The Internet is a great place to find cool things to inspire, instruct, and motivate.
You can also find online communities of people who can give you feedback.
Here are some websites that you might want to look at!
FFFFOUND! is a community site where people bookmark images. It's a great place to find high quality photography, as well as a lot of post-modern graphic design.
but does it float is a blog of image posts, usually by a given artist. Each post has a lot of images, and a couple sentences that accompany or explain them.
Another source of inspiration that might be obvious, is Art History. Find an artist you like, and figure out what about it you like, then steal those ideas! Good artists borrow, but great artists steal! This doesn't mean to copy somebody, but to take a concept, and take it where it hasn't been taken before.
George-Pierre Seurat, Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte, 1884-1886
Even though this painting is over 100 years old, it still seems new and fresh. If you like this painting, do more research about pointillism, and neo-expressionism.
You can also find online communities of people who can give you feedback.
Here are some websites that you might want to look at!
FFFFOUND! is a community site where people bookmark images. It's a great place to find high quality photography, as well as a lot of post-modern graphic design.
but does it float is a blog of image posts, usually by a given artist. Each post has a lot of images, and a couple sentences that accompany or explain them.
Another source of inspiration that might be obvious, is Art History. Find an artist you like, and figure out what about it you like, then steal those ideas! Good artists borrow, but great artists steal! This doesn't mean to copy somebody, but to take a concept, and take it where it hasn't been taken before.
George-Pierre Seurat, Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte, 1884-1886
Even though this painting is over 100 years old, it still seems new and fresh. If you like this painting, do more research about pointillism, and neo-expressionism.
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