Charitable Water Bottles
Here is a perfect example of vector art in action. With a very tight timeline, and multiple versions to produce, I took on this assignment for Brita and WalMart.
Someone was nice enough to send me a couple of samples. I’ve got them up on the shelf as a reminder of the project. It was fun to work on with allot of room to play. I hope you like where they ended up.
All of the elements used to build these can from The Vectorvault Vector Library. Take a look for yourself here.
1 of 1 • NFT
This digital piece was animated in Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator then minted as a one-of-a-kind NFT (Non-fungible token).
To learn more about this piece of digital art please visit here.
In Greece she is know by the name Artemis. The animals of the wild and those that pursue them are aware of her dominion over the hunt. Ancient Romans turned to her as a Goddess of Fertility to bring good fortune and prosperity in times of doubt and despair. Her beauty and cunning are captured in the constellations.
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This one-of-a-kind creation is certified unique on the blockchain and destined to increase in value for it's owner. Never to be duplicated again. A unicorn.
This digital piece was first created in 2008 for a digital art show entitled Branded™ which was hosted at Supermarket in Toronto. I have been making digital art since I bought my first Mac in 1992.
I decided to breathe new life into this image and sell it as an animated NFT. My intention was to create something that would increase in value over time for its owner. On a personal note, I wanted to see if art that I had made 10+ years earlier (and not sold previously) would find an audience.
It did. So I guess this collection was ahead of it's time after all. : )
Credits
Diana - Goddess of the Hunt - NFT (1 of 1 )
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