He’s well known for his “Pencil Vs Camera” series but check it out this new technique too.
Simple but awesome. I love it.
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Introduction:
There is no doubt to the fact that art and design have never failed to tempt the world of the artists and the designers, and have always been a matter of debate. It is a culture that the author tends to put forward the main conclusion at the end of the debate, but here, I would like to make a shift from the so called normal conventions that rules the world of writing.
I have heard and read a lot about the two, and this topic has provoked me to recall the lines I had read somewhere. “To whom does design address itself: to the greatest number, to the specialist of an enlightened matter, to a privileged social class? Design addresses itself to the need.”
And art as “the desire of a man to express himself, to record the reactions of his personality to the world he lives in.” This forms the basis of my take on the topic.
Jonathan Ball is a freelance illustrator and designer from Newport in Wales, UK where he also runs Poked Studio. Jonathan says he loves to draw and is eager for you to pay him for his efforts as this helps him feed his family and a small flock of sheep.
Jonathan’s clients include MTV, BBC Sports, BBC Bitesize, FHM Magazine, Sony PlayStation, Britvic, Computer Arts Magazine, Creativity Magazine, Trend Micro, Auto Trader Magazine, The National Library of Wales, Digit Magazine, Argos, Channel 4, E4, AVG, O2, Stuff Magazine.
