Beautiful colors, wonderful compositions and pretty little details.. I love everything about these portraits! They are the work of Peggy Wolf, who was born in Germany and currently works as an illustrator in London. On her Etsy page, you will find many, many more of her works available for a very fair price.
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Although Lisa Golightly studied photography she became a painter of beautiful, snapshot-like portraits that are adored by many. Her works often include children which, as she explains, is a result of having children herself. “Much of my work explores the memory of childhood and how watching my own children influence the snapshots of these memories.” www.kikiandpolly.com […]
Read More →These soft and supersweet and illustrations are the work of Yolanda Mosquera; a freelance illustrator from Spain whose creations have appeared in various printed publications. Besides the illustrations you find here, Yolanda has realized various projects which are definitely worth a glimpse, such as these lovely thread on paper works. Enjoy! www.yolandamosquera.com
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Alexey Terenin’s paintings are mysterious and intimate, and I love the strong expressions on the faces of his characters. Terenin draws his inspiration from Prague (where he grew up) and Russia (where he lives). He has been painting since 1992 and has since exhibited his beautiful works in many galleries worldwide. You can find many […]
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Laurindo Feliciano worked as an architect and designer before he started off his career as a freelance illustrator. His rich, storytelling images have since appeared in many publications such as The Financial Times, Flaunt & Les Inrockuptibles. I love the classic elements and little details he includes in his works which are surprising and contrasting, yet […]
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Oh how I love these elegant portraits by Spanish painter Alfredo Palmero.. beautiful women popping out of endless dresses.. playful and abstract structures, yet realistic and filled with emotion. This is where classic meets contemporary art. And in Palmero’s case, this can be taken quite literally as he is the third in his generation of […]
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Missed Connections are online listings where strangers who briefly met on the streets write messages in hopes to reconnect with each other. Pretty Romantic, don’t you think? Even more so when those messages are illustrated by Brooklyn-based artist Sophie Blackall. Originally a children’s illustrator, Sophie Blackall started Missed Connections as a personal project in 2009 […]
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