Train Station by Pablo Ladosa

by Adam Jarvis | Nov 9, 2020 | digital illustration, featured, inspiration, Vector Art, Vector Artists, Vector Gradient Mesh, Vector Prints, Video

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Take a closer look at the detail and craftsmanship that went into this vector piece.
Learn more about Pablo Ladosa and his vector cityscapes.

“I loved art and tech since I was a kid, drawing, painting and sculpture, and since I started to playing on the computer with Illustrator and 3D software, at the age of 12. I loved to spend the evenings designing.

I worked in Madrid and London. Through my art and illustration practice I tried to developed my own visual expression mostly futuristic. But It’s combinig a definite sense of nostalgia with a modern-high tech setting.”

– Pablo Ladosa
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Quantum Sarcophagus

One-of-a-kind NFT

This was my very first attempt at a Non-Fungible Token. It is a digital collage with some symmetrical touches to create a pace. This piece was purchased by ShortCut (a talented Crypto Artist and Investor).

I enjoyed this process. It challenged me to work outside of my design comfort zone and let the inner artist in me free. Since then, my style has continued to broaden and improve. I am grateful to those who have shown interest in my work.

Learn more about this piece here.

Take a closer look at the detail:

Learn about Quantum Sarcophagus here.

Learn more about my experience selling my first set of NFTs here.

This was my very first attempt at making an NFT. I was inspired after I was officially recognized by Canada Council for the Arts as a Canadian Digital Visual Artist.