Children Wonder: Cute Illustrations of Kids Playing, with a Morose Twist
Takeru Toyokura‘s Children Wonder series of illustrations show children playing. However, things are not all fun and games, and there is an element…
Artist profiles and studio dispatches from the Arthaus archive — painting, illustration and mixed media, written about the work itself.
Takeru Toyokura‘s Children Wonder series of illustrations show children playing. However, things are not all fun and games, and there is an element…
These sketches and drawings by George Azmy are not what I would call “pretty” – in fact, I’d say several are intentionally…
A railway theme inspired these oil and acrylic paintings by Dániel Bajkó. Straight Labyrinth II shows train tracks bordered by a mesmerizing…
Benedetto Cristofani is an illustrator and art director from Italy. These digital illustrations were created for a mix of editorial and advertising…
James Fenner‘s digital paintings retain the sketch-like quality of the pencil drawings the artist usually works from. Some of the colors have a…
Some of Victor Cavazzoni‘s extremely clever digital illustrations rely on wordplay and double meanings, while others have a design that represents two…
These three illustrated storyboards, concept art for an animation project, show the aftermath of dramatic events. The locations have now become Silent Places, (a…
In this series of drawings by María & González, various scenes are shown through the frame of a Rear Window. Some of these…
Dones d’aigua (Water Women) and Into the Water – Dones d’aigua II are a series of works by Sonia Alins Miguel. Each is made up…
Jason Raish is an illustrator from New York, U.S. who has also lived and worked in several other countries, including South Korea,…
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