Faunesque is Phil Constantinesco’s illustration portfolio. This French illustrator and motion designer based in Paris is the co-founder of Zurich29 (with Dorian Gourg). He has worked for MTV in Paris, as a motion designer and now mixes his work with both illustration and motion design. His complex drawings offer an original vision of nature from several perspectives at once. I selected here some of his drawings, watch the whole portfolio, he also does great color illustrations.
Floyd Grey is a 23 years old illustrator from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. He graduated from Dasein Academy of Art, specializing in Fashion Illustration, Photography and Photomanipulation. He now is a freelance illustrator with a very minimalist style obviously inspired by René Gruau or David Downton. Although the pen and ink renderings are digital and all done with Photoshop brushes, the drawings have a very traditional touch and I imagine it done on the best art paper… Floyd Grey’s illustrations are very refined and detailed, becoming mostly black and white by the days.
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…
Natalia Sanabria is a young graphic designer and illustrator from San José, Costa Rica. Her fantastic work is focused on fashion illustration with a very feminine and detailed style. Vibrant colors and young trendy people drawn with a realistic point of view is her signature also she mostly likes to draw the fashion universe, models, runways, clothes, events and most of all hair cuts when they are particularly original. She draws and paints (with water colors) sometimes looking for some new texture, grain and other unexpected accidents. Natalia Sanabria takes inspiration with illustrators like René Gruau, David Downton or Stina Persson. Via 3petitspointsmagazine.fr
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.
Coby Wild is an illustrator showing much passion for colours, simplicity of form and perfectly weighted compositions. His work, mostly inspired by nature and with a plethora of contemporary references, is made of symmetry, fluidity and geometric forms. He has developed a very personal and unique style with high gloss finish and beautifully balanced forms. Coby Wild’s vector illustrations are then manipulated in Photoshop to get some life, bold colours and character.
Kareem Iliya is a New-York based fashion designer originally from Beirut, known for his beautiful silhouettes made of washed out tones and very simple shapes. The vibrant colours and combination of inks, pastels, textured papers and some computer manipulation give his illustrations a quite mystical mood. The beauty and grace of his subjects, women, men or accessories, often very close from runways are featuring in the most prestigious fashion magazines and brands across the universe. A very beautiful portfolio among the watercolor fashion illustration artists around here and showing a large amount of work…
Represented by Art Department (NYC), Innovative Fashion Ideas (Milano, Italy) and Cross World Connections (Tokyo, Japan)
Cruschiform is Marie-laure Cruschi’s portfolio, a French graphic designer. Founded in 2007 with the hope to continuously experiment and explore new areas. Little by little, her graphic vocabulary is getting more and more figurative, driving her to new narratives territories.
Emo Diaz is an illustrator and graphic designer based in Madrid, Spain. Fan of colours, pizzas, toys, 8bit music, imaginary friends, videogames, caps, crafts and all things with eyes.
Jennifer Bruget is a French artist who is experimenting the art of photographic self-portrait with some computer wizardry. Her work is not narcissistic but certainly melancholic. She has exhibited in several countries and also featured in Vogue Italy. A promising portfolio.
Here you can jump to the Partfaliaz self-portraits archives.
