Charly Clements design story

Charly Clementsis an artist and mentor who helps illustrators launch their dream careers. She’s known for her stylized portraits, fun color palettes, and her journey as afreelance illustrator. Since 2016, Charly has been traveling the world with her belovediPad Pro, creating beautiful digital art and inspiring others to do the same. Her classes have already empowered over 110,000 students, and she continues to share valuable insights and strategies with her creative community

Charly Clements design story

Charly Clementsis an artist and mentor who helps illustrators launch their dream careers. She’s known for her stylized portraits, fun color palettes, and her journey as afreelance illustrator. Since 2016, Charly has been traveling the world with her belovediPad Pro, creating beautiful digital art and inspiring others to do the same. Her classes have already empowered over 110,000 students, and she continues to share valuable insights and strategies with her creative community

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How Charly Clements and other artists collab with Indonesian school kids

At Face This, artists creatively collab with Indonesian school kids on T-shirts, totes and sweaters. And as the proceeds benefit their school, the kids literally design their own future.

  • Why Charly Clements wanted to design a Face This T-shirt

    Charly Clements: I just loved what your charity stood for. I’ve lived in Indonesia for a few months in 2017 so I felt even more of a connection to the cause. I’ve also worked with children in the past, and I used art and play as a way for them to express themselves, so it felt like the perfect collaboration.

  • Charly Clements about the Indonesian kids' drawings

    Charly Clements:I saw happiness. Art has always been a kind of therapy for me so I just hope these kids never stop drawing, because the possibilities are endless.

  • How Charly Clements designed his Face This T-shirt

    Charly Clements:I used the main concept of mountains and trees from file 15, the face from file 21 and the airplane from file 14 . I loved the idea of pulling elements from different kids’ drawings and bringing them all together to tell a story.