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no responses - Posted 07.20.10
Moa Bartling is a Swedish illustrator and print designer. She graduated in 2002 from Beckmans School of Design (Stockholm). Beautiful watercolors, food and fashion sketches, with a happy colorful style. Represented by Agent Molly & Co (Europe) and Snyder and the Swedes (USA). continue
no responses - Posted 06.27.10
Eric Marrian is a French architect who started photography pojects in 2000. With lots of patience and talent he experimented different techniques and quickly was re-known for his artistic work. The series "carre blanc" (white square) started in late 2005. This work is amazingly creative and focused on black and white ...continue
no responses - Posted 06.25.10
Brian Rea is a Los Angeles based illustrator and designer. He also is the former art director for the New York Times Op-Ed page. He creates hand-drawings and design for books, murals, posters, music videos, and magazines with a smart and funny style. Illustration clients are Playboy, The New York ...continue
no responses - Posted 06.19.10
Tilman Faelker is a freelance illustrator from Germany, coming with new works and an updated site. His soft drawings are a clever mix between hand-made artworks and computer, creating beautiful human related concepts. Tilman Faelker’s also producing some reasonably priced limited edition prints. continue
no responses - Posted 06.16.10
Marta Antelo is an illustrator from Madrid, Spain. She works a nice style of texture mix with peaceful concepts about people, society or ecology. Simple shapes, delicate textures and soft colors are her main ingredients. Client list include: Boston Globe, National Geographic Kids Entertainment, Lola, Disney, The Reader's Digest, Yoga ...continue
no responses - Posted 05.21.10
Ricardo Fumanal, Spanish illustrator based in London. He started as a graphic designer in Barcelona then focused on illustration. Ricardo Fumanal’s interests range from fashion photography to advertising and Fine Arts. He's done commissioned work for Pull&Bear, Mango, Revlon, Dazed&Confused, Madame Figaro, Glamour, Vogue Hommes et Marie-Claire. Represented by VE ...continue
no responses - Posted 05.11.10
Ryu Itadani is a Japanese illustrator born in 1974 at Osaka. He works in Tokyo. He creates lively hand drawn lines with playful colors. "City", "Things", and "Nature" are his main themes of work for exhibitions. continue
no responses - Posted 04.23.10
I like to draw things is Brittish illustrator Emma Kelly's blog and portfolio. She is a commercial artist living in London who hand-draws things and places with much details. In fact Emma Kelly developped a quite technical and realistic style with a few chosen colors. continue
no responses - Posted 04.11.10
Frank Chimero is an illustrator and graphic designer with a smart conceptual style. He has fascination with the creative process and express it in different ways. Each piece is the part of an exploration in finding wit, surprise, honesty and joy in the world around us. The Ethos section of ...continue
no responses - Posted 04.09.10
Alain Greloud is a French artist who graduated in law and journalism before working as a photographer. He has a fantastic personal work influenced by traveling and litterature. His images are stills or portraits with a very meditating touch. Alain Greloud works on square formats and his compositions and colors ...continue
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Amazing shots by Akihito Igarashi
1 response - Posted 09.01.10
Akihito Igarashi is a Japanese photographer living in London. Very beautiful and various shots (faces, fashion, music, places…) I have to say this is one of my favorite portfolios! I spent hours watching these numerous photographs. The work for fashion or music is good and there’s always something unusual. In the “places” category (London, Tokyo, [...]
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Outstanding paper art: Le Creative Sweatshop
1 response - Posted 08.30.10
Le Creative Sweatshop is a concept agency, founded by the meeting of Ndeur and Make a Paper World in January 2009, and working on trendy volume and set design. Ndeur (Mathieu Missiaen) and Make a Paper World (Julien Morin) already had several international publications and projects. They are influenced by street style, custom design and [...]
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Conceptual photography by Clément Duquenne
no responses - Posted 08.26.10
Clément Duquenne is a French photographer with a nice conceptual portfolio of personal works. He also shows beautiful landscapes and portraits. There are not that much infos available about Clément Duquenne, but having a look is worth it.
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Beautiful portrait paintings and collages by Ann Marshall
no responses - Posted 08.24.10
Ann Marshall is an artist from New York City who grew up in Atlanta, Georgia and earned her BFA from the School of Visual Arts in NYC. After traveling nationally and internationally as an ethnographer and consumer anthropologist, she now works as a portrait and fine artist. There’s often some confusion about her work. All [...]
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Subversive photo-based artworks by Dan Bergeron
no responses - Posted 08.22.10
Dan Bergeron AKA fauxreel, is known for his billboard take-overs, transforming advertising into funny pieces of art, never so far from political statements or a sort of vandalism. He is playing with guerrilla tactics of instant-impact, making street art expressive, amazing and fun. But Dan Bergeron also is a photographer mostly working on editorial, commercial [...]
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Breathtaking shots by Khuong Nguyen
no responses - Posted 08.16.10
khuong Nguyen is a young French photographer with already a terrific style. Obvious taste for 3D compositions and advertising. Clients: Louboutin, Citroên, Shoes Up, Wad… Represented by TWO.P.
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Dreams and fashion by Elene Usdin
no responses - Posted 08.12.10
Elene Usdin is a French photographer and illustrator. I’ll post something about her illustrations later. She started photography in 2002 doing fantastic self-portraits. She says photography is the best way to experiment and create with full control. Elene Usdin proceeds to tell her stories through the use of fashion. So there’s much beauty and magic [...]
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