Every Friday we're giving you a taste of what our FREE iPad app, Design Spring, has to offer. Here are just five of the imaginative illustrations we're adding to the app every day to provide you with a daily dose of design inspiration!
It's not just about illustration either - you'll also find graphic design work, typography, 3D work, and more on our free app, which offers zoom functionality and a search facility so you can find what you're looking for quickly and easily.
Pinterest page
We now have a dedicated Design Spring Pinterest page (opens in new tab) where we stash images that we think might fit nicely in the app. Take a look at it, and if you fancy adding images yourself then drop Jim McCauley a line with your details.
Whether you're a designer wanting to showcase work, an art director trying to find someone to commission, or you just like looking at fabulous imagery, Design Spring will have something for you. So come on, download it today (opens in new tab)!
Alexander Szukalski (opens in new tab)
Alexander Szukalski created KOOK Culture - a collection of art and design projects and handmade clothing and lifestyle products. Beginning in the skate park, Szukalski prides himself on handmade, one off and ultimately special creations.
Bianca Solha (opens in new tab)
Brazilian illustrator Bianco Solha creates playful, colour-fuelled designs that are instantly eye-catching. Often showcasing her love of cycling in almost every creation, it's her jagged, sharp shapes teamed with simple execution that make her an illustration winner.
Magdalena Werner (opens in new tab)
Third year graphic design student Magdalena Werner enjoys designing for both digital and print. Experimenting with traditional media, such as paint and pencils, Wener makes full use of white space within her work. Look closer and her cultural roots and Polish traditionalism can easily be spotted within her work.
Daniel Schooler (opens in new tab)
Dan's influence is as broad as a barn door. His multidisciplinary approach allows his work to orbit both editorial and fine art illustrations. Concept driven imagery allows him to explore his craft and develop his skill set, he also has a curious relationship with photography which has helped hone his eye for detail.
Erik Arthur Jacobs (opens in new tab)
Born and brought up in Spain, Erik Arthur Jacobs studied graphic design before moving to London. Building websites with Photoshop and Illustrator, his illustrative offerings are a beautiful explosion of the digital and the dark.
If you'd like to see your work featured on Design Spring, please email Jim McCauley or upload your images to our Pinterest page (opens in new tab).
