Partfaliaz | A selection of illustration and graphic design portfolios

Neo-Retro illustration by Nazario Graziano

December 6, 2009 — Leave a comment

Nazario Graziano is an Italian Art director and illustrator. He studied graphic design and founded magazine RevolverLover ANTI. He is inspired by music, movies, football, old books, skateboarding, photography, old Robots, creatures from Mars, snow, spring wind, autumn leaves, old pencil, and so much more… Nazario Graziano says about his style of illustration: “it’s romantic, Ironic, non-conformist, modern & retro at the same time, a right mix between analog and digital. ” His recent collaborations are with MTV, New York Magazine, Toyota, Chicago Magazine, Entertainment Weekly, Adam Freeland / Marine Parade, Mannarino/Universal, RandomHouse book… Also published in IdN, Novum, Fl@33, Vict:ovary, Grafuck, Visual, Bak, New Web Pick, Grab… Represented by Colagene, illustration clinic.

In Illustrators Art Directors, Collage, Drawings, Graphic design, Poster, Vintage

Great versatile artist: Mark Maggiori

December 4, 2009 — 1 Comment

Mark Maggiori is a French artist (painter, photographer, film maker, writer, designer and musician) who explored different styles and universes with an extremely versatile talent. The influences are sometimes very obvious from Harmony Korine (Gummo) to Hayao Miyazaki or others, however the oil on canvas, sleeve design or nude studies are really great. Represented by HK Art Agency.

Mark Maggiori’s showreel 2007

In Directors, Illustrators Art Directors, Characters, Drawings, Graphic design, Japan, Motion design, Music, Paintings, Portraits, Sleeve design

Imaginative Photography by LazyAnt

December 2, 2009 — Leave a comment

LazyAnt is the alliance of two young Russian photographers: Kirill Smyslov and Nastya Kazakova. Very creative work on different fields: fashion, portraits, accessories, visual effects… LazyAnt is represented in Moscow by Alexander Takmazis and in New York by Alexander Kaplan.

In Photographers advertising, Art Directors, Children, Fashion, ideas, Lights, Portraits, Studio

Brand new site for Happycentro

November 30, 2009 — Leave a comment

Happycentro is an Italian studio. It began in 1998, in Verona where they work for local agencies and major international companies. Mix complexity, order and fatigue is their formula for beauty. Happycentro spend plenty of energy in research and testing new areas for visual art, typography, graphic design, illustration, animation, film direction, fashion and music. They’ve just launched their brand new site.

Imagining Mozambique | Wieden+Kennedy Amsterdam | ASEM, directed by Giuliano Garonzi.

In Graphic designers, Illustrators advertising, Art Directors, Experiments, Fashion, Graphic design, Motion design, Poster, Product design, Studio

Supacat is color and fun

November 28, 2009 — Leave a comment

Supacat is a French graphic designer, illustrator and colorist. Great funny illustrations with Japanese influence (and toys custom). There are paintings, collaborations, children books with great style and good vibes.

In Illustrators Characters, Drawings, Graphic design, Japan, Paintings, Poster, T-shirts

Doodles and drawings by Nina Chakrabarti

November 23, 2009 — 1 Comment

Nina Chakrabarti was born and spent her early life in Calcutta, India. She moved to the UK in her teens carrying her stamp collection under her arm and little else. She studied illustration at Central St. Martins, and many years later, at The Royal College of Art. Her work is often concerned with collections and the composition of objects. She works using Rotring pens, felt tips, biros, pencils, inks and the Apple Macintosh. She enjoys using different technologies and mediums and collaborating with others when the opportunity arises. Nina Chakrabarti lives and works in London, England. Nice interview on Ape on the moon.

In Illustrators Drawings, Ink, Paintings, Simple

Sophisticated fashion shots by Andy Julia

November 20, 2009 — Leave a comment

Andy Julia is a fashion photographer and multi-disciplinary artist based in Paris. After learning drawing, painting and Art history at Paris Fine Arts School and following technical audiovisual and photography studies in France he started working at Daylight Studios. Interested by creating some harmony between past and contemporary aesthetics. Beautiful and sophisticated fashion photographs. Andy Julia works for clients like Diva, Ni-Search, Nuits de Satin Paris, Trash Couture, Gianmarco Lorenzi, Sabrina Nadal, Paris Axe cosmetic, Fanny Liautard, Orkus and SPV Zoomica, Figaro Madame, Telecaster, Mazlo Jewelry and magazine like So, Code D’accès, Lush, Wear Magazine, Oyster, Ekwo, Elegy, Orkus, Marquis, Sniper Japan, Marie France, Psychic…

In Photographers Art Directors, Characters, Fashion, Lights, Music, Post prod

Everything is possible with elastic.tv

November 18, 2009 — Leave a comment

elastic.tv is a full-service design company in the US. At elastic.tv they believe that creativity and inspiration are born out of enjoyment and if their teams are having fun this will inevitably shine through on screen. They also believe in finding solutions. A ‘can do’ attitude is at the heart of elastic and is the key to nurturing talent and inspiring creative thinking…

In Directors, Motion designers advertising, Animation, Art Directors, Motion design

Art direction by Loïc Sattler

November 16, 2009 — Leave a comment

Loïc Sattler is a French Art Director experienced in web, multimedia, print, clothes styling and corporate identity. Loic also run one of the smartest French graphic blogs: LSD. He studied Media Communication and Multimedia in France, Germany and England. In 2003, he launched his platform Lysergid.com to showcase a selection of artistic and professional projects. Loïc is devoted to people who share his passion, by attending and organizing conferences, building-up design related events, teaching in schools and writing articles/interviews for communities and magazines. His aim is to be understood as an individual who wishes to take things further by empowering his profession to the best of his ability.

In Graphic designers 3D, Abstract, Art Directors, Digital, Graphic design, ideas, Patterns

Travel sketchbook by Elinor Fahrman

November 14, 2009 — Leave a comment

Elinor Fahrman aka Baby Soul, is a Swedish born artist and illustrator who has lived in London since 1995. Her site shows a great collection of sketches she did around the world. Some mixing drawings and photos. Elinor Fahrman is also a famous DJ, specializing in 50’s to late 60′s r’n’b, blues and soul, branching into country, ska, rocksteady, gospel and rock’n’roll. She’s played in Japan at the Fuji Rock festival, in New York and in France as well as in all the top clubs in her native Stockholm. In January 2008 she travelled to Australia and New Zealand for three weeks where she DJ’d for their biggest festival, the Big Day Out. She also DJ’s around London and England at various festivals, clubs and private parties.

In Illustrators Collage, Drawings, Landscapes, Simple, Vintage

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Mark Maggiori’s showreel 2007

Imagining Mozambique | Wieden+Kennedy Amsterdam | ASEM, directed by Giuliano Garonzi.

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