DIGITAL ARTIST • VECTOR ART • DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
For eighteen years Vectorvault has championed and promoted the best examples of vector art in the world. Over time, the brand morphed into a digital art persona for Adam Jarvis. Here are 18 posts that celebrate that.
Natalie has done it once again. With an assortment of hand cut collage pieces, she has assembled a delicious and refreshing work of art. Displayed here on her 55″ Samsung Art Frame. Tropical fruit garnish a tropical beauty set against a celebratory champagne flute. Bound together with looping silk, pink fabric.
This digital photo collage piece was inspired by a challenge I put on myself. I created a description in my mind. Then assembled it based on that description. Almost like an art director directing an artist, only inside my head. 4500 individual manual movements later, the result is an interesting slice of a story.
A digital art piece by collage artist Natalie Jarvis (aka NFT Nat). Set in a 55″ Samsung The Frame.
To celebrate their Centennial Anniversary, Canadian Tire has collaborated with Toronto Digital Visual Artist Vectorvault to create 20 of 100 commemorative NFTs. These one of a kind digital keepsakes are blockchain-verified and crafted in Canada.
Olya Valensia is a digital creator with a passion for geometry and movement. Her attention to detail bring her complex geometric creations to life with thoughtful light rendering and colour. Please take a moment to explore her portfolio and follow her on social media.
Fruit packaging requires strategy, efficiency, communication and swift production. The Sweetums brand is built on a solid foundation of good old fashioned design principals. Matched with state of the art production to create the best results. Designing containers that are both durable enough for national transport and appeal to shoppers in the produce section.
Digital art music video for the song Pelota by Khruangbin. Directed by Hugo Rodríguez of Glassworks VFX. Really imaginative and creative. Just like the band that it represents.
In 1942, when Mary Jarvis was a 17-year-old teenager, she dreamed of adventure and travel. This desire for life experiences was the catalyst that prompted her to join the army reserve in Toronto. It wasn’t until the following year, when she turned 18, that she was able to officially enlist in the army and help support the British efforts.
East Continental Gems partnered with the legendary comic book brand to release a limited-edition series of precious gems inspired by the Infinity Stones. These magical stones (valued at $25M US) were showcased in a custom Infinity Gauntlet display.
