So many colors, so many details. I love everything about Olaf Hajek’s colorful and vibrant illustrations. Although he studied graphic design, Olaf creates most of his works by hand. His works are painted with acrylic on cardboard, paper or wood and they can be found on books, posters, stamps and even on hotel walls. His colorful works […]
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The collages of Italian artist Antonello Silverini are loved by many and can regularly be spotted in books, posters and newspapers. Silverini worked as a commercial illustrator for large companies before switching to newspapers and magazines. There he found freedom to use and develop his artistic talent. His works are created from a base that […]
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It’s hard not to fall in love with the fairytale-like paintings and drawings of Anne Siems. From the humble faces of her characters to the elegant lines that surround them.. From the body of her works to the tiniest details.. Everything about Anne Siems’ works is breathtaking, and brings together humans and nature in a […]
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Anke Linz and Andreas Oettinger, aka Billy und Hells, are two photographers from Germany whose works have been featured in galleries worldwide. While previously focusing on fashion photography, they started forming their own style by accidentally forgetting to take a black and white negative out of a developer. Later on, the artists discovered a technique […]
Read More →Japanese artist Natsuo Ikegami draws and paints, and I just couldn’t decide whether to focus on her drawings or paintings here. So I chose both, as both have their own outstanding charms. Dots, lines, stars and human figures are all joined together in her beautifully creative works. I love how slightly awkward some of her […]
Read More →Welcome to the bizarre world of Ray Caesar. A place where ladies have cat masks and tentacles, and babies wear tattoos. They have pale skins and sharp eyes that tell us they dominate in a world which is different from that of ours. And allthough his creatures may appear disturbing, Ray Caesar manages to […]
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I’ve noticed that I tend to use the word ‘dreamlike’ a lot when I write my posts, so I’ll be trying to avoid this every now and then. But looking at these stunning photographs by Zena Holloway, how can I not use the word dreamlike? And beautiful? And breathtaking? I am in love with each […]
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