Gary Ritchie is a designer and digital artist living in Pittsburgh, USA, working for both large corporations and small businesses creating visual effects, corporate identity, building web presence, and illustration.
It’s exciting to see your work used in projects like Sun Microsystems’ Project Wonderland. A screenshot, posted in their development blog last night, shows some of the new icons I’m developing for their in-world applications, such as the SVG Whiteboard.
Posted Feb 27, 2009 | 
Filed under: Announcement, Icon
Icons, those little clever representations of larger ideas, are one of the most challenging and enjoyable tasks for this designer.
Software, web sites, t-shirts all deserve meaningful and attention-getting pictograms. Most icons are designed in a way to be used at any size and resolution, enabling the same artwork to be used in both print and on the screen.
Posted Jun 20, 2006 | Filed under: Illustration, Icon
The “finest password manager and electronic key ring” software needed a fine graphic treatment for its Windows interface. I was commissioned to create the interface graphics and icons used in the development.
