The Digital Decade: Winners
We are happy to announce the winners of The Digital Decade competition organized by Designcollector with such a great sponsors as Depositphotos and partners at OFFF Festival. The best 15 artworks will be exhibited at OFFF Festival this June. The professional Jury board has already selected 3 winners and a Special prize.
And the winners are..
1st Place: Vladimir Tomin
Prize: Wacom Cintiq 13HD DepositPhotos 1 Month Subscription (5 daily images) Designcollector Magazine - Front Cover
2nd Place - Xavier Bourdil (France)
Prize: Apple iPad Mini DepositPhotos 1 Month Subscription (5 daily images) Designcollector Magazine - Back Cover
3rd Place - DINES (UK)
Prize: a Wacom Bamboo Capture DepositPhotos 1 Month Subscription (5 daily images) Designcollector Magazine - Inner Cover
Special Place: Zakharia Mesropov
DepositPhotos 3 Month Subscription (5 daily images)
See all 26 works and appreciate them on http://www.behance.net/gallery/The-Digital-Decade/8338333
http://digitaldecade.net/
Celebrity Time Travel
If the renaissance took place in modern times, and the models were famous pop culture celebrities, what would the artwork have looked like? This was the theme for Worth1000′s photo manipulation contest and the results were quite hilarious. Master Photoshoppers let their creative juices flow as they imagined how Renaissance artists would have painted the pop icons of today.








The Digital Decade: Work in Progress
The Digital Decade collaboration organised by Designcollector and prize-sponsored by Depositphotos is close to the artwork deadlines. The jury selected 30 Artist to come up with their visual thoughts over the past decade and think of the future. The results will be published in upcoming DCMAG#3 Special Edition and a dozen of illustrations will travel to Barcelona to meet the audience at OFFF Festival. For now we publish the very first previews on Work in Progress sent by artists. See full list of artist on http://digitaldecade.net/shortlist






View full Gallery on http://digitaldecade.net/work-in-progress
Pat Boas
Pat Boas is an artist, writer and educator. Her drawings, paintings, prints and digital projects explore the play between words and images, the nature of codes and the arbitrary quality of the systems we use to communicate. With sources that include children’s homework exercises, newspaper headlines, web icons, crowd-sourced image banks, Shaker spirit drawings and the conventions of natural history illustration, she scrambles and reshapes information to release hidden stories from familiar grammatical structures. via








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ReDiscovery: An Art Show Inspired by Daft Punk
Gauntlet Gallery is proud to present “ReDiscovery”, an art show inspired by the French electronic music duo Daft Punk. To celebrate the release of Daft Punk’s first album in eight years, Gauntlet Gallery will feature works by over 40 painters, sculptors , digital and screen print artists, each of whom has created an original work of art inspired by Daft Punk. With their modern disco sound and blend of house, funk, electronic and techno music, Daft Punk puts on one of the world’s most popular DJ performances. Their musical talent is matched only by the extraordinary visuals of their live performances. Daft Punk’s highly anticipated Random Access Memories is their fourth studio album and the first since the 2005 release of Human After All.
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Participating artists : Aaron Jasinski, Andre De Freitas, Andrew Turner, Andrew Spear, Bennett Slater, Brad Hill, Aaron Brandon Schaefer, Cam Floyd, Campbell Whyte, Craig Drake, Dan Almasy, Dan Howard, Dave Greco, Gene Guynn, Gina Kiel, Jaime Cervantes, Jason Ratliff, Jason Liwag, Jen Rome, Jenn Mann, Jeremy Bernstein, Johannah O'Donnell, John Larriva , Joseph Vetoe, Justin VanGenderen, Liam Brazier, Mathias Valdez, Matt Leuing, Mike Bell, Nimit Malavia, Paul Shipper, Peter Adamyan, Phil Noto, Phillip Ellering, PJ McQuade, Rich Pellegrino, Rob Loukotka, Ruben Ireland, Ruel Pascual, Sam Ho , Scott Listfield, Serge Gay Jr, Soey Milk, Tim Maclean, Tim Maclean, Vaughn Pinpin, Will Arvin.
Isotopes Installation by Nonotak Studio
The audiovisual installation titled Isotope v.2 was created Nonotak – an art duo made up of Noemi Schipfer and Takami Nakamoto.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=_vD2osW4LrU
5m80 by Nicolas Deveaux
Have you ever seen high diving giraffes? Now don't tell me you have not.
This extremely talented writer and director of animation films (3D and relief) finds his inspiration within his two passions, image and the animal world. In 2003, fresh out of school he directed 7Tonnes3, a short-film of a champion elephant trampoline jumper. He is with Paris-based Cube Creative, and this film is in celebration of their 10th anniversary.
Watch their Demo Reel on https://vimeo.com/42686714
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Digital Decade: Participants Shortlist
The Digital Decade competition organized by Designcollector and Depositphotos selected 30 participants!
Jury board members Romain Colin (Fubiz), Rob Ford (FWA), Sara Blake, Ola Omami, Dmitry Karpov (BHSAD), Elena Flanagan-Eister (Depositphotos) and Arseny Vesnin (Designcollector) has selected 30 Brave Hearts to do an artworks for The Digital Decade! 3 of them will win either Wacom Cintiq or Bamboo or iPad Mini and a good half of them selected by Jury and OFFF Festival founder Hector Ayuso will have their works exhibited in Barcelona this June.
View the list on: http://digitaldecade.net/shortlist
What's Next? Participants are challenged to create an artwork following the topic "Digital Decade" using few images from our sponsor Depositphotos free user account. Then DCMAG#3 Print Magazine, OFFF 2013 Exhibition, prizes and fame!
The real life models by Flora Borsi
The digital artist and photography manipulator Flora Borsi answers on "What if these abstract models were real people?" question in her distinctive manner www.behance.net/yayuniversal www.facebook.com/floraborsiphotography





Adobe Mighty Pen and Napoleon Ruler
Yes, that is not a name of a cartoon - those are concept prototypes of new design hardware tools created by Adobe Inc. Alongside with their announcement of Adobe CC (Creative Cloud), team released Mighty Pen and Napoleon Ruler as a debut product designs of their Mighty Project. Check the video below and read full coverage from Adobe MAX 2013 Conference on 9to5mac.com
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Jexqp-MK0pI
MrFrukta Showreel 2013
The resident of Designcollector, youngest motion designer with a rocket career I've ever known Alexey Frolov aka MrFrukta released his motion reel of 2013. Appreciate it on Behance or watch below http://vimeo.com/65166300
An Interactive Forest of Musical Lasers by Marshmallow Laser Feast
Using drones, laser beams, projection mapping, and custom tools, Marshmallow Laser Feast (Memo Akten, Robin McNicholas, and Barney Steel) explores new canvases by creating interactive, real-time, magical experiences "Musical Laser Forests". Laser Forest was commission for the STRP Biennale in Eindhoven last month.


http://vimeo.com/64662736
The Digital Decade - Design Competition
To celebrate 10 Years of Designcollector we have teamed up with the great photo bank Depositphotos to bring you the collaborative competition "The Digital Decade" with a chance to win iPad Mini or Wacom Cintiq and Bamboo!!
Read MoreDigic Pictures Reel
DIGIC Pictures is a high-end animation studio specializing in full 3D animation and visual effects for feature films, commercials and the video game industry. They recently released an epic showreel demonstrating the power of digital motion design.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OASKtZLYNzA
Digital Art of Pawel Rebisz
Digital artist and web designer from Poland - Pawel Rebisz has a few real masterpieces of character design in portfolio worth to see along with other works http://estratura.com/ http://www.behance.net/estratura
Kin-Dza-Dza by Alex Andreyev
There is a long story to tell if the words "Kin-Dza-Dza" reminds you nothing. Briefly this is a title of the famous Soviet sci-fi (with cyberpunk elements) movie directed by gifted Georgi Daneliya in 1986. Few years ago legendary director decide to go with animated version of the movie and just few days ago the fresh cartoon hit Russian cinemas. What I'd like to focus on is the environment drawings done by famous russian digital artist Alex Andreyev, we shared few of them below as well as both movies trailers.
http://www.behance.net/gallery/Ku-Kin-Dza-Dza/8122917 http://alexandreev.com/
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Fiero Animals
Fiero Animals is a Moscow based creative retouching and CGi studio specializing in production of high quality commercial CG and photo based imagery for the advertising and entertainment industries. They have updated their "a-must-visit" portfolio recently.

Digital art of Anton Semenov
Dark scary digital art of Artem Semenov tells me not to visit the attic or bad sites at night. He is a member of SlashTHREE and has few of his work on a high rotation during the last few years I can't rid off from the feeling that Anton was awesomely inspired (or just reminds) by the artworks of darkest illustrator in Russia - Cmart and fiction environment artist Alex Andreev
Tim Reynolds
Tim Reynolds is an exhibit designer and illustrator based in Milwaukee currently experimenting with low-polly 3D graphics. Tim’s work showcases some of the best examples of this technique. http://dribbble.com/turnislefthome













