I’m a big fan of these soft, simple & beautiful works by Melbourne based artist Evie Cahir. Evie searches through objects and people that surround her and captures them in fragmental sketches. Love them! She has an online shop where you can find a selection of her works for sale. www.eviecahir.com via Lucky Pony
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No better way to start off the week then with these soft & sweet portraits by Melbourne-based illustrator SarahMcNeil. Ever since completing her Bachelors Degree in Fine Art at the Monash University in Melbourne in 2007, Sarah has worked as a fulltime artist. Her fabulous works have been exhibited in numerous countries, such as Canada, UK […]
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On the blog today: beautiful pencil-drawn ladyportraits by Italian illustrator Giulia Tomai. Aren’t they gorgeous? I particularly like the blond freckled face (and the naughty one too!). Giulia has created works for various publishers and is also a founder of Studio Pilar, a collective of six illustrators based in Rome. Enjoy! giuliatomai.blogspot.com via Brown Paper Bag […]
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On the blog today, girls with rosy cheeks and beautiful eyes by the very talented Sofia Bonati. Sofia is originally from Argentina and currently lives in the UK. On her Behance page, you can find some images of her working process which are definitely worth a glimpse. She also has a Facebook page and a little […]
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Hooray, it’s time for more loveliness from Japan! These fun & supersweet drawings are the work of Aiko Fukawa, a freelance illustrator who enjoys creating beatifully dressed bunnies, mice, cats, and many more for clients around the world. In December 2013, Aiko also published het first book which you can find here. Make sure to visit […]
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Maria Luque loves to draw and make people laugh with her drawings. Mission succeeded: they made me laugh. They also made me fall in love with her playful, fiesta-like style and browse on her website for an hour. Maria Luque is an illustrator who lives and works in Rosario, Argentina. She has participated in both solo- and group […]
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I’ve been a fan of Aris Moore’s work for a long time and I hope you can see why. I simply love all the characters she creates: strange but subtle, with eyes and mouths slightly out of shape yet very affecting, human expressions. And it’s not just her talent, but by the variety of her works as well: […]
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