Unbelievable Work by the Artist James White

Written by Vincent Klaiber on June 10th with 1 Comment

Could you stop saying great things about James White? No, no one can, because what he creates is incredible! James is a digital artist and graphic designer living in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. With ten years experience, he has worked with some of the biggest companies in the world. He runs a online web store, where he sells posters of his brilliant creations. Enjoy!

James Whites Work

Have seen something that inspiring as his work? Take your time and spend some minutes on every creation!

2010

3 Inspiring Years

Reckless Love

Awesome

Tron Legacy poster

100 Hours of Astronomy

2009 the Year of Astronomy

Gasoline Morning

Computer Arts Magazine

La Femme

Atari

Protostar Cosmique

Signalera 1967

Commodore 64

Eindelijk Dynamo

The Black Glass

The O series

Stop the Monuments

Red Bulletin magazine cover

Smashing Magazine 2nd Anniversary poster

Cosmic broadcast

Solid Gold Bomb

Tutorials by James White

Really good and instructive tutorials by James White. You should check them out!

Creating the New Retro: Tutorial

If you somehow missed picking up issue #156 of Computer Arts magazine, which contains my tutorial entitled Creating the New Retro, it is now available as a PDF download from the Computer Arts website. You can check it out right here:

Signalnoise tutorial: The O series

Last week I posted a few images entitled The O Series. The process behind the images is fairly simple and I thought it would make for a good first tutorial post. There is nothing advanced here, and all you will need is a basic knowledge of the layers palette, blending modes and masks.

Signalnoise Tutorial: Rainbow Shards

But before we begin, please PLEASE try experimenting with various steps along the way. I understand tutorials are meant to be a map from point A to point B where you can create the exact results shown, but screw that. Try your own stuff, add images, change the shapes, switch up the colors. Anyone can read and follow instructions, it’s the exploration and playing that makes it your own and can lead down other creative paths. I endorse learning, not replicating.

James White in Cyberspace

Visit all his links shown below, you will see some of his other crazy good creations.

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About Vincent Klaiber

A few years ago, Vincent became interested in design and constructing web. He founded and built up Wordrom with the idea to share good ideas and inspiration, he will also do his best to make Wordrom an interesting place. Thanks!

Unbelievable Work by the Artist James White