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Zooportraits by Yago Partal

November 5, 2013 — Leave a comment

Yago Partal is a young photographer from Spain. After studying Fine Arts in Barcelona, he founded a creative studio with Manel Soto and during six years they have been creating projects for companies like Filmax, Chesterfield International, Sitges Film Festival and Canal+. At the same time, Yago Partal did some exhibitions of his own from his personal work. Then he decided to put the design and illustration aside to focus exclusively on photography and video. Recently he has begun “Nieve”, a production company where he works as a photographer and filmmaker while continuing his personal work in photography like this wonderful series: zooportaits.

In Graphic designers, Photographers Animal, Art, Art Directors, Characters, Collage, concept art, Digital, Graphic design, Human nature, Hyperrealism, ideas, life, Portraits, twisted

Augmented reality doodled by Cintascotch

November 2, 2013 — Leave a comment

Cintascotch is the unreal name for Javier Pérez, an artist and illustrator from Guayaquil, Ecuador who doesn’t sell Cintascotch. The idea he has developed is that every doodle incorporates some small object photographs like paper clips, coins, scissors… The drawing transform the objects into something completely new and different, a creative idea that we already have seen here and there but Cintascotch caught my attention with some very nice pictures. So, a few times a week, Javier Pérez shares his new doodles with his 20,000 Instagram followers.

In Illustrators B&W, Characters, Collage, doodle, Drawings, ideas, life, Organic, Silhouettes, Simple, Sketches

There Will Be Unicorns, 3D by Thomas Burden

October 26, 2013 — Leave a comment

There Will Be Unicorns is the online portfolio of Designer and Illustrator Thomas Henry Burden. Since graduating from Camberwell College of Art’s (Graphic Design BA in 2007), he has mixed a freelance career with full-time jobs as a senior designer at leading design studios McfaulStudio and I Love Dust. His range of illustrative styles goes from book covers, ad campaigns and magazine editorials to packaging, animations, websites, set visuals, for clients including Nike, Pathe, Greenpeace, Wall St Journal, Washington Post, The Guardian, UPS, Empire, Macy’s, Faber & Faber, Penguin and pretty much every ad agency under the sun. Thomas Burden lives in Chichester, he is represented for his illustration work by the good folk of Handsome Frank.
Handsome Franck who just joined our UK illustration agencies list.

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In Illustrators 3D, advertising, Art Directors, Characters, Digital, Graphic design, Lettering, Lights, Magazines, Set design

Fashion-inspired illustrations by So Hyeon Kim

October 4, 2013 — Leave a comment

So Hyeon Kim is a South Korean illustrator. Illustrations and drawings with mixed media depicting feminine figures, and inspired by both the world of fairy tales and fashion. A stunning collection of portraits very inspiring. Represented by Thenew.kr

In Illustrators Art, Characters, Collage, Digital, Drawings, Fashion, Graphic design, Human nature, illustrator agencies, Ink, life, Magazines, Paintings, Patterns, Portraits, surrealism

What’s inside Brosmind ?

October 1, 2013 — Leave a comment

Brosmind is a studio based in Barcelona founded by Juan and Alejandro Mingarro in 2006. Their fresh and optimistic style always combines fantasy and humor. Brosmind have been awarded with the most prestigious international awards, like Cannes Lions, Clio, Eurobest, Graphis, Sol, CdeC, Laus, among others… They are the most published spanish illustrator in Lürzer’s Archive and recently were selected for Lürzer’s Archive Special 200 Best Illustrators Worldwide. The two brothers have worked for clients such as Nike, Microsoft, Virgin, Gillette, Honda, Land Rover, Volkswagen, Kidrobot… but their universe is not fully understood without their personal artistic projects, like Brosmind Army, Brosmind RV, Brosmind City, Brosmind Wagon and the most recent What’s Inside?

In Illustrators Characters, doodle, Drawings, Monsters, underground, Vector

A fashion-fiction illustration blog: Wangie

September 16, 2013 — 1 Comment

Wangie was a speculative fashion illustration blog by Angie Wang, illustratress and cartoonist based in Los Angeles (previously in Portland). During 2010 she posted a few complete outfit, and also accessories and shoes… This was an inpiring work about fashion, very free style, very creative where she brings fashion to new extremes in this outrageous world of fantasy.
You can see more of her illustration work on okchickadee.com that is her professional portfolio with comics, editorial and personal illustrations. Angie Wang uses very different palettes of colors and techniques to create varying moods in her work.

In Illustrators Characters, Digital, Drawings, Experiments, Fashion, Graphic design, Magazines, Portraits

Half tone illustrations by Tahel Maor

September 4, 2013 — Leave a comment

Tahel Maor is an artist and illustrator from Tel Aviv. Her style is particularly soft and delicate with a nice taste for mixing ideas. She uses different techniques like color pencils or water colors and also have a great series of photo manipulations and modern art scultures. No doubt you will take a few minutes to check her beautiful website…

In Artists, Illustrators Art, Characters, Children, Collage, Drawings, Fashion, half tone, Human nature, ideas, Ink, Installations, life, Paintings, Peaceful, Portraits, Simple, watercolors

Animated comics and illustrations by Stephen Vuillemin

August 28, 2013 — Leave a comment

Stephen Vuillemin is a French illustrator living in London, you also may follow him on twitter.com/acevee. He has developed a personal style drawing strange and humorous animated GIF. Producing work specifically for that format, he is commissioned to create moving illustrations for on line publications as well as static. Stephen Vuillemin certainly has a world of his own and his animated comics are very amazing, you’ll find fresh access to it on his blog: acevee.blogspot.fr/ although it is written in French. Represented by Lezilus.

In Illustrators Animation, Characters, Digital, Experiments, Motion design, Sketches, twisted, Vector

Emotional digital illustrations by Adam Tan

August 16, 2013 — Leave a comment

Adam Tan is an artist and illustrator from west Auckland, New Zealand. Born from Malaysian-Chinese parents, he recently graduated with a bachelor of design from Auckland University of Technology and is now working as an illustrator in New Zealand. His personal style is awesome, certainly a very promising portfolio in the contemporary illustration era. You’ll probably find yourself instantly captivated by his unique style and technique. Adam Tan uses some vibrant neon colours, providing a soft but real energy, and bringing his quirky series of portraits to life.

In Artists, Illustrators Art, Characters, concept art, Digital, Drawings, Experiments, half tone, Human nature, Landscapes, life, Paintings, Portraits, Poster, Simple, Sketches

Colorful drawings and paper cut by Ytje

August 11, 2013 — Leave a comment

Ytje is an illustrator from Haarlem, Netherlands. She recently developed a new style, done from paper cut, to complement her pencil work and digital drawings. With an elegant style, she expresses her versatility. Ytje is currently working on a series of Mad Men character portraits. To really get the feel of that particular time in which the Mad Men universe is set, she connected the characters with works of the Pop Art era.
Ytje’s clients are: het Parool, Moët & Chandon, Esquire, Vrij Nederland, Staat Amsterdam, Red, Atmosphere/BBDO (NYC), 160 over 90/ Boston Redevelopment Authority. Ytje is represented by Unit cma, Amsterdam.

In Illustrators, Paper artists Cardboard, Characters, Collage, Digital, Drawings, Graphic design, Paper art, Portraits, Vintage

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