I’m pretty sure these gorgeous works by Eduardo Recife will bring me sweet dreams tonight.. love them! Eduardo Recife is a Brazilian artist and illustrator who creates beautiful, dream-away collages (and some pretty amazing fonts too). He has illustrated for various clients such as The New York Times and Nike and his works have been exhibited […]
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Emmanuel Polanco is an illustrator, author of children’s books and artist who lives and works in Paris, France. He has created works for many clients and his works have been exhibited in the US, The Netherlands and Austria. Below you’ll find a selection of collages which I love, but his portfolio is quite diverse, so you can go and […]
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I like to play with photographs sometimes, and I love it when artists take this job very seriously. Ben Giles is a talented art student from London who creates the most amazing collages using photographs and many, many, MANY flowers. Below are some of my favorites, and besides these, you can visit his site to find some more amazing works […]
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Time for some new illustrations by Catrin Welz-Stein. I still can’t get enough of her works..Love! catrinwelzstein.blogspot.com Selling on: Society6
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From an early age Laura McKellar began to collect imageries that inspired her such as old film cameras, second hand picture books and dress pattern illustrations. During her graphic design studies she began to include digital art with her mixed media pieces and further developed her wonderful, playful style. Her works usually start off on the […]
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Greedy Hen is a collaboration between artists Katherine Brickman and Kate Mitchell. Working with various media, Katherine and Kate prefer to work with whatever idea seems to be most appropriate at the time. Besides the stunning works you can find below (the third one is my absolute favorite!) Greedy Hen also produces album covers, posters and film clips. www.greedyhen.com […]
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Parisian artist Caro-Ma gets her inspirations from unexpected encounters with images that, once cut and deformed, allow her to create new settings and transcribe her emotions. This results into beautiful, playful collages in which objects and characters appear in unusual contexts, but seem to be in place nonetheless. Caro-Ma shares her works on Facebook & […]
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