By Tubik Arts

By Folio Illustration Agency

By Folio Illustration Agency

By DKNG

By Carole Chevalier

By Tubik Arts

By MUTI

By Folio Illustration Studio

By Jasmine Whiteleaf

By Carole Chevalier

By Tubik Arts for Nova Post

By Sebastian Luca

By DKNG

By Volmi Studio

By Gaspart

New design collections are coming soon; stay tuned!

For more inspiration, check the sets of other posts from our D4U Inspiration gallery, where we gather impressive creatives to share their art with you, for example:

• people illustration gallery
• big collection of winter and Christmas art
• a big of user-friendly mobile applications
• logo design collection for various business goals
• captivating 3D animation concepts
• creative web designs with 3D graphics
• web design examples on ecological issues
• inspiring mobile interactions design examples
• Procreate illustration tutorials

Сообщение Christmas Illustration Art To Feel the Magic of Winter Holidays появились сначала на Design4Users.

Check more digital artworks by Samji on Dribbble or Behance.

New D4U Gallery issues are coming soon; keep up with new posts.

For more inspiration, check the sets of other posts from our D4U Gallery, where we gather impressive creatives to share their art with you, for example:

• people illustration gallery
• food illustrations
• funny 3D characters
• wine packaging design
• captivating 3D animation concepts
• Procreate illustration tutorials
• realistic 3D portraits
• impressive packaging designs 
• artistic portrait collages
• childhood illustrations
• 3D illustrations
• book cover designs

Сообщение Vibrant Universe of People Illustrations by Samji Illustrator появились сначала на Design4Users.

Check more artworks by Artern Design on Dribbble.

New D4U Gallery issues are coming soon; keep up with new posts.

For more inspiration, check the sets of other posts from our D4U Gallery, where we gather impressive creatives to share their art with you, for example:

• people illustration gallery
• urban art illustrations
• Procreate illustration tutorials
• logo animation examples
• realistic 3D portraits
• impressive packaging designs
• dog illustrations
• childhood illustrations
• 3D illustrations
• book cover designs
• sunny digital artworks

Сообщение 30 Artistic People Illustrations by Artern Design появились сначала на Design4Users.

Check more artworks by Romain Trystram on Dribbble and Behance.

New D4U Gallery issues are coming soon; keep up with new posts.

For more inspiration, check the sets of other posts from our D4U Gallery, where we gather impressive creatives to share their art with you, for example:

• people illustration gallery,
• Procreate illustration tutorials, 
• logo animation examples, 
• realistic 3D portraits,
• impressive packaging designs, 
• dog illustrations, 
• childhood illustrations, 
• 3D illustrations, 
• book cover designs, 
• sunny digital artworks

Сообщение Urban Art: Neon City Illustrations by Digital Artist Romain Trystram появились сначала на Design4Users.

By Tubik Arts

By Matt Carlson

By Brian Edward Miller

By Lana Marandina

By Matt Carlson

By Matt Carlson

By Svitlana Dudarenko

By Olga Gurova

By Rich Stromwall

By Yuking

By Anton Fritsler

By Febin Raj

By Folio Illustration Agency

By Elmira Gokoryan

By Rosa

By Andrii Bezvershenko

By Anastazi Li

By Juliana Vieira

By Thomas Rohlfs

By Alexander Vidal

By Dropbox Design

By Lana Zorina

By Ann-Sophie De Steur

By Berin Holy

By Sophie Tsankashvili

By Daria

By FourPlus Studio

By Gal Shir

By Fireart Studio

By Iza Dudzik

By innn

By innn

By MUTI

By Dan Gartman

By the way, exploring the theme of autumn in the portfolios of digital artists, I’ve found an interesting thing: most illustrations feature women. I wonder, why. Have you got any ideas? Welcome to share them via Facebook or Twitter.

For more digital art, check the collections of summer illustrations, winter illustrations, spring illustrations, and other D4U Inspiration posts

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And so with the sunshine and the great bursts of leaves growing on the trees, just as things grow in fast movies, I had that familiar conviction that life was beginning over again with the summer. (F. Scott Fitzgerald)

The last weeks of summer are made of bright colors and vibes of August rush when people are trying to fill the days with as much sun and warmth as possible. Our fresh issue of D4U Inspiration is also about it: this time we’ve gathered the diverse gallery of digital artworks by famous French-American illustrator and visual development artist Pascal Campion.

As a freelance artist since 2007 Pascal has worn many hats in the art world; from conceptual design to visual development for feature films and television; to creating commercial animation for clients such as Chevron and Disney; as well participating in DeepGreen movie. Today, his current list of clients includes: Dreamworks Animation, Paramount Pictures, Disney Feature, Disney Toons, Bent Image Labs, Cartoon Network, Hulu, They Might Be Giants, Insignia Worldwide, BRC Animation Arts and PBS. He is represented by Shannon Associates in the field of publishing.

We’ve already shared Pascal Campion’s illustrations devoted to the theme of a happy childhood. Today let us give you another look at his stunning artistic productivity and huge portfolio:  welcome to enjoy his artworks that captured all the sides of summer. Salty sea waves, palm trees, forest freshness, river coolness, warm nights, hugs and kisses of the sun, outdoor games, the fun of holidays, and hundred shades of green – all that and much more is here to let you feel the summer and take everything while it’s still here.

Pascal Campion’s official website
Pascal Campion on Facebook and DeviantArt

Check more illustration collections and D4U Inspiration posts

Сообщение Illustration Art: 40+ Shiny Summer Illustrations by Pascal Campion появились сначала на Design4Users.

When you play a game of thrones you win or you die. (George R.R. Martin, A Game of Thrones)

On the 16 of July, HBO studio finally released the first episode of the Game of Thrones season 7, one of the most expected TV shows of 2017. For more than a year, the fans have been waiting for the premiere and here it goes!

There are fans, haters, and those who are apathetic but it’s hard to find a person who never heard of the GoT. It’s all started in 1996 when George R. R. Martin has published “A Song of Ice and Fire”, the first novel out of the GoT series. Readers opened something new and refreshing since the novel had its unique style and the whole new world inside. Within the next decade, the author presented three new novels continuing the story and two short prequel novellas. By 2007 the epic story had gained such popularity that HBO Productions decided to purchase the television rights for the whole series.

After the first season of the TV show, the story received another half of fans and the world has caught a new hype. At some point, the TV show stopped duplicating the plot of the novels. At first, they’ve changed small details and then key moments including the death of certain characters. As it usually happens, many people criticized such a decision still it didn’t hurt high rating of the show.

Now people have two different stories to follow. However, while TV show fans can enjoy new episodes of the favorite story, readers are forced to wait “The Winds of Winter” novel which Martin has been writing since 2011. The date of release hasn’t been announced yet. All we know is that it’s closer than ever before.

Naturally, today’s D4U inspiration collection is devoted to all the GoT fans of both, books and TV show. We gathered illustrations which bring the unforgettable atmosphere of Westeros.

By Dumaker

By Julian del Rey

By Loyal Art

By Yehor Kaliuzhnyi

By Saad Irfan

By Artgerm

By Artgerm

By Chao Huang

By Christian Nauck

By Imaginism

By Exileden

By Redan 23

By Sergey Glushakov

By Sergey Glushakov

By Sergey Glushakov

By Sergey Glushakov

By JB Casacop

By Stéphanie Bouchard

By Araivein

By Roman Dosyn

By Angie Paradaseeker

By Eva Maria Toker

By Muller Pereira

By Everton Caetano

Let’s wait for the new episodes! And don’t forget the winter is here.

You may also like the collections of illustrations on Harry Potter and Star Wars, love illustrations, spring illustrations, winter illustrations, summer illustrations, autumn illustrations, and other D4U Inspiration posts

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If you carry your childhood with you, you never become older. Tom Stoppard

Continuing the set of inspiring stories about well-known masters of art and design, today we are going to introduce here the artist whose creative outcome is full of incredible warmth and light, optimism and lust of life. His style is now recognized immediately and day by day he adds his great skills of seeing and showing magic in usual, sometimes the simplest moments of everyday life to the variety of modern art. So, let’s get to know a bit more about Pascal Campion, the famous French-American illustrator and visual development artist.

The lesson

Biography and background

As it is stated in the artist’s biography presented on his official website, Pascal Campion was born in River Edge, New Jersey and began his art career at a very young age of seven when his older brother Sean, gave him the task of “copying” comic books covers in exchange for Pascal to read the comics! At the age of three, his family relocated back to the south of France, where he spent hours sketching and drawing both comics and the beautiful landscapes of Provence. In 1998 Pascal began his studying narrative illustration at Arts Decoratifs de Strasbourg, in France. His formal training emphasized storytelling through art, and also happened to be the last class that was taught without computers. A year-long study abroad in Boston at Tom Snyder Productions cemented Pascal’s goals and determined the US as the place to establish his professional artist career. After graduating in 2000 from the Arts Decoratifs de Strasbourg with a diploma in Narrative Illustration, Pascal’s brother Sean built him a new tool: a computer. It was the beginning of a new form of art for Pascal and a digital artist was born.

In 2001, the appeal of paradise combined with employment took him to Honolulu, Hawaii where he worked at PREL developing online educational games. In 2002, he joined the start-up studio, Bent Image Labs, in Portland Oregon. Here Pascal honed skills as a commercial 2D artist and then becoming a commercial director and collaborated on campaigns for clients such as Ritz Crackers and Reese’s Pieces. The productions were always fast-paced and Pascal thrived in the environment, further mastering his stills in speed sketching as well as creating many personal animation works.

In 2005 Pascal moved to the San Francisco Bay Area to be a Senior Visual Artist for Leapfrog where he was responsible for the creation of many Leapfrog characters, storylines and game development for LeapFrog and its partners.  In May of 2007 Pascal married in San Francisco and in 2008 their first child, Lily was born. His intense passion for his family thus began and he has been carrying that flame and inspiration in his work and has become one of his hallmarks. In 2006 Pascal began to truly develop his own art and style, but lacking time due to his full-time job, he had to come up with an efficient solution. It was then that “Sketch of the Day” was born: every morning, first thing, he creates a sketch, albeit full color, and a story unto itself. This routine has yielded an archive of close to 3,000 sketches and over 30,000 organic Facebook followers and growing numbers on Tumblr, Twitter, DeviantArt, and Pinterest.

As a freelance artist since 2007 Pascal has worn many hats in the art world; from conceptual design to visual development for feature films and television; to creating commercial animation for clients such as Chevron and Disney; as well participating in DeepGreen movie. Today, his current list of clients includes: Dreamworks Animation, Paramount Pictures, Disney Feature, Disney Toons, Bent Image Labs, Cartoon Network, Hulu, They Might Be Giants, Insignia Worldwide, BRC Animation Arts and PBS. He is represented by Shannon Associates in the field of publishing.

His works of art are easily transformed into a bright and unique life story showing the variety of details we forget to notice in our common race for happiness. Every illustration by this artist makes us stop, take a deep breath and realize that the happiness we are running for so wildly is around us, in simple yet irreplaceable things: in hugs and smiles from those who we love, in the beauty of nature and deepness of the sky. Today we are going to look at a tiny part of his huge collection of artworks, and it’s going to be focused on the most prominent days of a lifetime, the childhood, when colors are brighter, the sun is warmer, trees are higher, all the problems are absolutely serious while the moments of happiness are totally unforgettable. Let’s get inspired via his art teaching us to see the beauty, fun, happiness and magic every day of our lives.

Artworks gallery: the magic of childhood painted by Pascal Campion

Big Talks

Running High

Sometimes all you need is tree

The long way to school

BFF

Winter Crush

The miraculous candy corn fishing trip

Zuma Beach

High Five

Quick Jog

Wakeup Call

Early Spring in So Cal

All in the family

To all the fathers out there

Singi in the shower

The little peaks

Don’t worry

Bath Tubbing

CRUNNNNNNCH!

The great outside!

Early weekend

Colder Weather

The river, Charlie and me

I love you Daddy

Think fast

Night Boat

Picking berries

Tick… Tock…

My baby for ever

That one day when it was all perfect

Once, they were young

Pergola

Ninja

Full Throttle

Random Morningness

Today

Drop off

The portrait

Art Lessons

Another one of those rainy mornings

Rain Walk

Sunday Market

Definitely… Summer time

Catching up

Personal Guard

Protected

What do you think Mister Snuffles…

Some things never get old

Certainly, this is only a small part of incredibly fruitful and constantly growing collection of artworks by Pascal Campion: sometimes it seems that he never misses any moment of life without sketching it. Still, even this set of paintings can make the viewers full of warm inner light and absolute cheerfulness coming out from every pic. Not only has this artist kept the best vibes of childhood in his heart, but also generously shared them with the world through his sophisticated illustrations.

Get inspired and don’t miss new prominent figures of modern art.

Review the big collection of summer illustrations by Pascal Campion

Pascal Campion’s official website
Pascal Campion on Facebook and DeviantArt

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