Lines and Colors art blog

Category: Digital Painting

  • François Guerin

    François Guerin is a French UI designer, art director and digital artist who likes to paint and sketch on his mobile devices, using Brushes for iPhone and Procreate for iPad. You can see his work in his Flickr set, a smaller set on Coroflot and prints on society6. [Via @ParkaBlogs]

  • Digital portrait time-lapse by Kyle Lambert

    Illustrator, visual development artist and digital painter Kyle Lambert has posted a nice time-lapse video of his process in painting a digital portrait of actor Morgan Freeman, using an iPad and the Procreate painting app. [Via Daring Fireball]

  • Raphael Lacoste (update)

    Raphael Lacoste is an illustrator, visual development artist and art director for the gaming and film industries. He is currently working with Ubisoft as Brand Art Director for the Assasin’s Creed franchise, which is noted for its beautiful environments. Lacoste’s other gaming credits include: Prince of Persia: The sands of Time and Prince of Persia:…

  • Julie Dillon

    Julie Dillon is a California based artist who is well known in the fields of science fiction and fantasy illustration. Her clients include Tor Books, Simon and Schuster, Penguin Books, Wizards of the Coast and numerous other book and game publishers. She is a winner of the Chesley Award and has been nominated for the…

  • Eric Spray

    Eric Spray is a concept artist for the Gaming industry who has worked on projects like worked on projects like X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Singularity, Black Ops and Modern Warfare 3. Though he is prevented by non-disclosure agreements from posting his most recent work, his blog features an array of past work, along with personal projects,…

  • Dominick Saponaro

    Dominick Saponaro is an illustrator based here in Philadelphia, whose clients include Simon & Schuster, Holiday House, The Science Fiction Book Club, Solaris Books, and Bethlehem books. When I first viewed his online portfolio, I was struck by a number of digitally painted works in grayscale, reminiscent both in that respect, and in the subject…