Brittney Kuykendall
Brittney Kuykendall
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These three illustrations were firsts for me when I started to explore the digital side of art. I've yet to give these pieces official names.
The Mushroom and Sleeping Fox were created using Procreate and the Moonflowers were created using Adobe Illustrator.
This concept goes unnamed, but I wanted to explore the relationship humans have with technology, themselves, and world.
Photoshop was used to create this.
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Designed to resemble the potions described in Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition lore, these digital illustrations were a great exercise.
I utilized Procreate to create these concepts.
A travel brochure encouraging travel to Amsterdam, Netherlands. This Travel Brochure looks to inform the reader about this historic city and all of the beauty it has to offer.
I used Illustrator and InDesign for this concept.
A travel poster for Arizona. This Travel Poster looks to inform the reader about Arizona and convince them to see its beauty.
I used Illustrator for this concept.
The first concept is a mock Book Cover I created. I wanted to exercise using photoshop as well as illustrator to create a cohesive concept. I created to concepts for an Art History Poster included in a pack of Posters for Mesa Community College's Art Department.
Translating ideas into concepts for viewing is incredibly rewarding.
Forever exploring the boundaries between light, texture, and hue- each piece is a love letter without an address. The Monochromatic skull and Ballerina were created with acrylic paint. The Poker Chip and Mock Logo were designed in Illustrator and engraved.
My penchant toward traditional art started very young. It will always hold a special place in my soul.
With these two pieces I wanted to challenge myself to create something I hadn't before. Neither of these pieces has a name yet. This first piece I wanted to utilize only one pair of complements for color, exploring the neutrals they create together. The second piece is an attempt at impressionist style painting. Acrylic paint was used for all of these pieces.
I struggled with impressionist style painting and it's a rough spot I hope to work out. Technique is everything!
Howdy! Brittney Kuykendall here! I've worn many hats throughout my life, but my favorites are Mother, Artist, Graphic Designer. I have a deep appreciation for art and it's relationship with the world around us. With a keen eye for details and a penchant for strategic research, my goal is to produce work that meets business needs and exceeds expectations to ensure a final product everyone is proud of.