On the blog today, a glimpse into the magical illustrated world of artist Sarah Goodreau; creator of quirky creatures, things and not-things. Isn’t her work lovely? Sarah received a BFA in illustration at the Savannah College of Art and Design and currently lives and works as a freelance illustrator in London. She is also co-creator and art director […]
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Drawing inspiration from traditional fairy tales and Slavic folklore, Romanian illustrator Madalina Andronic creates colorful portraits that will make you drift right off to a beautiful wonderland. So many patterns, so many details.. so gorgeous!
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Burn in Guatemala City and living in her own magical world, Muxxi draws the most unusual, eye catching characters that will drag you right in to a cheerful dream you really don’t want to escape from anymore. Countless colors, shapes and patterns yet all still very delicate, sweet and.. so beautiful!
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How would you best describe these beautifully bizarre characters by Zsalto? Magical? Misterious? Slightly strange or simply beautiful? I think I’m gonna go with all four. With so many details, colors and curiosities I find it pretty hard to look away from them once they catch my eye. Love!
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There’s something very magical about these beautiful illustrations by Buenos Aires-based artist Miren Asiain Lora. I can’t stop staring at the stargazers in the third image in particular. Amazing!
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Instagram is a great place to spot new inspiration. It’s where I recently stumbled upon (and fell in love with) these fun, quirky characters by South Korean artist Myeongjin Kam. Love her soft, simple and slightly magical style. You can find more of Myeongjin’s work on her blog (written in Korean) and on Instagram. Enjoy!
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How is everybody feeling today? I must say I’m doing pretty good ever since I started staring at these wonderful, comical illustrations by Akvile Magicdust. Magic! Akvile is a Lithuania-based artist who creates works for zines, newspapers and other publications. Akvile likes to convert emotions to colors. Her personal favorites are: salty seaside, vanilla cave, banana skirt, tropical forest, muddy river, wet asphalt, ultramarine stranger […]
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