Becoming the best is not easy, being unique is even harder, and surviving in the freelance creative industry is even harder for many artists today. Ralf Kunstmann is among few who have been able to achieve this and continue to push forward in the creative world, getting better and better each and every day, even in these hard days, where work for freelancers is scarce. Ralf was born in 1960 and ever since has grown into the defined popular artist we have before us today.

Ralf has been working in freelance since 1991 and has become a member of the Alliance of German Designers as well as the Member of the Association Of Art. So it is easy to see that Ralf has come along way, during his journey as a designer.

Focused on photo, nature and traditional illustration, Ralf's skills have risen to be second to none and have created various forms of art to ensure that his face will always be number one in the field.

The great love of Ralf is photorealism, as it is this medium that Ralf has been able to express himself most successfully and will continue to do so throughout the rest of his career. Ralf adds a twist to his art by using airbrushing and various painting techniques to create the unique style he so gladly shares with the world every day. Ralf is not afraid to experiment, which later lead him to explore abstract art, again learning and developing a skill that is forever changing.

Ralf has worked on various projects over the years even helping in the production of some of the artwork used for the movie Hancock, using very strong and slick colours, Ralf has managed to create modern, calm down earth various pieces of art which he has been able to share on a global scale with the world.

Carrying His beliefs with him over the years and never forgetting who he is, and what he loves most,. Ralf has been able to come a long way in the creative field, and with his keenness to take risk and explore new ideas, he continues to surprise and impress the world with his amazing talents.

Don't forget to give Ralf a peek and see if there is some art work you can recognise.