Serious about drawing, painting, colouring, concept art, character design, environment design? There are a lot of valueable content online, but it's just too hard to find what we want everywhere. Randbin aims to provide you the solution, by writing useful articles and tutorials as well as collecting quality online resources, suitable for all level including, beginner, intermediate and advanced. You will find them in organized manner so that you may start and find something you need without spending any dime or wasting your precious time, so you may focus and learn any specific subject right from our collection. Randbin provides you a platform to connect with other artists alike who are serious in improving their art. We believe in positive vibes and synergy in good community, we will constantly look out and push everyone to improve. Randbin is all about helping you:
- Improve
- Motivate
- Constant Enrichment
- Be a better artist!
We can also be successful self-taught artists like them!
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Marek Okon
Not only passionate about painting but consider it as a big part of his life. Despite having Masters Degree in Computer Science, he is a self taught painter. -
Mathias Verhasselt
A self-taught French digital painter, illustrator and concept artist. Now working in Blizzard Entertainment as the Senior Cinematic Artist. -
Doug Chiang
Born in 1962, he learns to draw and paint from books and TV having no internet access at his time. He has worked on several big Hollywood titles like Starwars. -
Michael Kutsche
An award-winning German artist based in LA. He is a self-taught artist who works in both traditional and digital media.
Of course it all begins from you...
Let's improve together and let no one left behind! We all can do it!
About Randbin Founder Randy Robin Galiban aka Randize
Randbin was founded in 2010 with the primary intention to promote his artwork.
By the end of 2011, Randy expands the site to become a ground platform for artists who really wants to push each other to improve.
He has worked in local game studios, and now works as a freelance artist.
Hoping that one day he and his fellow comrades can be as successful as the other artists.
