moved to the US and currently resides in NYC. His work has been featured in various publications such as Runner's World, Town & Country and The Society of Illustrators.
Dennis Mundt is a passionate graphic and sound designer. And luckily for the rest of the world, he shares his creative talent through his brilliant portfolio. Bursting with vibrant, detailed digital images, this talented artist creates work for various venues – our favourite being this Back to the Future inspired artwork for Mikros club.
Ok, so a little bit terrifying. But awesome nonetheless.
French art director Obery Nicholas has a ridiculous amount of talent when it comes to the art of digital illustration. Seriously, we could talk about all the projects in his awe-inspiring portfolio but instead we're just going to leave you to look for yourselves and let the pages full of intricate black and white illustrations do the talking.
Digital designer Timothy Reynold's portfolio is full of beautiful, low-poly 3D illustrations
Senior digital designer Timothy Reynolds specialises in 3D illustration. In particular, low-poly 3D illustration and his portfolio showcases his talent in the medium brilliantly. We particularly like the addition of detailed sketchbook drawing and the many images detailing this artist's work process.
These incredible artists are inspiring us to pick up a tablet and get sketching.
With digital art, anything is possible. Whether you're still learning how to draw or you're already a digital pro, master your art and you can create anything you can imagine. In this article, we've rounded up some of the best digital artists around. The following artists prove that nothing is off limits with a humble tablet and some decent digital art software.
Jeszika Le Vye describes herself as an “imaginative realist painter”, combining her loves of Classical Realism with a passion for sci-fi and fantasy. Her work explores themes of psychology and philosophy. “In my art, I explore what gives a thing its substance, its soul,” she explains.
The above painting appeared to Le Vye almost fully realised in her mind, and she began working on it before planning a concept or narrative. “As I painted it, the piercing eyes of the boy kept bringing to mind Peter Pan,” she says. “I imagined this ageless child living away from reality in his own world, kept company by natural wonders and his own shadow.”
British artist Kaya Oldaker specialises in visual storytelling, and her work is heavily influenced by nature and rural life – along with absurd, almost surrealist fantasy. “I create a lot of extravagant, colourful and weird creature designs for the various stories I am working on,” she explains.
The painting above shows a character from one such story: The Increasingly Absurd Endeavours of Gretchen Goosander. He’s a young honey dragon named Mumbeltrousse.
David Villegas – better known by his alias Deiv Calviz – is a digital concept artist based in the Philippines. He specialises in hyper-realistic, stylised illustrations.
Villegas initially studied multimedia arts with a focus on graphic design, but decided to start taking illustration more seriously after being awarded second place in a contest by Blizzard Entertainment. Villegas’ ultimate plan is to create his own worlds and stories.
Dragon Watchers (above) was inspired by Dark Souls and Game of Thrones, and mixes 3D, photobashing and a lot of painting. “I really pushed myself with this – it was a rare chance for me to make something personal at this level of detail,” he says.
Lim Chuan Shin is now a successful freelance illustrator and concept artist, and regularly creates fantasy and sci-fi book covers and concept artwork for game companies. However, growing up in Malaysia in the '90s meant art initially wasn’t a career option him. After several years as a pharmaceutical rep, he decided to take the plunge and chase his dreams. “It’s been a tough fight but it’s all been worth it,” he says.
Mech Bay (above) was created using interesting silhouettes in a flat black. Shin changed the tone of the shapes to create the illusion of depth of field.
Małgorzata Kmiec is a freelance artist based in Berlin, who specialises in stylised and colourful portraits. She believes anyone who thinks magic doesn’t exist has never heard of art, and aims to put a bit of magic into all her work.
“I’m often inspired by seasons and nature, and this painting is a tribute to early spring,” she says of Spring Spirit (above). “I wanted to surround my character with warm colours that reflect the spirit of the season.”
Alyn Spiller is a concept artist and illustrator who specialises in environment art. He’s been in the industry for over six years, during which time he has worked with clients such as Cryptozoic Entertainment and Fantasy Flight Games.
He took inspiration from the Northern Lights when creating the colour scheme for his Northern Kingdom painting (above). "The sky lanterns were a late addition – I think they create a nice contrast of warm and cool colours,” he says.
Dang My Linh is a Vietnamese concept artist based in the USA. Recently, she has been refining her portrait style. “I focus on observing people around me, the way light hits their face and changes colour,” she says.
She painted the two figures above at the same time, with the aim of creating a series of portraits. "I was keen to use a new style that was different from what I’d done before," she says.
Finnian MacManus' explorations of – among other things – architecture, history, art, design and science fiction all inform his work. Currently working at 20th Century Fox, he has recently contributed to Star Wars: Rogue One, Pacific Rim 2 and Transformers: The Last Knight.
His tips for working as a concept artist in the film industry? "No matter how skilled you are, be humble about your work, always respond well to critique, learn from those around you, and be generous in helping others. Your attitude will go a very long way in this small industry, where you regularly reunite with past colleagues."
Alayna Danner (formerly Alayna Lemmer) is a digital artist based in Seattle, Washington, who works mainly on video games, board games and CCGs.
"My favourite thing to paint is environments," she says. "I love to draw people and characters too, but there is just something about painting wispy clouds and mountains. I am lucky enough to live in the Seattle area, which is surrounded by gorgeous mountains and the Puget Sound, so there is inspiration all around me."
No, not that one. Originally hailing from Sydney, Australia, Simon Cowell first explored fantasy art in the original Half-Life’s world editor. Since then he’s tinkered in 3D and traditional art, and is now a freelance concept artist.
"From an early age I was fascinated with creating. As I grew I experimented with many means of creativity, ranging from sculpting and drawing to digital animation and graphic design," Cowell says.
"I’d wanted to make a forest-style monster for a long time," he says of Swamp Thing (above). "I imagined something perhaps created from the woods and foliage, and held together by magic."
Having begun his career as a 3D artist, Ricardo Ow later started to focus on illustration. “It’s the perfect marriage between software and artistry,” he reveals. He is currently based in Vancouver, Canada and has worked on AAA video games, mobile games, concept art, T-shirt designs and illustrations for tabletop game publications.
Ow's Drake painting (above) is a ‘David vs Goliath’ dragon story. "To spice things up and suggest scale, I decided to include a human rider. I imagined a world where humans had tamed a smaller species of dragons to stand a chance against the bigger and more menacing drakes," he explains.
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