Archive for the ‘Design’ Category

Frucomerci T-shirts To The World

27th May 2010

It was just a question of time…
If you are lucky enough to have met me (joking :) ), you must know I love very very much wearing t-shirts, so I’ve created a couple of designs and created my own shop, worths a try isn’t it?

Tshirts Frucomerci

I’ll upload more designs soon and of course will let you know! Anything you want, don’t hesitate to contact me or comment below.

Thanks!

PS – Jessica Axell, a great illustrator and a friend of mine did one of the designs!

22m Bart’s Blackboard

26th May 2010

Very interesting idea by the Work Club guys in London, inviting an artist (every six months) to decorate their 22 meters long blackboard wall.

It took illustrator Mat Williams two days, 20 white markers, 288 lines and 7697 characters to finish his lines.

Water Colour Art

30th April 2010

I’m definitely not an artist but I used to draw quite well when I was a child. I don’t know why I told that to my girlfriend few weeks ago, but I think she didn’t believe :) me because the other day arrived home with a present, a Sketcher’s pocket box and water colour paper.

To be honest I had never painted with this technique before and will have to learn by myself as I don’t have time to go to a course. But I gave it a try anyway and I have to say that after almost 15 years without holding a pencil, I’m quite happy (but not proud at all) with the firsts results obtained.

First one: Frucomedia Tomato Logo – 55 min

Second one: Reservoir Dogs – 40 min

From now on, if you want to check how am I doing with more paints, I’m going to upload all the stuff I manage to do, at this new domain I’ve set up for mobile uploads: iphone.frucomerci.com

I hope this new-old-hobby keeps myself far from the computer for a few minutes every day.

Have a nice weekend

Master of Plasticine Art by Amateurs – Video

9th April 2010

Hi there,
I wanted to show you how I spent yesterday’s night… Playing with plasticine! I felt like a child again! And this is what I got as a result:


I know, it’s a bit rubbish if you compare it to plasticine art made by professionals, but was my first time messing around with plasticine (since childhood), I’m not a professional and I didn’t get paid for this… so until you try it out by yourselves and send me an example of what you can do, I can name myself as the the master of plasticine art by amateurs (and this video is a masterpiece). what?

Have a nice weekend, and if you need a website, you know who to contact!

Be Aware of the Cat

23rd March 2010

Guys, check Catzilla out, doesn’t look easy to do, and in fact, it wasn’t. Creators (I recommend to visit their site, it’s quite impressive animated) had to spend three weeks living as cats in order to really connect with the feline psyche and three months rendering and re-rendering to put the stuff on fire.



More info
If you liked it you can also watch this other one and more are coming soon.
Cheers!