Loris F. Alessandria, an Italian freelance illustrator who loves Lego and dogs, feels that inspiration is not in and for chosen few, but all around for us to recognise, acknowledge and appreciate. He goes on to expound on his own insightful findings owing to being open to them along the way.
CG. Having a strong sense of design and the ability to put yourself out there, where do you see yourself in the next couple of years?
LA. Thank you. I am working hard to improve my skills, and to find some new ways to communicate. In the next couple of years, I'd like to see myself as a trusted freelancer; one who gets the opportunity to work with very cool people around the globe.
CG. How is your approach different from others around you? What is the inspiration for the same?
LA. I do not know if my approach is different or not, but I personally think it is not. The chosen approach depends on the project at hand i.e. what is required and apt for it, so that it comes into effect in the best way possible. Usually, though, I like to make use of expressive characters, and even play with lot with colour
My inspiration comes in different forms and mediums; they could be in the form of illustrated books, graphic design projects or animated movies as well. I'm always inspired by the thousands of talented people around me.
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WE ARE THE CHANGE
Chief Creative Officer of Wallcano www.wallcano.com
TIME TO BE PREPARED AND MOTIVATED!
“Life should never get you down whether there’s a lockdown or not. Now, maintain safe social distancing, together we can be all-conquering. Let’s stay together by being apart. This one is straight from the heart” says, my friend Mr Karl Mascarenhas who heads DIVA Pageant Studio in Pune.
Painting Through Pandemic
Vibrant illustrator Tania Yakunova talks about her life as an artist in quarantine and shares her hopes and fears as we all wrestle through this pandemic.
Sketching The Lockdown Away
Known for his humour laced caricatures and cartoons, artist Uday Mohite voices his concerns as the pandemic ensues, the uncertainty reigns and the lockdown continues.
FIGHTING CORONA WITH COLOURS
Through original and vibrant illustrations, Ranganath captures the look and feel of Coronavirus induced pandemic. Here is a conversation to unravel the art, colours, style and mindset of the artist battling the quarantine.
STAY HOME AND MAKE ART
Mural artist Shahul Hameed unravels his secrets to remaining cheerful, positive and hopeful as we endure these stressful times while staying at home.
Battling Quarantine Through Art and Music
Vibrant colours, dark themes and Metal would define the artist and drummer Aaron Pinto who shares the influence of art and music on his quarantine time.
THE FUTURE OF WEB AND APP DESIGN
The Founder and Design Director of Lollypop, Anil Reddy shares his views on how the future of Web & App design hold and how it has already started transforming designers into research and strategy-driven solution provider.
THE FRAMED EMOTIONS
Sushant Kamble is a self-taught artist who turned his experimentations in Photoshop and explorations with art, into his profession. Even today, he enjoys discovering new techniques and features.
The Cosmic Chaos of India
Just like the cosmos, when you see India for the first time everything seems chaotic and yet every Indian person finds his/ her own order in that hustle which all goes in tandem. Pavan Rajurkar a freelance illustrator based out of Mumbai, capture this Indianness perfectly in his artworks for many different brands and studios. Some of his recent illustrations have been displayed here.
