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Jon Noorlander 🔥
I don’t overthink it when it comes down to creative process. I like to start with a blank canvas and see where that takes me. I’ve ended up with some unique pieces with that process. — Jon Noorlander
Jon Noorlander is a Swedish 3D digital artist based in New York City. He has recently turned his focus to rare digital art after achieving much success in the industry of creative advertising design and direction.
During his 20 plus years in the industry, Noorlander has created immersive digital experiences for huge entities across the board be it tech to movies, music, and even beer. Some of his exciting projects during his advertising days include DoClasse — Thermal Coat 2019, Essie, Adobe Remix, the Apple iPhone X reveal, Apple Watch, Budlight, the ATT/Direct TV NFL commercial, Ford. He’s also responsible for openers and ads for Deadpool 2 and 300 — Rise of an Empire, as well as Major Lazer’s Light it Up Remix (which has reached over 400 million views on Youtube).
Growing up with two artist parents (his mother was a painter and his father was an architect), Noorlander was surrounded by the arts growing up, sparking an early love for art and creativity within Noorlander. As Noorlander ventured out into the world on his own, his surroundings continued to influence his work. Today he finds creative inspiration from the cities he’s lived and worked in which includes London, Los Angeles and currently New York.
Alongside his career success, Noorlander’s personal creative projects have developed a massive social media following on both TikTok and Instagram, with one of his TikTok videos, Banana, receiving over 35 million views.
I create oddly satisfying art pieces, that easily catch the viewer’s eyes. — Jon Noorlander
Noorlander’s highly stylized and expressive 3D animations have garnered the attention of collectors and publications across the space. Noorlander’s artwork is contemporary, bold, and abstract, always igniting a strong emotional response from viewers.
New Series: Blockchain Breakthrough
This series is my interpretation of how crypto/blockchain is reshaping the world as we know it. It’s breaking every barrier that’s in front of it. It’s unstoppable. This is my very first creation with a crypto/blockchain theme that I ever done. Probably not my last as it’s a very fascinating topic that I’m eager to dive into and learn more about. — Jon Noorlander
Jon Noorlander’s new series expresses his interpretation of blockchain/crypto’s global impact — an untouched subject for Noorlander until now. Each artwork speaks to blockchain/crypto’s influence on a different aspect of our lives.
Breakthrough — Buddha
The Buddha in this artwork signifies calmness and stability. It signifies feeling comfortable. The disruptive nature of blockchain/crypto is evident as it pours out of the Buddha, signaling the end of a comfortable calm and the the beginning of a new era.
Editions: 1
Pricing: Accepting offers only
Breakthrough — Atlas
A man carries the weight of the world on his shoulders — The current system is heavy yet fragile. This artwork is meant to symbolize the global impact of blockchain/crypto. It has the potential to change the way the world operates.
Editions: 5
Pricing: 1 ETH per edition
Breakthrough — The Bull
A powerful bull symbolizes the strength of today’s current financial market. In crypto, the Bull is a powerful figure as it symbolizes the ultimate feeling of hype in the market. The burst and outpour of bitcoins highlight the inevitable possibility of change.
Editions: 1
Pricing: Accepting offers only
Jon Noorlander’s artwork is currently being shown at the MakersPlace VR Art Gallery in Cryptovoxels until August 27th, 2020.
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