Andre Junget’s Illustration

Posted by Kerisha Collins

December 3, 2009

The USA based freelancer, Andre Junget has a vibrant and full of life portfolio on our website. With a wide selection of designs displayed, Andre has managed to create the pieces in a collective fashion, where his familiar designs relate to a specific topic.

He began this carer in ‘91, teaching himself how to work through the drawing paces. He has real raw talent, which is expressed through his maximum detailed drawings.

His work identifies his drawing in detail, those designs without colour show the intensity of the object he has drawn and you can see the effort put into the illustrations with the shading and immense detail.

His piece Textile Machine looks like a photograph from its thumbnail but when you take a closer look, you can see the time and detail spent on this one illustration alone.

As his designs are hand drawn, it is hard to believe that Andre does not graphically enhance any of his designs due to the amazing quality of them but he only uses CAD models and sketch ups to work from.

The designs created by Andre are not digitally enhanced in any way, shape or form but he likes to work from sketch up and CAD models. He has contributed drawings of images for marketing brochures and books on architectural perspective. This then lead him to working with established architectural firms throughout Fairfield and New Haven Counties, Connecticut.

Andre posses a wonderful talent within his illustration. He has worked with architectures, creating drawings and images brochures for marketing, which is a field he is also familiar with as he is developing his architectural brand for his collectors and clients with

We are sure that thousands of people have been inspired by the work of Andre Junget over the years, especially with him being around for so long. He would obviously appeal to traditional artists or digital artists who tend you use a Wacom tablet and Corel Painter for their work. These days, great results can be achieved from tablets with high pressure sensitivity. If your willing to spend some money, you can get some very realistic results visually speaking. Check out the Painter magazine for ideas and advice on how to get the best from your artistic software.

To see more of Andre Junget’s work look at his illustration work and many other similar illustrators.

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