The Digital Decade winners at #OFFFSPB

We are proud to present you the winners of The Digital Decade II competition. This is the 2nd year when we are doing it together with our friends and partners at Depositphotos and OFFF Festival. If the last year we exhibited the best work in Barcelona, this year we are lucky enough to set it in our native city - Saint Petersburg.

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Supparat Thepparat

"Supparat Thepparat is an art director and designer from Thailand. He is a master at creating eye-catching advertisements for a whole host of different products. As you can see from the examples on this page, he has a distinct visual style which is rooted in surrealism and digital technology. Everything from cities folding like origami paper to miniature mining expeditions on the surface of a fish can be created by this man." via Supparat-Thepparat-7

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Motion Photography by Micaël Reynaud

Freelance designer and stop-motion animator Micaël Reynaud creates animated GIFs unlike any we’ve seen. His process involves the use of video techniques like slit-scanning, time-lapse, and various forms of masking to create what he refers to as “hypnotic very short films.” Indeed many of these animations are pulled from fully realized videos which you can watch over on his Vimeo channel. Reynaud’s work has not gone unnoticed in the art world, the pigeon GIF above was a finalist in the first Saatchi Gallery Motion Photography competition, and he recently won the 2014 Giphoscope International Art GIF contest. You can scroll through dozens of his creations over on Google+.

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Creative Cloud Mosaic

Just few hours ago Adobe Inc presented its new Adobe CC 2014 product line with a lot of updates and new features. Changes also covered Adobe ID Profiles and a lot of things happened in family products like Behance and Typekit, so, briefly you can access your properties from different environments and even mobile platforms. But leave it to official press releases and marketing, we are here to congratulate Russian and Ukrainian guys that took a part in Creative Cloud Mosaic. For the 2014 release of Creative Cloud, Adobe is celebrating creativity by bringing together amazing artists from around the world to remix the Creative Cloud logo into a collaborative mosaic.

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Russians:

Evgeny Kiselev

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Zutto

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Ruslan Khasanov

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Daria Khoroshavina

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Ukrainian:

Alexey Romanovsky

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Atypical by Pawel Nolbert

Well-known digital artist and graphic designer from Warsaw - Pawel Nolbert presents a series of posters exploring form and rhytm of letters or pseudo-letters presented as half-realistic, half-illustrative figurative sculptures. The artworks were built from an elaborate artistic painterly gestures into expressive arrangements – extending the aesthetic characteristic of typography.

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Landscape Light Installations by Barry Underwood

Drawing inspiration from early theatrical training, and influenced by methods of staged photography and set design, artist Barry Underwood transforms ordinary landscapes into something out of science fiction. The artist utilizes LED lights, luminescent material, and other photographic effects to create fleeting abstract landscapes that are influenced by both accidental and incidental light. via Colossal

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Hopper Meditations by Richard Tuschman

Edward Hopper's art draws a lot of attention last month. Worth to mention Nastya's Ptichek "Emoji Nation" but today's Richard Tuschman’s series “Hopper Meditations” evokes the moody colour palettes, cityscape backdrops, and solitary female characters that are signature elements in Hopper’s paintings.

“I wanted to do a series of staged figurative narratives, somehow connected to past art, but also something I could take ownership of. The sets are all painted dollhouse size dioramas that I built and photographed in my studio. A lot of the furniture is standard dollhouse furniture, but some I made myself. I photographed the models against a plain backdrop, and then made the digital composites in Photoshop. This method gives me a great deal of control over every aspect of the process, and I can do it all in my small studio”

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