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I am the owner of Pondly.com / art lover / electrical engineer / software developer / MBA in e-business student. I blog for pleasure and love to share my Internet findings.

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Last time we scoured South America (and, strangely, Mexico!) for the best Photoshop talent going around. This week we're turning to the USA and Canada to uncover 20 of the top digital artists on the continent. Is your country or city represented?

1. Joshua M. Smith

Representing: Orlando, Florida

"Hydro74 is a Orlando based designer, otherwise known as Joshua M. Smith. The soul purpose of my career is to push the boundries in doing what I feel is relevant to the market as well as extract various elements and trends to be able to offer them up in my own personal work. But let's be honest. I do what I love because I love it. Not because I have to do it, nor am forced to do it, but rather passionate about doing what I do. I firmly believe in having set style tones, yet a sense of diversity to make any various project unique to the demands that are set forth."

2. James White

Representing: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

"James White has been drawing since the age of 4, scribbling down his favorite characters such as Superman, Batman, the Dukes of Hazzard, etc. Being from a military family, he made 3 big moves through childhood but never strayed from his colored-pencils."

3. 123 Klan

Representing: Montreal, Quebec, Canada

"123Klan is a creative studio founded in France in 1992 by Mrs klor and Scien. We are currently based in Montréal, specializing in new strategies and tendencies.We offer creative consulting, art direction, branding, illustration, toy design, character design, and conferences. We also do graffiti, drink alcohol, smoke ganja, sell drugs, knives, machine guns, uranium and kidneys, as well as many endangered pets, like koalas, seals and dolphins. (Dead or alive. Rare or "a la plancha", depends how you like it...)"

4. Mathieu Beaulieu

Representing: Montreal, Quebec, Canada

This guy just has an awesome portfolio. Im sure I have seen his work before, on TV or in print maybe, but i can't place where. The majority of this design and illustrators work goes in Flash and Photoshop if you can believe it. You really need to see his whole portfolio to get a better idea of his creativity.

5. Erik Jonsson

Representing: Brooklyn, NY, United States

Erik currently works at Your Majesty Co in New York. Although he seems to favor the grungy and edgy style of design, his portfolio shows that he can capture just about any style he goes after.

6. Eric Hoffman

Representing: New York, NY, United States

"For over a decade, New Yorker based Creative Director Eric Hoffman has developed a solid reputation designing projects for both boutique agencies and corporate advertising firms at home and abroad. His work branding, re-launching and strategically positioning fashion, beauty and retail clients has earned him accolades from an industry that is as discerning as it is demanding."

7. David Carson

Representing: Del Mar, CA, United States

"David Carson is principal and chief designer of David Carson Design, Inc. with offices in del mar,california and zurich switzerland. Carson graduated with "honors and distinction" from San Diego state university, where he received a BFA degree in sociology. A former professional surfer, he was ranked #9 in the world during his college days. Numerous groups including the New York Type Directors Club, American Center for Design and I.D. magazine have recognized his studio's work with a wide range of clients in both the business and arts worlds.

8. Thomas Pringle

Representing: London, Canada

"Thomas Emil Pringle, Born 1977 in Copenhagen, Denmark. It is here that he has been doing concept art and commercial illustrations for the last couple of years. Some of his clients include; Blur Studio, THQ, Armature Studio, Digital Extremes, Avalanche studios, and Vectorcell."

9. Bobby Chiu

Representing: Toronto, Canada

"I'm an independant artist. I make art books and teach digital painting at Sheridan College. Art has been my savior. It gives me freedom. Half the time I feel like I've already retired. I sleep when I want, I get up when I want, and I just do what I want all day: Art. What could be better than that?"

10. David Waters

Representing: Moscow, ID, United States

David is an awesome Photoshop artists who's work you have probably seen a number of times without knowing who he was. He is definitely a true master at image manipulation and crafting multiple images into a cohesive piece amazing art.

11. Jared Nickerson

Representing: Seattle, WA, United States

"J3Concepts is Jared Nickerson, a 26 year old illustrator based out of Seattle, WA. He has been in the industry for 5+ years and specializes in character, editorial, videogame, and art direction."

12. Jeff Huang

Representing: New York, NY, United States

"Jeff Huang is a twenty-one year old graphic artist and illustrator residing in New York City, USA. He specializes mainly in digital illustration and photo manipulation, with knowledge in 3D modeling & animation and motion graphics & compositing. A diverse artist, Jeff demonstrates many styles. You can find his body of work to be a blend of genres such as traditional street art and graffiti, surrealism, digital matte-painting, 2D Illustration, and 3D abstracts. "

13. Charlene Chua

Representing: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

"Charlene is an award-winning illustrator whose work has appeared in magazines, cd covers, advertisements, brochures and billboards. She also illustrated the children's book, Julie Black Belt, from Immedium Publishing, and writes for Photoshop Creative and Official Painter magazines. Originally from Singapore, she currently resides in Toronto with her husband and two cats. See the custom wallpaper she did for Outlaw Design Blog."

14. Andreas Fernhede Dagman

Representing: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

"The Super Awesome is the online portfolio of 25 year old aspiring graphic designer and illustrator Andreas Fernhede Dagman. A student at the second year of the Digital Media course at Hyper Island in Karlskrona, Sweden. Recently just finished seven months of internship as an Interactive Designer at Sid Lee, Montreal."

15. Aaron Sikstrom

Representing: Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

"Aaron Sikstrom has a cool illustration style that mixes child book style illustrations with a touch of something more. I think the combination of illustration style and her bold use of color is really makes her work stand out from others who do similar work."

16. Adhemas Batista

Representing: Los Angeles, CA, United States

Adhemas Batista is originally from the South area of Brazil. He started teaching himself art and design at the early age of 15. Seems like all that self teaching has paid off, as he has made quite a name for himself. his style has won him multiple awards in the industry.

17. Chris Parks

Representing: Saint Petersburg, FL, United States

"Pale Horse is the design studio and gallery of Chris Parks, part-time thrasher, part-time designer and full-time maniac. Chris' work is inspired by his love for tattoo art, Japanese culture, mythology and horror movies. Since opening the studio, Chris has had the opportunity to create artwork for companies, like Nike, Vans, Etnies, Red Bull, Hurley, The Cartoon Network, Iron Fist Clothing, Globe, Mattel and many more."

18. Jake Souva

Representing: Binghamton, NY, United States

"Born of two loving and artistic parents, I was always drawing things for the sole purpose of having them immortalized forever on the fridge. Thankfully, Mom and Dad valued the making of art (even if it consisted of random scribbles that would never look like a mandolin playing platypus, or whatever the topic was at that moment) and encouraged me with kind words. I later discovered the joy of Maurice Sendak, Bill Peet, and Dr. Seuss at the library and fell in love with illustration. Middle school cemented the love, when I found out that the ability to draw Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles could make you popular (if but for the moment). All of these early memories of illustration drove me to Syracuse University, where I received my BFA in Illustration."

19. Marc Sarmel

Representing: Detroit, MI, United States

Marc Sarmel studied design at the College for Creative Studies. Today he uses his design skills mostly in an artistic manner. His work has been showcased in a number of galleries. He has also started a shop where he creates prints and clothing from his work.

20. Steve McGhee

Representing: Woodstock, Ontario, Canada

"Born and raised in London Ontario Canada, I grew up wanting to be a fireman... But as luck would have it, my teachers in Elementary and High School noticed that I had "artistic ability". In grade 8, as I left the comforting walls of my beloved Lord Nelson Public, my homeroom teacher, Mr. Webster wrote in my yearbook, "Most likely to be designing cereal boxes"."

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Here we've collected together over 50 legendary examples of digital painting in Photoshop. This hyper-modern medium blends traditional painting techniques with a digital canvas to produce stunning results. Featuring Cris de Lara, Alon Chou, Frederic St-Arnaud and others. This article contains some mild artistic nudity.
Editor's note: In an effort to introduce some of our newest readers to some of our older, and most popular content we have decided to resurrect this post from November 2008 for everyone to enjoy for the first or second time. Enjoy!
1. Marta Dahlig

Marta is a long-standing Deviant Artist. She is 22 and from Poland, and she has been with DeviantArt since early 2003. During that time her amazing artwork and community involvement has made her work easily recognizable on the Deviant Art site. Her series of the seven deadly sins are pure perfection and a must see for any aspiring digital painter.

2. Daniel Conway

Daniel is a 23 year old lad who is currently living in the UK. He has spent 3 years studying both traditional art and digital animation. Currently however, he has been teaching himself the art of digital painting. His self teaching has certainly paid off, because his portfolio is truly amazing.

3. Marek Okon

Marek is also another digital painter from Poland. He is 27 and has some incredible talent. While he has been painting and doing web design for a while, it was only recently that he started he digital painting career. As you can see by looking at some his work, Mark is very into the sci-fi world. As a result, his work creates scenes that are truly creative and futuristic.

4. Cris de Lara

Who says all digital painting has to be complex sci-fi art? Cris has an awesome digital painting portfolio filled with a wider variety of subjects. Cris is currently living in Canada and started her jump into the digital painting world by learning traditional painting first. She first started with oil painting, but has now grown into doing work with comic books, illustrations, and TV.

5. Artgerm

Artgerm is the studio head and creative director of the talented digital painting studio Imaginary Friends. He is obsessed with Manga comics and this shows in some of his work. When not painting, he studies various other medias and styles as well as designs t-shirts.

6. Lorenz Hideyoshi Ruwwe

Lorenz is a freelance digital artist born in Germany. After finishing his studies, he decided to freelance full time and has been doing quite well at it. He mostly works with clients in the entertainment industry such as movies, video games, and books. The majority of his digital painting skills are self taught.

7. Alon Chou

Alon started working at a gaming studio doing 3D modeling work, but was more interested in his 2D work so he decided to leave his job. Today he works as a freelancer doing digital painting and other 2D jobs. Mostly he does character and scene designs for games and movies.

8. Linda Bergvist

If you are into CG and digital painting, you have probably seen the EXPOSÃ‰ and EXOTIQUE books. If so, you have also seen some of Linda's work. Here digital paintings are no stranger to collections of great digital artwork. She likes to use a combination of Corel Painter and Photoshop to create her digital painting masterpieces.

9. Aleksi Briclot

Aleksi mostly works in the video game industry using his talents as a digital painter for creating concept imagery for game designs. Aleksi's work isn't limited to sci-fi digital paintings, but can also be found in books, comics, and a variety of magazines.

10. Goro Fujita

Goro was born in Japan, but moved to Germany where he currently lives today. Shortly after high school, Goro began freelancing with graphic design and programming. This led to his interest in animation and digital painting. Today he focuses mostly of digital painting and 3D animation. He currently works as a visual development director for feature films.

11. Jason Chan

Jason is from San Francisco and has been pretty successful in the digital painting community. His unique, child like sci-fi style has allowed him to create his own little niche in the community. You may have seen some of his work on the popular card game, Magic the Gathering.

12. Bobby Chui

Bobby started learning about digital painting by being an extremely active member on the CG Society website. Today he is not only an amazing digital painter, but also the owner of Imaginism Studios in Toronto. It is here where he teaches other about digital painting techniques. His art has won a number of awards and is very different from many of the other artists featured here today.

13. Robert Kim

Here we have another amazing young deviant artist who is filled with talent. Robert is 22 and from Calgary, Canada. He draws much of his inspiration from games, anime, and art. His digital painting offers a nice change from the complexly detailed images of many other digital painters. His style crafts together a mix of creative imagery and traditional painting to formulate an outstanding finished product.

14. Craig Sellars

Currently, Craig works as a freelance visual development artist. Mostly this means he works in the video game industry as a concept designer. In the years past he has worked with Walt Disney Features and the behemoth video game company Electronic Arts.

15. Vitaly Samarin Alexius

Vitaly was born in 1984 in south central Siberian Russia. In 1998 Vitaly moved half way across the world to Toronto. It is here that he began his journey into learning the world of art, Photoshop, and digital painting. He has a created a style unique to his name which he likes to call "dreamisim." He currently works as a photographer and illustrator.

16. Frederic St-Arnaud

You have probably seen a ton of Frederic's work without even knowing it. He has been in the business for over 11 years and has worked some really big names. He has learned everything from basic drawing to 3D animation. Some of his most popular projects include major motion picture posters such as Sin City, Indiana Jones, and Death Race.

17. Raphael Lacoste

Raphael grew up in France, but currently lives in Canada with his wife and son. Originally Raphael studied the fine arts, but later on in his life he began studying 3D animation. Currently Raphael is working as an art director for video games and other CG related work.

18. Taeyoung Choi

Taeyoung started out as a drawing instructor, but slowly worked his way into the world of digital painting and 3D animation. He mostly focuses his skills on the gaming industry to create character and background concepts. He has won several awards and features in an older edition of the EXPOSE book.
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Last time we scoured South America (and, strangely, Mexico!) for the best Photoshop talent going around. This week we're turning to the USA and Canada to uncover 20 of the top digital artists on the continent. Is your country or city represented?

1. Joshua M. Smith

Representing: Orlando, Florida

"Hydro74 is a Orlando based designer, otherwise known as Joshua M. Smith. The soul purpose of my career is to push the boundries in doing what I feel is relevant to the market as well as extract various elements and trends to be able to offer them up in my own personal work. But let's be honest. I do what I love because I love it. Not because I have to do it, nor am forced to do it, but rather passionate about doing what I do. I firmly believe in having set style tones, yet a sense of diversity to make any various project unique to the demands that are set forth."

2. James White

Representing: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

"James White has been drawing since the age of 4, scribbling down his favorite characters such as Superman, Batman, the Dukes of Hazzard, etc. Being from a military family, he made 3 big moves through childhood but never strayed from his colored-pencils."

3. 123 Klan

Representing: Montreal, Quebec, Canada

"123Klan is a creative studio founded in France in 1992 by Mrs klor and Scien. We are currently based in Montréal, specializing in new strategies and tendencies.We offer creative consulting, art direction, branding, illustration, toy design, character design, and conferences. We also do graffiti, drink alcohol, smoke ganja, sell drugs, knives, machine guns, uranium and kidneys, as well as many endangered pets, like koalas, seals and dolphins. (Dead or alive. Rare or "a la plancha", depends how you like it...)"

4. Mathieu Beaulieu

Representing: Montreal, Quebec, Canada

This guy just has an awesome portfolio. Im sure I have seen his work before, on TV or in print maybe, but i can't place where. The majority of this design and illustrators work goes in Flash and Photoshop if you can believe it. You really need to see his whole portfolio to get a better idea of his creativity.

5. Erik Jonsson

Representing: Brooklyn, NY, United States

Erik currently works at Your Majesty Co in New York. Although he seems to favor the grungy and edgy style of design, his portfolio shows that he can capture just about any style he goes after.

6. Eric Hoffman

Representing: New York, NY, United States

"For over a decade, New Yorker based Creative Director Eric Hoffman has developed a solid reputation designing projects for both boutique agencies and corporate advertising firms at home and abroad. His work branding, re-launching and strategically positioning fashion, beauty and retail clients has earned him accolades from an industry that is as discerning as it is demanding."

7. David Carson

Representing: Del Mar, CA, United States

"David Carson is principal and chief designer of David Carson Design, Inc. with offices in del mar,california and zurich switzerland. Carson graduated with "honors and distinction" from San Diego state university, where he received a BFA degree in sociology. A former professional surfer, he was ranked #9 in the world during his college days. Numerous groups including the New York Type Directors Club, American Center for Design and I.D. magazine have recognized his studio's work with a wide range of clients in both the business and arts worlds.

8. Thomas Pringle

Representing: London, Canada

"Thomas Emil Pringle, Born 1977 in Copenhagen, Denmark. It is here that he has been doing concept art and commercial illustrations for the last couple of years. Some of his clients include; Blur Studio, THQ, Armature Studio, Digital Extremes, Avalanche studios, and Vectorcell."

9. Bobby Chiu

Representing: Toronto, Canada

"I'm an independant artist. I make art books and teach digital painting at Sheridan College. Art has been my savior. It gives me freedom. Half the time I feel like I've already retired. I sleep when I want, I get up when I want, and I just do what I want all day: Art. What could be better than that?"

10. David Waters

Representing: Moscow, ID, United States

David is an awesome Photoshop artists who's work you have probably seen a number of times without knowing who he was. He is definitely a true master at image manipulation and crafting multiple images into a cohesive piece amazing art.

11. Jared Nickerson

Representing: Seattle, WA, United States

"J3Concepts is Jared Nickerson, a 26 year old illustrator based out of Seattle, WA. He has been in the industry for 5+ years and specializes in character, editorial, videogame, and art direction."

12. Jeff Huang

Representing: New York, NY, United States

"Jeff Huang is a twenty-one year old graphic artist and illustrator residing in New York City, USA. He specializes mainly in digital illustration and photo manipulation, with knowledge in 3D modeling & animation and motion graphics & compositing. A diverse artist, Jeff demonstrates many styles. You can find his body of work to be a blend of genres such as traditional street art and graffiti, surrealism, digital matte-painting, 2D Illustration, and 3D abstracts. "

13. Charlene Chua

Representing: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

"Charlene is an award-winning illustrator whose work has appeared in magazines, cd covers, advertisements, brochures and billboards. She also illustrated the children's book, Julie Black Belt, from Immedium Publishing, and writes for Photoshop Creative and Official Painter magazines. Originally from Singapore, she currently resides in Toronto with her husband and two cats. See the custom wallpaper she did for Outlaw Design Blog."

14. Andreas Fernhede Dagman

Representing: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

"The Super Awesome is the online portfolio of 25 year old aspiring graphic designer and illustrator Andreas Fernhede Dagman. A student at the second year of the Digital Media course at Hyper Island in Karlskrona, Sweden. Recently just finished seven months of internship as an Interactive Designer at Sid Lee, Montreal."

15. Aaron Sikstrom

Representing: Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

"Aaron Sikstrom has a cool illustration style that mixes child book style illustrations with a touch of something more. I think the combination of illustration style and her bold use of color is really makes her work stand out from others who do similar work."

16. Adhemas Batista

Representing: Los Angeles, CA, United States

Adhemas Batista is originally from the South area of Brazil. He started teaching himself art and design at the early age of 15. Seems like all that self teaching has paid off, as he has made quite a name for himself. his style has won him multiple awards in the industry.

17. Chris Parks

Representing: Saint Petersburg, FL, United States

"Pale Horse is the design studio and gallery of Chris Parks, part-time thrasher, part-time designer and full-time maniac. Chris' work is inspired by his love for tattoo art, Japanese culture, mythology and horror movies. Since opening the studio, Chris has had the opportunity to create artwork for companies, like Nike, Vans, Etnies, Red Bull, Hurley, The Cartoon Network, Iron Fist Clothing, Globe, Mattel and many more."

18. Jake Souva

Representing: Binghamton, NY, United States

"Born of two loving and artistic parents, I was always drawing things for the sole purpose of having them immortalized forever on the fridge. Thankfully, Mom and Dad valued the making of art (even if it consisted of random scribbles that would never look like a mandolin playing platypus, or whatever the topic was at that moment) and encouraged me with kind words. I later discovered the joy of Maurice Sendak, Bill Peet, and Dr. Seuss at the library and fell in love with illustration. Middle school cemented the love, when I found out that the ability to draw Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles could make you popular (if but for the moment). All of these early memories of illustration drove me to Syracuse University, where I received my BFA in Illustration."

19. Marc Sarmel

Representing: Detroit, MI, United States

Marc Sarmel studied design at the College for Creative Studies. Today he uses his design skills mostly in an artistic manner. His work has been showcased in a number of galleries. He has also started a shop where he creates prints and clothing from his work.

20. Steve McGhee

Representing: Woodstock, Ontario, Canada

"Born and raised in London Ontario Canada, I grew up wanting to be a fireman... But as luck would have it, my teachers in Elementary and High School noticed that I had "artistic ability". In grade 8, as I left the comforting walls of my beloved Lord Nelson Public, my homeroom teacher, Mr. Webster wrote in my yearbook, "Most likely to be designing cereal boxes"."

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2. 2. Digital Arts are createdusing various digital toolsand technologies as themain construction of thepresentation more than justthe traditional mediums,which has revolutionizedthe way of producing andexperiencing arts.

3. 3. Digital art is said to be the"art of the contemporary."

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7. 9. Digital PhotographyThe artist uses a digital orconventional camera. Thephotographs are digitized andtranslated to the computerenvironment where the artistuses image editing and specialeffects software to performdarkroom type manipulations.

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9. 11. PhotopaintingThis combines thedisciplines ofphotography andpainting. The artist usesimage editing and paintsoftware to go beyonddark room techniques toadd further expression tothe image.

10. 12. Digital CollageThis is a technique ofcombining manyimages from varyingsources into oneimage. This is mostcommonly achievedby the use of layeringtechniques in imageediting and paintsoftware.

11. 13. 2D Digital Painting The artist creates 2D images totally in the computer virtual environment with the use of painting tools that emulate natural media styles. Sometimes referred to as "Natural Media".

12. 14. 2D Digital Painting

13. 15. 3D Digital PaintingThe artist uses3D modelingand renderingsoftware toessentiallysculpt in virtualspace. Thismethod alsomakes use ofall of the othermethods.

14. 16. Vector Drawing The artist uses vector drawing software and creates the image totally in the virtual environment. This makes use of shapes which are outlined and can be filled with various colors and patterns. This tends to produce a harder edged or graphic look.

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16. 18. Algorithmic / Fractals This is art produced exclusively by mathematical manipulations. This is the so-called "computer generated" art. The art here lies in the invention of the mathematical formulas themselves and the way the programs are written to take advantage of the display capabilities of the hardware. The art also lies in the creative intentions and subsequent selections of the artist/mathematician.

17. 19. Algorithmic / Fractals

18. 20. Integrated ArtThis is the "mixed media"of the digital art world.Artists combine any numberof the techniques to achieveunique results. The digitalenvironment is much lessrestricted than conventionalmediums in this type ofintegration andmanipulation.

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20. Poser Pro 2014. Basically, Poser tries to solve this problem: "I've got 99 assets but an animation ain't one." If you want to make a 3D animation, steps 1 through 99 often all involve the advanced and tedious tasks of making the 3D characters, scenes, props, textures, lighting, and plenty of other lengthy dropdown menus that get in your way if all you want to do is animate. Poser gives you all of the 3D supplies you need, and the rest is up to you. While it might not hold immense clout in the various animation industries, if you're someone who is considering a related career path and don't want to spend thousands of tuition dollars or hundreds of hours watching tutorials to find out if 3D animation is something you'd actually enjoy, then Poser is absolutely essential.

19. GoAnimate: This Web software is a do-it-yourself animation package that has over five million users, and I'd bet half of them don't even consider themselves "artists" because that's how damn easy GoAnimate is to use. Sign up to their site and you have access to thousands of character models, scene backdrops, audio recording, lip-syncing features, and art asset props. Some users have become so famous in its community that they can even make a living by selling their art props back to the community for widespread use. Be it YouTube, Vine, or video ad popups, video content continues to rise as a top form of communication on the Internet, and GoAnimate hopes that Internet users - not just "artists" - from all walks of life embrace their tools to join in on the fun.

18. SketchBook Pro. Yes, Autodesk isn't just dominating the 3D industry anymore, and with a few SketchBook Pro iterations under their belt in the past few years they've quickly assembled a digital drawing and painting application that's essential for every form of 2D artist. It still needs a few more versions of updates to propel it to the top of the charts against its competition, but it's well on its way. What it currently lacks in true power, it makes up for in speed. This is a program that really understands that a good artist doesn't need 50 brushes and menu options to make good art, and that the most important thing for a new concept is to let an artist draw as much as possible as quick as possible. With its simple brush setup, awesome steady stroke tool, and incredibly helpful magnetic shape guiders, it's hard to believe how much you can accomplish with a limited time budget. Throw as much on the screen as you want without a single stutter. You can zoom all the way in, all the way out, and rotate the entire screen's canvas exactly how you want in the middle of your workflow without any hiccups. If it can keep up those speeds while continuing to add more presets and tools, SketchBook Pro will quickly be competing for the throne.

As the 3D art industry began to boom a decade ago, the software companies had to adapt to new and grandiose demands from the studios that were redefining what digital art was, and what it was capable of accomplishing. Polygon limits were quickly evaporating as computer technology removed render restrictions and Weta Digital created Mudbox to help them make the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Originally called Skymatter, it later made its sculpting and texture painting tools available to the public as a revolutionary solution for the time consuming tasks of making displacement and normal maps. Then in 2007, Autodesk acquired Skymatter Inc. in their ongoing mission of dominating all of their competition in the industry. This powerful software impresses artists the very first day they use it, so why not try the 30 day free trial of Mudbox? If you love it but don't like its price tag, then I'll let you in on a secret: xNormal v3.18.3 is rapidly becoming just as good, and it's 100% free. Given the 3D industry's habit of swarming towards hot new tools, xNormal's demand continues to grow by the month.

16. Blender 2.68a. Blender is the perfect introduction to all that 3D software has to offer animators. It has most of the features you'll find on the top-of-line 3D modeling programs' bullet point boast lists, but it's 100% free. There are no extra features that have price tags or any other forms of financial trickery; Blender is free. It's also small in size by comparison to its competitors, and its gigantic online community has hundreds of tutorials available publicly, which are also all free. Speaking of free, anything you make in Blender, ever, is yours and you're free to use or sell it without paying licensing fees. If I haven't convinced you yet, maybe this famous 1080p short film that was made entirely from Blender years ago will: Big Buck Bunny. Hooked yet? Good! Blender even has its own Blender Institute with certified trainers that can teach you in-person or online about every advanced aspect of the software for far less than standard tuition fees.

15. FlipBook 6.86: So you just clicked on that link and think I'm crazy. A site that ancient looking can't possibly have a product that's worth using in today's art industry? You're wrong. Don't let DigiCel's outdated looking Web site for FlipBook fool you; they're convinced in the belief that if something isn't broke, then there's nothing to fix. While every other art program you've used over the years sees consistent annual updates that change every inch of the user interface, FlipBook still looks mostly the same as it did over a decade ago. If you're a 2D animator then you're limiting your career and your creations if you don't try FlipBook.

14. Easy Paint Tool SAI. A few years ago, when asked how I felt about "Paint SAI", I told friends it wouldn't catch on and in a few more years no one would remember SAI. I was wrong. Since then, I've ditched the mob mentality that relies too heavily on industry standards or what online community opinions on popular topics or trends. With that in mind I highly urge every reader to not skip over software just because it's not on this list. These 20 programs should be your guidelines to start from, and you should be your own judge if your employer gives you that freedom. So what helped Paint Tool SAI catch on? In a sea of simple paint programs that have an abundance of interface and brush customization options, SAI had more or better choices than most competitors. A digital artist's previous, current, and next painting project often differ drastically from each other, and when immense flexibility is needed, Easy Pain Tool SAI is the chameleon of paintbrushes.

13. FL Studio 11. When's the last time you watched a TV show or a film without the audio on? Musicians are just as integral to the entertainment industries as the visual artists are, and FL Studio gives them unlimited tools. Originally known as Fruity Loops, it began in late 1997 as nothing more than a MIDI program, and slowly underwent several huge updates that gave it legs to compete with the industry's top names. However, the community consensus was still that it was more of a beginner's software than a fully developed professional set of tools, but that didn't stop Fruity Loops. It changed its name to FL Studio and underwent another round of updates that, in recent years, has catapulted it to the top of the industry. The best part? While other companies on this list like Adobe have shifted towards subscription-based fees that charge you endlessly to use the programs you need to use over the span of your entire career, FL Studio instead has lifetime free updates for its programs. Yes, you read that correct, and "all FL Studio 10 customers will be able to update to a fully functioning version of FL Studio 11, 12, etc, for free." One whole version later, and they're still staying true to their word. This is a piece of software that's not only worth knowing and using for years to come, but it's also one that will be the cheapest to use over the course of your entire career!

12. Flash Professional CC. Flash used to be owned by Macromedia back when it exploded in popularity in the early years of the Internet, which is exactly why Adobe eagerly bought Macromedia. Despite being immensely popular, its ubiquity only heightened as Internet speeds rose across the nations, with Flash gaining more exposure and value as each year passed. As the 3D animation industry continues to dominate several corners of the market, Flash simply finds new outlets to thrive in, whether it be viral YouTube animations or pesky pop-up ads. Artists with Flash experience on their resumes are still in high demand across America, and it's not too late to find huge success from training to be an expert in Flash.

11. Painter X3. The best way to describe Corel's Painter programs is to just let someone try them. It's too easy for digital artists to get wrapped up in menus and interfaces and making it all about the pixels. With Painter the monitor melts away and it truly feels like you're using real paint on a real canvas, and that no amount of math or computer code could ever create each and every realistic and messy brush stroke you make. And yet, this powerful software accomplishes exactly that, and the illusion of painting in Corel Painter is just as surreal as the art you can make with it. It oozes with style and wonder and all the other things that make each artist different from every other artist. With that in mind, if you choose any two painting programs from this list, make sure it's Painter and one other piece of software.

10. ZBrush 4R6. Pixologic's ZBrush took the industry by storm in the early 2000's. Its vision of the rapidly approaching future was filled with millions of polygons on our screens, and their solution was a program that could handle the elaborate needs of advancing computer technologies. Almost overnight ZBrush was seeing use in high budget films, including the VFX in the Lord of the Rings movies. Back when tight polygon limits were still plaguing the game industry, ZBrush was already ditching the "modeling" term for "sculpting" and setting its sights on different ways to handle complex object topologies. While its competitors have branched out and catered to artists' every feature demand, ZBrush instead keeps its focus on high quality 3D objects while ignoring animation and other industry needs almost entirely. ZRemesher is a great step forward in making the software work the way the artist wants, and not the other way around, but only time will tell if ZBrush moves up or down the list.

9. Cinema 4D Prime. "Cinema 4D R15" as it's currently known by many, is Maxon's 3D modeling, animating, and rendering software that's had the pleasure of not changing hands of ownership with any other company since its inception. The perks to that definitely show: Cinema 4D boasts enough features to allow it to stay neck-and-neck competitive with all other software juggernauts in the 3D industry. If you've seen a movie in theaters lately, you've probably seen Cinema 4D in action not only in the film, but also in most of the trailers for the film previews as well. One of the aspects that make it so appealing to artists is its ability to easily take objects from one program to the next (such as Element 3D) so that a 3D project's renders are never limited by just one piece of software's capabilities. Look what it can do with Artists who are skilled in Cinema 4D aren't limited to any corner of the VFX industry; they have the freedom to adventure into every single path that the entertainment industry has to offer. If you want to make any graphic that's going to move around on a screen, Cinema 4D is an essential program worth learning.

It was originally focused on just 3D animation above all else, but after years of competing with Autodesk 3ds Max it changed hands a few times before getting acquired by Autodesk in 2005, and has been expanded regularly ever since. In the past decade it's continued to advance 3D the animation industry every year and has been involved in dozens of Academy Award winning films along the way. If you want to be the best 3D animator you can be, and are willing to learn all there is to know about modeling, skinning, rigging, cloth, fur, fluids, physics, and particle effects, then there aren't many paths through the industry that don't lead through, or stop at, Autodesk Maya.

7. Toon Boom Studio 8. So, you want to be a professional 2D animator? Sometimes it's as easy as figuring out what software the pros use, and then training and practicing with the programs for a thousand hours until you've become an expert. It's no secret that Toon Boom Studio is prevalent in the 2D animation industry, and hundreds of famous shows and films have already used this essential software to bring their creations to life. As the years pass the list will only grow longer, as will the amount of available jobs out there for you to fill! What are you waiting for?

6. Illustrator CC. If there's one piece of software that has a borderline monopoly stranglehold clutch on an industry, it's Adobe Illustrator. The entire graphic design economy lives and breathes with this pile of code that lets artists make any vector based graphics they can imagine for their advertising clients, and it's so damn good that it's rarely an option which program you use in related career paths. What's even better is that as Adobe transitions into their monthly and annual subscription based model over a one-time price tag, Adobe Creative Cloud is actually most appealing to graphic designers who need an unending flow of new art assets for each project.

5. Premiere Pro CC. I've said it before and I'll say it again: Premire Pro is "a beastly piece of software that is one of the few programs you can ever put on your computer that has the ability to push your PC to its processor limits. If you want to be a digital video editor there are plenty of software options, but when it comes to which is best when price is not a concern, it's hard to argue that anything other than Premiere Pro [CC] sits at the throne." Add in its powerful sister program, Adobe After Effects CC, and you have the most prolific pair of digital video editing software the industry has ever known. Why settle for less?

4. Unity Pro 4. The game industry has overtaken the film industry in the past decade in terms of overall profits, and recently it's only expanded even more rapidly as phones and tablets have shaped new markets for the future. From the simplest of iOS or Android games to the most complex 3D game for the PS3, Xbox 360, or Wii, Unity has tackled every inch of the industry. Not to mention it single handedly evolved the indie game development market in less time than it takes to get a college degree in any of these industries. It's no longer an interesting and appealing game engine; its domination and ubiquity makes it absolutely essential for every artist in the game industry. It doesn't matter which branch or chain of art assets you're responsible for within your company's hierarchy of tasks; if you're an artist in the game industry then it's only a matter of time before you're required to plug art asset files into Unity and play test the most recent build of your project.

Mari is the 3D texture painting software that's been used in Avatar and countless other films in the recent era of VFX. From the words of the Creature Art Director at Weta Digital: "Mari is very user friendly, allowing artists to spend more time painting and less time grappling with technical issues." When the art industry evolves into a 1080p playground where every detail counts and no mistake on screen will go unnoticed, it's not surprising that many of the industry's top studios aren't just relying on 3D modeling software's prepackaged texturing options. When 3D scenes are filled with millions of polygons that need to all look exactly right or risk ruining an entire screen of pixels, Mari is the industry's essential software to meet those high expectations. When Mari is being used by some of the largest budgets in the history of the film industry, it's not an exaggeration to say that Mari is the best texturing program that money can buy.

Find me thing that Autodesk's 3ds Max doesn't do in the 3D industry, and I'll find you an incredibly expensive program that only does that thing and nothing else, and if you wait a few more years, Autodesk will probably buy the company who makes it. It's not even that it's a monopoly; it's just that it's unstoppable. Usually computer hardware improves and software tries to catch up, but for almost two decades 3ds Max has been a pioneer program that's challenged what every computer on the planet was capable of achieving, and then pushed future technologies to do the impossible tasks of yesterday. When your program is by the tech industry's top hardware, you know you've found an absolutely essential piece of software that you'll be using for the rest of your life as a 3D artist.

1. Photoshop CS6. That's right; I'm choosing Photoshop CS6, and not Photoshop Creative Cloud. With its birth in the late 80s, Adobe Photoshop is quickly becoming older than most of the professional artists who use it these days in the digital art and entertainment industries. While we were busy growing up and going about our nonlinear paths in life, Photoshop has spent a quarter of a century only moving forward. It's improved and perfected itself so that it can provide every possible solution to every possible problem. But you know what happens when your software gets close to perfection? We might not need the next version of it. It's really not a bold or revolutionary concept, but it's one Adobe doesn't want you to think of or believe in for a second. Instead, they want to charge you a monthly fee to use the successor version to CS6, with Photoshop Creative Cloud being the program that you'll have to pay for every year for the rest of your life. No thanks.

I'm not saying it won't be necessary to eventually upgrade, but it certainly isn't a need yet. Sure, if your company foots the bill then what do you care, and heck, more than half of the programs on this list Photoshop to function at their full potential, so as their needs change you might have to upgrade to continue working smoothly and stay competitive, but in 2014 the vast majority of artists will to know and use Photoshop, but don't let any online list - including this one - bully you into thinking you're hurting your career by not spending hundreds of extra dollars on the newest releases of software instead of using a slightly outdated version. Photoshop essential, but you should be the one to decide which version is right for you.

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1. NIARK1

Representing: Paris, France.

"I make flyers, identities and logos, illustrations, web design, characters, graphic design, stickers, covers, toys, skateboards, deco, arts and many more! If you want more info about myself or my work don't hesitate to contact me. I'm cool and I'm interested by any connections that I can make and any exciting projects."

2. Peter Jaworowski

Representing: Warsaw, Poland.

"I am the co-owner of the Warsaw-based creative studio, Ars Thanea, where I'm also design director. Debut Art represents me worldwide and Mushroom in Spain. Offline, you can check out my work in regular print publications like /Computer Arts/, /idN/ and /Advanced Photoshop/. I also write for Reform & Revolution and Cpluv, if you happen to frequent those sites!"

3. Bechira Soren

Representing: Timisoara, Romania.

Bechira Sorin is what we would call a "veteran" in the world of graphic design. He is 30 years old and displays impeccable skills in not only Photoshop but also in multimedia techniques.

4. Sakke Soini

Representing: Helsinki, Finland.

"Right now I am working as a freelancer and balancing my time between web design, illustrations, event management/promotion, DJing and VJing."

5. David Fuhrer (aka Microbot)

Representing: Bern, Switzerland.

David Fuhrer is a self-taught digital painter with a passion for making some of the most creative and vivid art around. David is an extremely talented and creates some of his art by mixing 3D elements with painting.

6. Alberto Seveso

Representing: Rome, Italy.

Alberto's digital illustrations have a distinct style, often featuring human forms made up of multi-layered tribal patterns with a 3D look. He has used this style to illustrate athletes Michael Phelps and Kelly Slater for prominent magazines. Hey says it doesn't matter where he lives because the world has no borders.

7. Nik Ainley

Representing: Oxford, United Kingdom.

"Nik Ainley is a UK based illustrator who produces both personal and commissioned work. He rather bizarrely taught himself Photoshop in his spare time while gaining a degree in physics at Imperial College in London. He enjoyed it so much he ditched physics and moved full time into design and illustration."

8. Pete Harrison

Representing: London, United Kingdom.

If you like that soft pastel 80's look, then you will love the stuff in Pete Harrison's portfolio. He has truly conquered that design style. But his skills don't stop there. He is truly gifted in mixing images with shapes, colors, text in a original and creative manner.

9. Sam Gilbey

Representing: Bedford, United Kingdom.

"Sam Gilbey is a freelance illustrator, graphic designer and art director. He has created graphics and illustrations, designed websites, and/or provided art direction for many well-known clients and brands, including Sony, Weetabix, The University of Manchester, MTV, O2, The BBC, Cadbury, Tiger Aspect Productions, Working Title and Motorola. He has worked with several respected design agencies including LBi, Preloaded, CMW Interacitve and AIS London."

10. Goro Fujita

Representing: Hamburg, Germany.

"I was born in Japan and moved with my family to Germany when I was two and a half years old. I have been fascinated by drawing ever since I was a little child. After finishing highschool I founded a company called "Quaintix" with a friend of mine and did some graphic design and programming work. Meanwhile I got interested in 3D animation and started to play around with cubes and spheres."

11. Mike Karolos

Representing: Athens, Greece.

Mike is a 24 year old design from Greece. While he enjoys a variety of music, he is really into hip hop music. I think that love for hip hop music really shows in his urban-style design. His designs and artwork have elements of popular design styles, but presented in a way that is very much his own.

12. Meni Tzima

Representing: Athens, Greece.

"Presented as a new up and coming artist to look out for by Computer Arts Projects magazine, her work has also been featured by the latest Pictoplasma Character Encyclopaedia. Her characters appeared in various locations around the world on exhibitions such as The Freaky People in St.Petersburg, Russia, The little bird project in Hannover/Germany and lately at the Unreal event at Bios, Athens."

13. Igor Šćekić

Representing: Zagreb, Croatia.

Igor Šćekić is a rare breed of graphic designer who is heavily influenced by traditional surreal artists like Salvador Dali, Rembrandt, and others. This influence translates onto his canvas into a stunning blend of traditional and new age digital art.

14. Marek Okon

Representing: Lublin, Poland.

Marek is a very talented digital painter who looks at his paintings as scenes from movies. He tries to capture the most pivotal moment that will make his art look explosive and amazing.

15. Evgeny Kiselev

Representing: St. Petersburg, Russia.

Evgeny's works are highly unique, using the basic tools of symmetry, tiling, geometry and color to create a complex and kaleidoscopic end result. He has been featured in Computer Arts magazine and has completed work for big brands like Snickers, SanDisk and Unicef.

16. Jerico Santander

Representing: Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain.

Jerico is a master at creating surrealistic photo manipulations that are so well composed they look like a snapshot of an alternate dimension. He has done work for Desktopography and MTV and is a member of the depthCORE collective.

17. Erik Johansson

Representing: Gothenburg, Sweden.

Erik is a young designer from Sweden with an exceptional talent for photo manipulation and retouching. His skills turn everyday scenes on their heads and are often humorous and clever, depicting impossible situations with extreme realism. Erik is also a talented photographer and shoots much of his own source material.

18. Stefan Lacut

Representing: Ploiesti/Timisoara, Romania.

"Stefan Lucut is 21 years old. He is from Ploiesti/ Romania, now based in Timisoara/Romania. In 2000 he won a painting contest and 8 computers for his gymnasium school. Rita Badulescu was the first teacher that guided and supported him and his graphic design abilities. He successfully finished Architecture High School. In his third year at Art University in Timisoara, Stefan is now working as a freelancer."

19. Bram Vanhaeren

Representing: Kapelien, Belgium.

"Bram is a 18 year old designer from Belgium who works with his 20 year old brother. They are both currently in school studying design professionally. Although they are still in school, they have an impressive looking mix of work in their portfolio."

20. Aziz Melibayev

Representing: Almaty, Kazakhstan.

Aziz has a unique look to his work. It is a bit of illustration work combined with Photoshop to create a classic collage look. This style of his has landed him some big name clients, including Esquire magaizne for which he has done a number of pieces for.

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1. 1. Forms of Digital Arts; Visual MediaSolis, Stephanie C. PSY201

2. 2. Digital Arts are createdusing various digital toolsand technologies as themain construction of thepresentation more than justthe traditional mediums,which has revolutionizedthe way of producing andexperiencing arts.

3. 3. Digital art is said to be the"art of the contemporary."

4. 4. PIXELMATOR

5. 7. PHOTOSHOP

6. 8. Forms of Digital Visual Arts

7. 9. Digital PhotographyThe artist uses a digital orconventional camera. Thephotographs are digitized andtranslated to the computerenvironment where the artistuses image editing and specialeffects software to performdarkroom type manipulations.

8. 10. Digital Photography

9. 11. PhotopaintingThis combines thedisciplines ofphotography andpainting. The artist usesimage editing and paintsoftware to go beyonddark room techniques toadd further expression tothe image.

10. 12. Digital CollageThis is a technique ofcombining manyimages from varyingsources into oneimage. This is mostcommonly achievedby the use of layeringtechniques in imageediting and paintsoftware.

11. 13. 2D Digital Painting The artist creates 2D images totally in the computer virtual environment with the use of painting tools that emulate natural media styles. Sometimes referred to as "Natural Media".

12. 14. 2D Digital Painting

13. 15. 3D Digital PaintingThe artist uses3D modelingand renderingsoftware toessentiallysculpt in virtualspace. Thismethod alsomakes use ofall of the othermethods.

14. 16. Vector Drawing The artist uses vector drawing software and creates the image totally in the virtual environment. This makes use of shapes which are outlined and can be filled with various colors and patterns. This tends to produce a harder edged or graphic look.

15. 17. Vector Drawing

16. 18. Algorithmic / Fractals This is art produced exclusively by mathematical manipulations. This is the so-called "computer generated" art. The art here lies in the invention of the mathematical formulas themselves and the way the programs are written to take advantage of the display capabilities of the hardware. The art also lies in the creative intentions and subsequent selections of the artist/mathematician.

17. 19. Algorithmic / Fractals

18. 20. Integrated ArtThis is the "mixed media"of the digital art world.Artists combine any numberof the techniques to achieveunique results. The digitalenvironment is much lessrestricted than conventionalmediums in this type ofintegration andmanipulation.

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With millions of views each month, online creative community Behance is quickly becoming the place to be for artists of all disciplines. It's a fantastic way to see what your peers are up to as well as finding new work and creative inspiration from top web designers and agencies.

But, with so many portfolios to browse through, it can be difficult to know where to start. So to make things easy for you, we've done the hard work and picked 20 of the top digital art portfolios that are definitely worth a look...

The portfolio of digital artist Alberton Seveso is awe-inspiring. With multiple pages of stunning digital images, there really is something here for everyone. A master of Photoshop, Seveso has created artwork for brands including Sony, Bacardi and Nikon to name a few.

If you're looking for inspiration, especially in the art of character illustration, then you should definitely check out the work of digital artist Evgeny Parfenov. This talented creative has created work for clients including Rolling Stone magazine, Newsweek, Wired, GQ and Playboy, many of which feature in his amazing portfolio.

Natalie Shau is a mixed media artist specialising in digital illustration. The Lithuanian illustrator has worked with many leading clients, including Sony BMG and Cadbury. If you like the weird and wonderful, check out her inspiring portfolio.

The work of digital artist Anton Semenov is stunning, with incredibly dark undertones. Colour is sparse in this talented creative's portfolio, instead featuring detailed drawings in mainly black, white and grey. Haunting but beautiful imagery here.

Digital illustrator Bram Vanhaeren is currently working as art director and design lead for KBC Bank and Insurance. This talented artist's portfolio is overflowing with gorgeous black and white and colour digital illustrations to inspire you.

If you like sci-fi and fantasy artwork, take a look at the awesome portfolio of digital artist Melvin Zelissen. Based in the Netherlands, the self-taught photographer, graphic designer and artist is currently working freelance for clients around the world.

Freelance digital designer and illustrator Richard Davies has been in the business for nearly 15 years, predominantly working with print and corporate identity. Projects include illustrations for Rolling Stone Magazine and various other publications, all of which can be found in his awe-inspiring portfolio.

Aaron Campbell is a designer and illustrator based in Vancouver. After first laying his hands on Photoshop in 2007, Campbell has not looked back, now spending his time filling his brilliant portfolio with digital paintings, drawings of his signature characters, manipulating photos and creating abstract art.

Aleksi Goferman aka Visio is a Ukranian digital artist based in Munich, Germany. Currently working as an interaction designer with a focus on UI and UX director, Goferman is an active member of various art collectives where he acts out his passion for digital art. His portfolio is full of inspiring imagery, which showcases his talents in logo creation, web and graphic design.

Based in Dresden, Germany, Martin Grohs is a self-taught graphic designer, illustrator, artist and "fighter against the ugliness". He's currently working freelance for a range of international clients, and is the CEO of German art collective Utopia.
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