Tag: VectorArt

  • Coltrane

    Coltrane

    Working in the bebop and hard bop idioms early in his career, Coltrane helped pioneer the use of modes and was one of the players at the forefront of free jazz.

  • Delicate Tension

    Delicate Tension

    Decided to stick around Kandindsky a little while longer – the apparent simplicity is actually quite complex. Created using Affinity Designer on iPad.

  • Patti Austin

    Patti Austin

    I keep saying it, and it bears repeating – Patti Austin is an amazing vocalist who you probably don’t listen to enough.

  • Abstract

    Abstract

    Might look simple enough at first glance, but dang… it’s complex, trust me.

  • Grumpy Toad

    Grumpy Toad

    Me too, toad. Me too…

  • Propaganda

    Propaganda

    A design from a Soviet-era poster from the 1930s. Simplified in my version, while keeping the main characters cracking down on overproduction.

  • En svensk Tiger

    En svensk Tiger

    Not much to say, really… a quick vector illustration of an impressive creature.

  • Dalí

    Dalí

    “Atavistic Vestiges After The Rain”, originally an oil painting from 1934, and here’s my vector version of it.

  • Grand Hôtel

    Grand Hôtel

    Possibly the most expensive hotel in Stockholm, but also… probably the fanciest. The restaurants are excellent. Never had the budget to stay a night here…

  • Monorail

    Monorail

    I somehow felt compelled to make this one.

  • “We think too much and feel too little”

    “We think too much and feel too little”

    The man did have 4 wives and 11 children, yet still found the time to mock nazis. Well done, sir.

  • Activist (non-violent)

    Activist (non-violent)

    Maybe the most important artist of our generation.

  • Need You Tonight

    Need You Tonight

    The drums and rythm on their biggest hit really was what put INXS into the international spotlight. IMHO.

  • Meet Daisy

    Meet Daisy

    She not only looks good; she also has a strong, distinctive and beautiful voice…

  • Beep Beep

    Beep Beep

    He’s told us not to blow it, ’cause he knows it’s all worthwhile. Let all the children boogie!