Digital Artists Magazine

Digital Artists Magazine featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 
Dona Vitamina Branding

Dona Vitamina

Dona Vitamina is a brand identity project created for an existing juice brand. The logotype shows a cross-eyed Victorian lady sipping a juice, a humorous image of a woman who owns herself. To expand that idea, a series of illustrations of women of different ethnicities was drawn in a stencil style and paired with short, amusing phrases. The illustrations appear on menus, packaging, bags, postcards, stickers and a large handmade wall. Most printed items were produced by offset printing in CMYK colors, and the bags were silkscreened.

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Archadia Brand Identity

Archadia

Archadia is a brand identity created for a higher education school of architecture based in Venice, Italy. The symbol is a stylized letter A, split into two solid volumes to suggest both stability and movement. The letter A stands for the brand name and also for academy, architecture and abitare, the Italian word for living. The form is built from an equilateral triangle inscribed in an isosceles triangle. The blue color reflects the institutional role of the school and the water of the Venice lagoon. The vector logo works on light and dark backgrounds.

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Sxdesign Brand Identity

Sxdesign

Sxdesign is a brand identity created for a design studio based in Beijing, China. Every detail of the logo follows a 1:1.414 ratio, which gives the mark a compact and composed appearance. Small graphic elements in the corners recall quotation marks and frame the rectangles of the logo. The arrangement makes the mark symmetrical and suggests the citation, marking and interpretation of language and ideas. Through motion graphics, the logo can also grow into the traditional Chinese form of the studio name, linking tradition and modern design.

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Multivision Porsche Shanghai Photography Artwork

Multivision Porsche Shanghai

Multivision Porsche Shanghai is a photography artwork series created for Porsche China. Each image combines three photographs in a single frame through multiple exposure. The series shows the different faces of Shanghai, from traditional Chinese districts and the architecture of the Former French Concession to modern glass and steel buildings. A sports car appears in every picture and stays recognisable despite the layered surroundings. The images were made with digital photography and are produced as fine-art prints mounted on aluminium composite panels in limited editions.

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Flying in Dreams Levitation Photography

Flying in Dreams

Flying in Dreams is a photography series created with the levitation photography technique. The series shows children in white outfits appearing to float above the ground. Each image is composed from two or more frames taken from the same angle, with and without the subject. The frame without the subject is used to remove the supports that held each pose. The series was produced through location scouting, outfit making, pose and prop planning, lighting setup, shooting and digital editing. The intent is to express the purity of childhood dreams.

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Drive2Extremes Multivision Photography Artwork

Drive2Extremes Multivision

Drive2Extremes Multivision is a series of photographic artworks that unites two extreme landscapes in single images. The Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo was first photographed on a frozen bog in Lapland, north of the Arctic Circle. Two weeks later the car was placed in the same position relative to the camera, and at a similar sun position, in the Arabian desert in the United Arab Emirates. The two views were then merged through multiple exposure techniques. The aim was to bring polar and desert scenery together in one picture. The artworks were produced in several sizes.

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