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Graphic Designer Portfolio Websites:
http://www.digitalrampage.com/
http://www.vectorsesh.com/ This is the portfolio of Ben Hewitt, BTEC National Diploma Multimedia Production and Technology, Strode College, UK. BSc (HONS) Multimedia Production and Technology - University of Plymouth, UK
http://www.pacoraphael.com/ Paco Raphael was born in The Hague, in 1975. He graduated at The Hague's university as an "Interaction designer “ He works at present, as a designer for MTV Networks. To remain truthful and objective to his own creations, Paco works on his spare time as a freelancer for several projects under the name "Pixelprecies“. The style, which Paco uses in its own creations, goes back in time. It refers to his love for the 60's and 70's. Most of these elements are to be found in his designs. As well as some American influences with a touch of a subtle blend of erotic elements and a warm colour palette.
http://punkychicken.com/07/ (lives in Detroit, attending CCS) COURTNEY JAMES, LOCATION Detroit, USA
Courtney James is a 23-year-old graphic designer/ illustrator from Detroit, Michigan. She is currently attending the College for Creative Studies, where she studies everything from graphic design to photography and painting.
http://www.serialcut.com Serial Cut™ is a creative studio established in 1999 by Sergio del Puerto, focused on art direction + design + illustration.
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Museum Links
Detroit Institute of Art (DIA will open it’s doors after a major renovation soon!)
http://www.dia.org
Metropolitan Museum of Art (NYC)
http://www.metmuseum.org
Louvre Palace and Museum (Paris)
http://www.louvre.or.jp/louvre/anglais
National Gallery of Art (Washington D.C.)
http://www.nga.gov
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (Currently, this museum has a great multi-media presentation on-line for fans of Ansel Adams! Future Photo students may want to check it out!)
http://www.sfmoma.org/
ArtMuseum.Net (This on-line museum is funded by the Intel Corporation. The exhibits are very cool and usually require broad band access so you can check them out from school no problem!)
http://www.artmuseum.net
Guggenheim Museum (Visit the Guggenheim in New York, Bilbao, Venice, or Berlin! Guggenheim museums are always fantastic.)
http://www.guggenheim.org
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