Southern Ontario-based artist Jenny Liz Rome gets inspiration from wildlife, dreamlike colors, modern women, classic styles and female forms. Her beautiful illustrations are for sale on Society6 and she has created works for various clients such as Marie Claire Russia, Hair House WareHouse and Black Monroe. www.jennylizrome.com Selling on: Society6 [Back to Homepage]
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German artist and illustrator Marco Wagner studied at the University of Applied Sciences in Würzburg, Germany. His beautiful, fascinating and often colorful illustrations have been published in worldwide publications. Besides his commissioned portfolio, he has been working as an artist since 2006, creating paintings and drawings in which human discomfort and vulnerability play central roles. www.marcowagner.blogspot.de […]
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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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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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The illustrations of Hsiao Ron Cheng represent a world that is filled with beauty and contradiction. Intimate and comforting, yet distant and disturbing. A world in which magical little characters express a pure innocence and a confronting brutality at the same time. I love the soft colors she uses and the fact that her works […]
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These romantic creations are the work of Austrian Photoshop-artist Christian Schloe. Love them! They have this wonderful, painterly style, and the fact that they’re actually digital creations leaves me speechless.
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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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