Master of LightStreaks – DigitalArt by Chuck Anderson

By Rajasegar Chandiran on July 9th, 2012

Chuck Anderson needs no introduction to the design community. Every single time you come across some blazing and vibrant light streaks in digital art and graphic design, his name will be the one that is flashing across your mind. It can be said that he is the pioneer in this style of producing spell-bounding digital art and photomanipulations.

NoPattern is the art & design studio of Chuck Anderson. Since 2003, a year after graduating high school, Chuck has been collaborating with clients such as Microsoft, Nike, Warner Bros., Reebok, Burton, Target, and more. In addition to this work, Chuck also produces much of his own personal art, design, & photography as well as collaborations with non-profits such as Invisible Children, charity:water, and WordMadeFlesh, among others.

Chuck has also spoken about his work & story at many universities & design conferences around the world and was a judge at the annual Art Director’s Club Awards in NYC. In November 2010, Chuck was named a “Design Icon” by Computer Arts Magazine.

Connect with Chuck Anderson

Portfolio
Twitter
Facebook
Behance

Under Armour

Macrolighters

Dark Light 1

Places You Can’t Imagine

Target Racing

Target Racing 2

Reebok Adidas HQ Mural

ESPN Magazine MLB Preview

ESPN Magazine Belgium Rising

ESPN Magazine Giant Killers

Chicago Marathon 2009

Baroness Illustration for Decibel Magazine

URB Magazine Type Treatments

Amp Energy Drink Ads

Reebok Chicago Bears

Computer Arts Projects 117 Cover

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