Digital Art

Explore 4 award-winning designs tagged Digital Art on Design Rumour.

Designer: Mania Carta Design: Digital Art Classification: Computer Graphics

Soya Lankastar

The design of soya reflects the style of the Persian culture in a captivating dark design. A dark hood with crescent symbol for even more mystery design, the ornament necklace adds an additional touch to the witch. The ornament visual design was an inspiration from the window ornaments in the churches. the dragon biting her ears give her such fantasy dark mystery look character design. combining all those elements give to soya a unique visual dark fantasy witch character design style.

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Designer: Mania Carta Design: Digital Art Classification: Computer Graphics

Niferia

The research of this Dark Witch character started by looking into the Korean culture once more, but this time designer wanted to create something realistic, Asian with better character appeal and strong feelings and wanted to make her dark, mysterious in real-time, and realistic. The project starts in the heart of Tokyo in January 2022 and it's updated every two months with new character designs and story reveals.

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Designer: Carlos Cabrera Design: Digital Art Classification: Computer Graphics

Super Ego

Super Ego, an art project that satirises consumer culture and the impact of social media on people. The project aims to criticise the artificial feeding of people's egos through likes and followers on social media platforms such as Instagram. It wanted to create a metaphorical representation of society's new superheroes, whose lives revolve around getting more likes and followers. The project focuses on Instagram, where every image posted online is displayed as a showcase to capture the attention of users.

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Designer: Edu Torres Design: Digital Art Classification: Computer Graphics

Camel Robot

Camel Robot is a digital artwork that reinterprets a brand logo as a robotic animal. The image was built as a three-dimensional model and rendered at high resolution for printing and for display in exhibition and office spaces. References were drawn from industrial machinery, robotics and science fiction. The body is partly open, so the internal cables and the power supply remain visible. A neutral blue and dark palette keeps attention on the main silhouette. The level of detail is balanced to stay believable and easy to read.

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