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Book, publications and identities designed by Gabrielle Guy

March 10, 2012 — Leave a comment

Gabrielle Guy is freelance graphic designer in Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa. She works on great books layout, catalogues, publications and identities. She designed the noticeable book “Bicycle Portraits” by authors Stan Engelbrecht and Nic Grobler who tell the stories and portraits of 162 cyclists during a two year journey around South Africa. Gabrielle Guy’s illustrations are gathered on gabrielleguydrawings.tumblr.com

Bicycle Portraits – everyday South Africans and their bicycles. Published by DayOne, photograps by Stan Engelbrecht & Nic Grobler, design Gabrielle Guy.

In Graphic designers Art, Art Directors, Books, Documentary, Fashion, Graphic design, Landscapes, Portraits, Product design

Collages with some vintage mood by Laurindo Feliciano

March 6, 2012 — Leave a comment

Laurindo Feliciano is a Brazilian illustrator and graphic designer currently based in Paris, France. He’s always been experimenting different techniques and searching for new ways to materialize some personal obsessions before starting a career in illustration. His familiar tools are scissors, glue, pencils, and a computer.

In Artists, Illustrators Abstract, Art, Characters, Collage, Digital, Drawings, Experiments, Fashion, Graphic design, Patterns, Poster, T-shirts, Vintage

Dreamlike paintings by Ruben Ireland

March 1, 2012 — Leave a comment

Ruben Ireland is an illustrator based in London. Beautiful mix of techniques, creating emotional horned girls and peaceful wild animals.

In Illustrators Art, Characters, Digital, Drawings, Graphic design, half tone, Ink, Organic, Paintings, Peaceful, Portraits, Simple

Pieces of human nature shot by Sarah Aubel

February 24, 2012 — Leave a comment

Sarah Aubel is a young photographer based in Paris. She started with portraiture with a very sensible style and is now experimenting different new things with a great curiosity. From personal projects or diaries to commissionned work, from underground art to fashion industry she draws her course with much talent. In “Eden’s children”, a project about the new face of naturism that is also a study about nudity, she offers an original watch on the human nature. Sarah Aubel’s just updated her portfolio.

In Artists, Photographers Art, B&W, Documentary, Experiments, Fashion, half tone, Human nature, Lights, Polaroid, Portraits, underground

Sylwana Zybura is Madame Peripetie, surrealist photographer

February 20, 2012 — Leave a comment

Sylwana Zybura is a very innovative fashion photographer and surrealist artist who have a master degree in Linguistics, lives in London and shows interest on film direction. Her very unique dramatic compositions is a mix of sculpture, costumes and interaction between body and space. For Sylwana Zybura everything seems possible to explore the boundaries between fashion and art, creating an eccentric escapade of color and texture. Her inspirations include surrealism, dadaism, the new wave era of the 80s, British post punk scene and the avant-garde theater of Robert Wilson. Very beautiful Behance.

In Artists, Photographers 3D, Abstract, Art, Art Directors, Characters, Experiments, Fashion, Graphic design, ideas, Lights, Organic, Portraits, Set design, surrealism, underground

Concept artist Jeff Simpson is the awesome “surrealsushi”

February 17, 2012 — Leave a comment

Jeff Simpson is a concept artist and colourist from Quebec, French Canada who currently works at Ubisoft Montreal (after having practised in different Studios)… His paintings are just… digital, that may be difficult to believe. Jeff Simpson shows a wide range of work, take your time it’s worth it.

In Illustrators Art, Characters, concept art, Digital, Drawings, Monsters, paint, Paintings, Portraits, Rough, Studio

Surreal paintings and sketches by Jeremy Enecio

February 12, 2012 — Leave a comment

Jeremy Enecio was born in Ormoc City, Philippines and moved to the United States at the age of four. In 2008, he received a BFA in illustration at the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, Maryland. Currently, Jeremy Enecio resides in New York City as a freelance illustrator. Clients include: White Wolf Publishing, Men’s Health, Counterpoint Publishing, Playboy, Imagine FX… Represented by Levy Creative Management.

In Illustrators Art, Characters, concept art, Digital, Drawings, Graphic design, ideas, Ink, paint, Paintings, Portraits, Poster, Simple, Sketches

Papercraft prototypes by Serena Olivieri

February 10, 2012 — Leave a comment

Serena Olivieri is an italian graphic designer, but she has been living in Madrid for the past 7 years. She is very inspired in her work by a long trip she did around Asia (almost a year). In her blog, Serena Olivieri shows prototypes of agendas and diaries you may find very soon on Etsy.

Stop-motion Illustration by Serena Olivieri

In Graphic designers Art, Books, Collage, Experiments, Graphic design, Japan, Paper art, Paper Art trends, Patterns, Product design, Simple

Haunted paintings by Jana Brike

January 24, 2012 — Leave a comment

Jana Brike is an artist from Riga (Latvia, small country in the Baltic region of Northern Europe). Inspired by her children book illustrations, the Russian realism, Soviet animation masters or renaissance master’s biblical paintings. She creates powerful and strange imagery of ordinary scene of daily life twisted in some surreal universe. Her paintings are beautifully haunted with a particular interest to identity, sexuality or any emotional landscape.
Jana Brike has exhibited his work all through Europe as well as in several parts of the US.

In Artists Abstract, Art, Characters, Children, Digital, Drawings, Experiments, Japan, Landscapes, life, Lights, Monsters, Paintings, Portraits, underground

Bold and black illustrations by Shohei Otomo (Hakuchi)

January 22, 2012 — Leave a comment

Shohei Otomo (Hakuchi) is a famous Japanese illustrator, however he doesn’t speak English so there are very few informations on the internet about him. He is born in 1980, at Kichijoji, Tokyo. After graduating from art college, he started working as a freelance illustrator. Shohei Otomo works using a ballpoint pen, creating very detailed black and white pieces of art. His site is called “idiot land”, showing a mix of Japanese traditions and punk-rock modern style… Making references to Japanese characters like Samurai, Geisha girls or Yakuzas.

In Illustrators Art, Art Directors, B&W, Characters, concept art, Drawings, Experiments, Graphic design, Hyperrealism, Ink, Japan, Portraits, underground

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Bicycle Portraits – everyday South Africans and their bicycles. Published by DayOne, photograps by Stan Engelbrecht & Nic Grobler, design Gabrielle Guy.

Stop-motion Illustration by Serena Olivieri

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