I want to use this icon in a design project. And I saw your contest. Then I designed a header that contains the classic truck icon. This was a cheery work for me. Simple and clean, but also interesting and playful. It is an adaptation of the big old theme of the boundaries of representation but with the Fellowsisters as main characters. It also contains a reference to the Plinian Myth of the origin of Painting. In the second image the two cups of tea are associated with a moment of relax.
Usually the Fellowsisters are represented by two female figures or by two analogue or complementary objects. Lots of stock images were used from across the Web, with massive blending, be it softlight, multiply, overlay in addition of some vector shapes, brush tools, photoshop patterns from deviantart.
Designed by Mikel D. Lian a. Valentines soon, so I got this idea of making this header. Each of them represents feelings as it is presented in ways such as the graphics itself, colors etc. I made all the images my self. Just got them after compiling all my artworks from my artbag and then I just simply paint them using Photoshop.
The brushes were used to create the flowers along with few splashes of paint. Then the sunburst effect in the background was used from one of its tutorials in order to come up with a creative vector header. Designed using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop and was possible by hand and head co-ordination of one8edegree. Created by AiVault, One8edegree, Pakistan. The design is a collage of pictures I took some time ago and some free city landscape pics I found on the net, combined with some graphic elements.
I used some grungy photoshop brushes to destroy the edges. The Swiss mountains at the bottom reflect a typical element of my homeland. The contrast to the clean Swiss image is the grungy design and the city landscapes which are overlayed with a hard blend mode.
I used a very clean, technical font called eurostile. Designed by Pascal Greuter, Switzerland. Designed by Ratko Horvat e-mail , Zabok, Croatia.
Theme is free - so I splattered some this weekend. Also as goodie a website-template with background images. Designed by Rainer Weber, Pfungstadt, Germany.
I draw real intricate designs on books and I always wanted to include this talent of mine into my website. Though I am creative I do not have anybody to guide I guess this is the case with most designers. I was not sure of how to incorporate my talent into the web media, luckily I stumbled on your website where I found links to amazing designs and tutorials.
Every time I look at the stunning designs I would open up my Photoshop and Illustrator. Since I work full time, my website is not complete as I get to work only during my free time.
Photoshop has always been my canvas to my creative work hence I have included the Photoshop toolbar in my design. Designed by Savitha Shivaram, India. I thought it would work great with a grungy theme. Designed by Didier Depraetere, Belgium. The artwork was created in Adobe Illustrator. I wanted to share a visual header that can be easily customize, can provoke an emotion or tone without too much details. Designed by Nate Legaspi, Philippines. This family is just starting to invade the city.
For the design concept I used a grunge and urban styles. This banner can be used in a big variety of blogs. That magic moment can be also translated to blogs, when we anxiously wait for a new post in some interesting blogs.
So I tried to show that magic moment in the design, creating a kid discovering the new toys, and from the open box is getting out the energy that creates that magic mood. A very soft pastels color palette was used to create a very soft moment of magic. The idea was to create a dreaming environment, transforming the impossible possible. Mixing photography with illustration emphases the dreaming idea. Here are some popular blog banner ideas for you to reference. Use something that sticks out.
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