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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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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Takahiro Kimura’s collages are created by pieces of photos which are rearranged, painted and transformed into fierce and outstanding images that easily catch your attention. Based in Tokyo Japan, Takahiro’s works have traveled widely and can be found in books, advertisements and exhibitions. Besides these works, I also highy recommend a look at his short-films, […]
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These fun and romantic collages are the work of Marisa Maestre; a graphic designer & illustrator from Madrid who has illustrated for many magazines and achieved various awards for her works . Besides the ones I selected here you’ll find a large collection of works on her website including some beautiful typographical illustrations. Enjoy! Website: www.marisamaestre.com […]
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Eugenia Loli is a filmmaker and modern vintage collage artist who is originally from Greece and lives in California. Besides the fact that her colleges are lovely to look at, I think they are amazingly creative and powerful. The scenes she sets in her works vary broadly and each creation allows the viewer different doorway […]
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I love whimsy, I love mixed media, and I LOVE artists who work with vintage photographs. So posting these works by mixed media artist Stephanie Rubiano just made my day! Stephanie Rubiano’s love for nature and Victorian photography becomes visible at first sight of her wonderful dimensional collages, which are presented in shadow boxes. Also, […]
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Yep. More ladies in art. For some reason that never gets boring. Especially not in Julia Geiser’s case, who creates digital collages that are dreamy, colorful and a slightly bit scary. For some reason the ‘scary’ part does not scare me away. Humans and animals may partly be sliced in pieces, but it doesn’t make […]
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