Music track “We Are Your Brothers & Sisters” by William Kouam Djoko, visualized by German artist Wayne Horse (previously presented here).
The camera pans around Horse’s giant circular illustration (depicting youngsters unwrapping presents, sitting in school and so on) while the whole scene is coloured-in by the three children shown at the start of the film.
But after about one and a half minutes, things turn a little sinister.
illustration on phone photo by artist Johan Thörnqvist (previously featured here).
Illustrations created by Hu Xiaojiang from the creative collective Edge, commissioned by -a famous Hongkong director- Pang Ho-Cheung, for his love and sex serial “The One Who Doesn’t Want to Hug Me”.
Photographic illustration by graphic designer Damien Poulain.
Color lithograph by American tattoo artist Don Ed Hardy.
A series of Victorian Cartes de Visite featuring five early 20th Century performers (Daisy & Violet Hilton, Pip and Flip, Jo-Jo the Dog-Faced Boy, and Annie Jones the Bearded Woman), mostly known from Tod Browning‘s controversial 1932 film “Freaks” (link to full length movie).
The illustrations are made by emotive modern Symbolist painter Gail Potocki.
Found here.
A likecoholic in action illustrated by Asaf Hanuka. I love the brand detail on his computer!
Via Who Killed Bambi
Famous cartoon heros , reduced in cubic impressions made entirely by lego parts. My personaly favourite is idefix 
Found on fb ( more info is wellcomed!)
Inventive and colourful semi-public art : it is visible to public, yet is used to mark the private residence’s entrance. Beautiful in any case!
Spoted by WWT in Lower Clapton in London. Any ideas about the artist?
Watercolour + brush illustrations by Czech painter, graphic designer and master illustrator Mirko Hanak (1921-1971).
La scelta giusta aka the right choice by Italian illustrator Alberto Macone
