This just blows me away. It’s the work of Januz Miralles, an illustrator and fine artist from Laguna, Philippines. Januz combines painting with digital photomanipulations, creating incredibly appealing portraits of human figures which are woven into brushstrokes and textures. I love the results, and I’m astonished about how harmoniously the bodies and abstract forms blend […]
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Flying eyes, human robots and skinless limbs. Nothing is too wild for Colombian artist Randy Mora. Working as a freelance illustrator, Randy Mora creates colourful digital collages (private and commissioned). His works have been exhibited worldwide, and they have been featured in newspapers and magazines such as Wired UK, The Guardian and The Quarterly Magazine.
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A glance at the work of Oleg Dou might scare you a bit at first. But if it does, I advice you to look again and stare a little longer. That’s when the beauty becomes visible. Intimate in some way, distant in another. As if we remain in an everlasting curiosity of who the creature […]
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The illustrations of Milan-based artist Alessandro Gottardo prove that many can be said with minimalistic imagery. They are modest and elegant, and have a lovely playful style that easily catches your attention. Alessandro Gottardo, aka Shout is an illustrator who creates projects for advertising campaigns, products and publishers worldwide. His works have been featured in […]
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Ruud van Empel is a multiple award winning artist from the Netherlands whose works are exhibited worldwide. His photographs immediately stand out of the crowd; boys and girls surrounded by contrasting and colourful environments catch your attention while at the same time their expressions are shy and modest. Intimate, yet distant at the same time. […]
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Welcome to the magical world of Rimel Neffati. A self taught artist from France who makes portraits that will draw you straight to a world of circus, pin-ups, skulls and above all, beauty. Rimel started taking photographs at the end of 2008. With her works she proves that black and white can be the perfect […]
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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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