Poetic urban paper art by Tank & Popek
Multi-disiciplinary artists, Tank & Popek is a duo working together since 2012. Their alchemy produce compositions mixing urban lettering and poetic characters. Each mural is a dreamlike escape that questions our imagination. The duo also creates handmade installations made of wood or cardboard
Blindness light, art by Javier Martin
Javier Martin is a Spanish multidisciplinary artist who has equally experimented in painting, collage, sculpture, performance art and video art. Through his work, he proposes relationships among forms, surfaces, textures, and scenarios in which objects used on a daily basis relate to each other in u
Original street-art faces by Zelda Bomba
Zelda Bomba is an artist and illustrator who shares her time between France and italy. She is inspired by countercultures and comics as well as fashion or fine arts. She creates numerous characters, with a pop style and much irony… As she is a great street artist, you may find her bold paintings a
Chromosaturation, color art by Carlos Cruz-Diez
Artist Carlos Cruz-Diez (Caracas, 1923) has lived and worked in Paris since 1960. He is one of the main figures of kinetic-optic art. He is a contemporary theorist of color whose artistic proposal is based on four chromatic conditions: subtractive, additive, inductive and reflected color. His resear
Hand painted geometric patterns by Brendan Monroe
Brendan Monroe is an artist who digs through science to find loose references for his paintings and sculptures. He is actually living and working in Oakland, California. Once in a while he takes on illustration commissions, but most of the time he is painting and sculpting for exhibitions. He says i
Neo-traditional paper art by Gadgetique Japon
Gadgetique Japon is a “neo” traditional craft Lorekeeper of Japan. His name is Yoshinobu Mizutani and he is from Kyoto, Japan. Gadgetique Japon was born in 2015 and the brand line says: “Be unique, more.” KUSUDAMA and TEMARI are the newest items that make yourself creative. I
Avant-garde and pointillist illustration by Kebba Sanneh
Paris based artist and designer Kebba Sanneh creates unique pieces of art with a subtile dark mood. After studying at the Gobelins School and working as a designer and art director, he started to focus on illustration. With a very personal style mixing pointillism and drawings, surrealism, digital c
Strange abstract shapes created by Gomazio
Gomazio is a French illustrator (and previously mechanical design engineer) who has devoted himself to visual art. He develops different techniques such as ink, drawing, painting and vector to work series of projects focusing on abstract situations, incoherent outlook and even strange character draw
Dark and funny original illustrations by Sean Morris
Sean Morris is an Australian born artist currently based in Melbourne. Sean Morris creates some original dark works involving sword wielding maidens, motorcycling harpies, and alligator riding vixens. A self publisher as well, Morris has printed many killer zines and recently collaborated on a SICK
Type, lettering and branding by Wells Collins
Redknapsack is the Studio of Wells Collins with a focus on Type, Lettering, Branding, & Web. Wells Collins is an Atlanta based graphic & web designer. He is best known for his custom type and hand lettered works. A graduate of UGA’s exclusive graphic design program, his style adapts
Lettering artist and designer Erik Marinovich
Erik Marinovich is a San Francisco based lettering artist and designer, and is a co-founder of Friends of Type. Since 2009 he has drawn letters, logos and type for nice folks like: Nike, Target, Google, Hilton, Facebook, Sonos, Sharpie, The Criterion Collection, Air Canada, Gap, Ford Motor Company.
Cool illustrations and pattern by Marco Oggian
Marco Oggian was born in Venice, Italy in 1990, he is now living between Italy and Spain. At the age of 15 he drew some illustrations and pattern for a textile manufactory, that have been bought by Zara later. It was his first experience and he decided to go on since that day. Today he […]
