Doucin Pierre / Soemone

SOEMONE FREELANCE ILLUSTRATOR

Doucin aka Soemone is a freelance designer from Paris, France. He spent an amazing 10 years doing graffiti before he made the switch to the digital world. Soemone has mastered the present digital revolution and has created his own unique style. His experience and great designs has pulled major clients like Renault, BNP Paribas, COmputer Art, PSD Mag, Factory 311, Hub, Magic Garden, Emergence and many more

After about ten years dedicated to the culture of graffiti, SoemOne now works with digital format and has developed a personal and dynamic graphic universe. Open to any form of expression, SoemOne´s work is in the perpetual evolution. He multiplies every experience and has mastered a unique style and technique of present-day design. Available for all work propositions.

CLIENT LIST
Intel / FNAC / Umbro / Renault / BNP Paribas / YRB / Manchester United Soccer School / Publicis Conseil / Publicis Dialogue / Computer Art / Psd Mag / Ministere de l'emploi / Sivam & Automotion / Adhesia / Extrême Les Corsaires / Creative Sparks & more .

PRESS
The Book Of Inpiration / Computer Art / Psd mag / The Red Flag / Inspire / Artskills / W3sh / Digital Abstract / Partafaliaz / Advanced photoshop / Beautiful Decay / Killahbeez / The Visual Mixtape / Designlenta / & more...

Digital portfolio:
http://www.soemone.com

Photographer Henrik Adamsen shoots model Sarah Grünewald for Forrest & Bob Underwear.

Fashion photographer living in Copenhagen, Denmark.

I believe in simplicity. Most of my work is shot with just one light source. I love shooting in available light and daylight. I have a very large daylight studio in Copenhagen where I shoot most of my pictures.

I love working with people, which is also one of the reasons why I shoot fashion. When we shoot we always try to make it fun - it gives so much energy to the pictures.

Although all my pictures are shot digitally, I'm not a very big fan of the digital and the overly sharp look that often comes with digital pictures. In all the simplicty I like to keep a certain amount of atmosphere and soul - or mess, if you like...














Official digital portfolio:
http://www.henrikadamsen.com/

Link to the article:
http://designteam.pl/3025

Sebastian Onufszak

Biography

Born in Breslau, Poland in 1978, Sebastian Onufszak is a visual artist focusing on print, interactive media and motion graphics.

Since 2002 he has been working for an international range of high-end clients. Additionally he is reknowned for his experimental live visuals which supported Funkstoerung, Mouse on Mars, Michael Fakesch and many more.

His works were featured in numerous publications and exhibitions worldwide. He is founder of the well-known artist collective "Propagandabuero".

Having worked as Creative Director at Parasol Island for more than two years, he is now available as a freelance designer and director.

Clients

Audi, Averna, Bacardi, BBDO, BMW, Braun, BenQ, Budweiser, Cortal Consors, Ed Hardy, Funkstoerung, IKEA, Infiniti, Jasmine di Milo, Jeep, L'Oreal, MarcO'Polo, Masterfile, Mercedes, MTV, Nike, Peugeot, Prestel, Randomhouse, Ray Ban, Red Bull, RWE, Senator, sOliver, SonyEricsson, Smart
























Official digital portfolio:
http://www.sebastianonufszak.com

Behance:
http://www.behance.net/ingraphicswetrust

Design Showcase: “avantgarde” by Maxime Quolin

A set of four printed artworks using the same tone, effect, and elements. This brilliant design project was created by graphic designer Maxime Quolin from Belgium as a milestone project to showcase his step forward as a graphic designer and artist.

Avantgarde

Avantgarde is some kind of milestone project, because I wanted it to be a symbol of me taking a step forward as a graphic designer and as an artist. I tried to apply a very specific mood with the composition and the colours. In some way the artworks can be related as the relationship between nature and humanity, but I didn't want to have a very specific message in artworks, so people can interpret it their way. Therefore I think that's the closest thing to "art" that I've ever done. Technically, I didn't use very specific techniques, I just tried a lot of different things, removed the failure and kept the good stuff.

- Maxime Quolin
Graphic Designer from Liege, Belgium





















Link to the article:
http://photoshoptutorials.ws/creative-inspirations/graphic-design/design-showcase-avantgarde.html