Scarsdale, New York based freelancer, Craig Zuckerman is a unique designer. He holds skills in Conceptual, Technical and Nature Illustrations.
He has based many of his designs within Health Care advertisements and he holds 25 years of design experience. First using airbrushing, pen and ink, he studied the design world and then 16 years later, moving onto conquering digital design mediums.
His digital skills and knowledge comes to the fore using Animation, 3D, Photoshop and Illustration. Craig displays portfolio work based from advertising agencies, trade journals and medical malpractice law firms.
Even though he enjoys creating art for print, Craig is most fulfilled when projects incorporate concepts, usually in the form of presentation comps. As of late, he has been creating a "non" medical art portfolio to contain subject matters, such as finance and healthcare concerns.
Craig has a design that symbolises the stress of the working person with health cost issues, displayed with the use of Greek mythology. This piece is a great example of keeping a constant mind while utilising new features to express yourself and your work. It is a skill of consistency and it makes clear sense before looking at the title of it.
In 2008, Craig worked on a campaign for DDB Berlin, for their "Funky sunglasses" client. The concept then went on to win a bronze medal at the Cannes festival. One of the two illustrations also got accepted into the Society of Illustrator's Annual Advertising Exhibit.
He has been involoved in design jobs with clients and customers that require his skills and techniques. These include Saatchi/Saatchi, DDB, Grey Healthcare, MedicusNY, Commonhealth, Revolution Health, Integrated Communications, Ogilvy Healthworld, DraftFCB, EuroRSCG, LifeBrands, RCW-McCann, Wishbone/ITP , Wacoal Sports Science, Roche Diagnostics, Corbett Worldwide, Martin, Clearwater, Bell LLP.
Craig is a master in his field, but he keeps improving and growing with time. If you have any interest in Craig Zuckerman or his work then contact him via the website and take a closer look at his portfolio too. - 32522
He has based many of his designs within Health Care advertisements and he holds 25 years of design experience. First using airbrushing, pen and ink, he studied the design world and then 16 years later, moving onto conquering digital design mediums.
His digital skills and knowledge comes to the fore using Animation, 3D, Photoshop and Illustration. Craig displays portfolio work based from advertising agencies, trade journals and medical malpractice law firms.
Even though he enjoys creating art for print, Craig is most fulfilled when projects incorporate concepts, usually in the form of presentation comps. As of late, he has been creating a "non" medical art portfolio to contain subject matters, such as finance and healthcare concerns.
Craig has a design that symbolises the stress of the working person with health cost issues, displayed with the use of Greek mythology. This piece is a great example of keeping a constant mind while utilising new features to express yourself and your work. It is a skill of consistency and it makes clear sense before looking at the title of it.
In 2008, Craig worked on a campaign for DDB Berlin, for their "Funky sunglasses" client. The concept then went on to win a bronze medal at the Cannes festival. One of the two illustrations also got accepted into the Society of Illustrator's Annual Advertising Exhibit.
He has been involoved in design jobs with clients and customers that require his skills and techniques. These include Saatchi/Saatchi, DDB, Grey Healthcare, MedicusNY, Commonhealth, Revolution Health, Integrated Communications, Ogilvy Healthworld, DraftFCB, EuroRSCG, LifeBrands, RCW-McCann, Wishbone/ITP , Wacoal Sports Science, Roche Diagnostics, Corbett Worldwide, Martin, Clearwater, Bell LLP.
Craig is a master in his field, but he keeps improving and growing with time. If you have any interest in Craig Zuckerman or his work then contact him via the website and take a closer look at his portfolio too. - 32522
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