How Does CoinTelegraph Do Their Artwork?
You must have at least wondered once “How does CoinTelegraph do their artwork?” Surely it’s not just the Bitcoin’s sub-redditers asking. We sure get asked this a lot: think CoinTelegraph, think illustrations. So we decided to interview CoinTelegraph’s head illustrator Dennis Spaans and find out a little more about the +3500 drawings made so far about the colorful, dramatic and innovative world of fintech and crypto-currencies. CoinTelegraph: Hi Dennis! Ok, let’s get straight to the point: how do you make all these drawings for CoinTelegraph?
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