Ameer’s passion for design is contagious. He creates smashing websites, sleek logos and adorable icons. Yes, I said adorable. He makes awesome a commonplace in this line of work – and it’s not easy. It takes a hardworker; one who is dedicated, assertive, and strives to be extraordinary in an industry riddled with lackluster design and typical styles.
Oh, on his spare time he practices the art of breakdancing and DJing, he goes out for a bike ride or a run around the city. He says it helps with drawing in new creativity – I’d probably take his word on it.
This guy is a student!
Hailing from Tajikistan, and picked up by USTODESIGN, his Arch Viz style and attention to detail is great! With over 66 images detailing his progression in terms of skill, it is definitely a great source of inspiration to beginner, and intermediate CG Arch Designers. Study up kids!
Links here: http://www.ustodesign.tj/ (use google translate if language is not native to you!)
http://esstello.cghub.com/ (ogle over his work!)
Neue Abstractionism is a term I coined when I first observed the works of Jason Thielke at an Art Gallery way back in 2007. I, nor had most of the 50+ something crowd of Art Enthusiasts seen work done like this – and if they did, it certainly wasn’t as technically proficient or visually evocative. His wood work, laser etching and ink works are something to marvel, and could become a new source of inspiration to create figures, and emotions from simple line and shape carving. But, enough of this text – check out his breathtaking pieces after the jump.
You can also check out his work regularly (if you’re a Denver, CO resident) at the David B. Smith Gallery. (Or click on the link to view his latest exhibit online!) And If you want to visit more of his past works and get an idea of what his workflow is – check out his blog here.
For those who are extremely interested in meeting this wonderful artist – you can catch him at one of his upcoming exhibitions by clicking here.
