ProArt: Captivating Illustrations by Andrey Prokopenko

Exploring the Beauty of the World Through Art

ProArt, a series of captivating illustrations created by Andrey Prokopenko, takes viewers on a visual journey through the beauty and splendor of the world around us. Inspired by natural landscapes, Prokopenko's illustrations freeze moments in time, allowing viewers to appreciate the intricate details and immerse themselves in the atmosphere of each scene.

What sets ProArt apart is its unique style, with a luminous sun or moon as the central and dominant figure. The illustrations also make clever use of negative space, adding depth and richness to the overall composition. Each illustration is meticulously crafted using Photoshop and Sketch, ensuring a high level of detail and quality.

ProArt illustrations typically measure 285x285mm (1080 x 1080 pixels), but their vector format allows for easy resizing without any loss of quality. This versatility opens up a world of possibilities for their application, from prints on T-shirts and book covers to puzzles, stickers, and posters.

Since its inception in December 2015 in Kiev, Ukraine, ProArt has grown into a collection of over 100 illustrations. The ongoing project continues to captivate audiences with its unique storytelling approach. Each illustration invites viewers to create their own narratives and evokes a range of emotions, making art a deeply personal and immersive experience.

Andrey Prokopenko's illustrations have garnered recognition and acclaim, including the prestigious Bronze A' Design Award in 2021. This accolade celebrates the exceptional creativity and ingenuity displayed in ProArt's graphics, illustration, and visual communication design. By incorporating best practices in art, science, design, and technology, ProArt contributes to improving the quality of life and making the world a better place.

Experience the enchanting world of ProArt and let yourself be transported to breathtaking landscapes, where every frozen moment tells a story waiting to be discovered.