Stylized/Graphic montage food illustration by Ron Magnes – check his portfolio on the website for more images!
Icons Illustrations by Ron Magnes
Icons illustrated by Ron Magnes for various clients. Check his portfolio for more examples.
Infographic Illustration by Ron Magnes
Technical Illustration by Ron Magnes
Technical illustration by Ron Magnes showing Pittsburgh Corning storage tanks. The bricks are made from foam glass to make sure no damage is done during a lightning strike. Check Ron’s portfolio for more technical illustrations.
Packaging Icons by Ron Magnes
A group of icons by Ron Magnes that were illustrated for PittMoss packaging – an organic potting mix for consumers. Check his portfolio for more icon examples!
City Paper Cover Art by Ron Magnes
City Paper Cover Art by Ron Magnes showing many stylized food illustrations – check his portfolio for more similar illustrations!
Carnegie Museums Web Banner Art by Ron Magnes
Ron Magnes was commissioned by the Carnegie Museums to create this web banner and logo art. Participants were asked to cast their vote for the best of the (4) Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh. Check Ron’s portfolio for more examples of his stylized illustrations!
Info-Graphics Art by Ron Magnes
If you are looking for info-graphics illustrations & icons check the portfolio of Ron Magnes. These are some examples of past projects that Ron has created.
Game Board Illustration by Ron Magnes
A nice example of a corporate game board on values for Mylan. View Ron Magnes’s portfolio for more images!
London Science Museum Cravings Mural by Ron Magnes
Ron Magnes was contacted by the London Science Museum to create artwork for their Cravings exhibit. The display consists of (22) individual illustrations to form a coherent exhibit mural. This is the main exhibit standing in the central area of the Science Museum. The BBC Morning Show did an on-site exclusive the day before the opening. This new exhibition explores what influences our appetite and cravings. The exhibition is 66.5 feet long by 15 feet high. The first two pictures are photos of the mural and I added Ron’s art to show the true vibrant colors!
