Australian illustrator James Gulliver Hancock jeopardizes accurate perspective , proportion and color to add a childlike, colorful and playful interpretation of buildings. The sketches are from his new book “All the Buildings in New York *That I’ve Drawn So Far” by Universe Publishing (Rizzoli). It would be so nice if the city was really looking like that!
Following mixed media artworks on fashion magazine covers created by Italian illustrator Francesco Chiacchio
Illustration for an upcoming project from Bonsoir Paris, a French multi-media creative agency founded by Remy Clémente and Morgan Maccari.
Dive in already by Brooklyn based illustrator Monica Ramos
Various posters from the 20′s + 30′s by Dutch-American illustrator / painter Charles Verschuuren (1891–1955)
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More brilliant monochrome illustrations by young Japanese creator Soga Kayoko
Kayoko describes her work:
“I want to pick up feelings like a feeling of wrongness, a feeling of floating, and a feeling of being not cheerful but not gloomy that are usually overlooked in our everyday life, such as sleeping, eating, brushing teeth, and spending time without doing anything.”
Wicked Monsters and Apocalypse by Paris based illustrator Gwen Tomahawk
Click here and scroll to the right for a nightmarish landscape from Tomahawk
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Illustrations from master Japanese manga artist Shintaro Kago.
Enjoy Abstraction, a 16-boards, slightly NSFW story, with frequent fourth-wall smashing and surreal deconstruction of the comic’s linearity.
Gif animation created for the print edition of the New York Times Op Ed page, accompanying a piece on life sentences for low level crimes, by Miami based illustrator illustrator Brian Stauffer.
Paparazzi by French illustrator Blexbolex, buy the print here.
All-ages picture book by Australian-born Berlin-based illustrator and storyteller Rilla Alexander, member of the Rinzen collective. Book published by Victionary in co-operation with Pictoplasma.
Digital creatures on landscape photos by Madrid based illustrator BAKEA aka Juan Carlos Paz.
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