My latest illustration crush: the colorful work of UK based artist Grace Easton. Pattern fiestas, plant jungles and lots of bookworms can be found in her lovely creations. The girl that’s getting lost in a Virginia Woolf story is my favorite!
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There’s something so calming about these beautiful landscapes by artist Emily French. Using paper, paint and sometimes digital edits, Emily creates magical places that are rich of color, calm and beauty. I wouldn’t mind spending some time in these gorgeous hideaways!
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We’re starting off the week with a dose of color and fashion in the beautiful, one of a kind portraits by artist Jérémy Combot. Fabulous characters with fierce eyes, dressed in fabrics that I would just looove to own. Aren’t these gorgeous?
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In a lovely, whimsical style, artist Joanna Kaminska creates characters in slightly surreal landscapes that make me daydream about magical, far away places. Her beautiful works have a bit of a mysterious touch and they leave me curious to know more about who these illustrated folks are.
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I’ve been a big fan of Kristen Solecki’s Instagram for quite some time now. The super cheerful and diverse illustrations I see passing in my feed always put a smile on my face! Kristen uses different materials for her works, such as paper, paint and pencils. And she frequently works with ceramics too (I have […]
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I’m so very madly in love with the colors, quirkiness and chaos in these one of a kind paintings by artist Chelsea Wong. In all kinds of poses and outfits, Chelsea portrays countless of beautiful, friendly looking folks that I would lust looove to meet!
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There’s something about these beautiful, rich illustrations by artist Stacey Elaine that I can’t seem to keep my eyes away from. So rich of colors and details.. Such a soft, friendly and festive character.. love! Stacey Elaine creates highly detailed, hand cut illustrations with layers of tissue paper which she carefully applies and seals onto heavy hot […]
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