Archive for the ‘Art’ tag
Presenting the lovely artwork of Aron Wiesenfeld
- Aron Wiesenfeld – A Perfect Day
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Delegates Daughter
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Flowerbed
- Aron Wiesenfeld – June
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Landfall
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Northwest
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Raincoat
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Ruth
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Spaceship
- Aron Wiesenfeld – The Lesson
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Train Tunnel
- Aron Wiesenfeld – Victor
Alexander Jansson – A mystical magical world
Working from his design studio “Sleeping House” in Sweden, Alexander Jansson creates mysteriously beautiful worlds where intricately drawn music vans fly through the air, cute characters play music and lively cities appear from the dark heavy mist. Although the artworks seem gloomy they evoke not feelings of darkness but rather feelings of life, light and music.
- Alexander Jansson-Chuck and Bosco
- Alexander Jansson-Flying Car
- Alexander Jansson-Her Only Friend The Moon
- Alexander Jansson-La Voiture de Bruit
- Alexander Jansson-Lake of Fools
- Alexander Jansson-Ramone Bosco
- Alexander Jansson-Selma
- Alexander Jansson-Sorychta Sisters
- Alexander Jansson-Teeth and Tooth
- Alexander Jansson-The Bearded Baumann Brothers
- Alexander Jansson-The Forest Panorama
- Alexander Jansson-The Sad Story
- Alexander Jansson-The Sleeping House
- Alexander Jansson-The Umbrellhats
- Alexander Jansson-Weatherworn
- Alexander Jansson-Well
Istvan Banyai – Politics, social absurdities, american pop culture
Istvan is a very successful commercial illustrator and animator who gained prominence in the mid-1980s in the USA.
Its odd but I find his illustration unusually easy to visualize - flavor and setting. He seems to have a real knack for isolating the subject matter through clever use of colors and layout. Politics, social absurdities, american pop culture, war and sexuality are all things he infuses in his art. Enjoy!
Lovely Illustration’s by Mateusz Kolek
Mateusz has a playful feel to his illustrations but maintains an edge on his work through the subject matter. I like both the bright colors and the softer color sets which where used for the Coco Rosie pieces. I’m particularly fond of Tokyo Rain and Yakuza – almost ended up buying one of these pieces!
I hope you enjoy his illustrations as much as I have!
- Mateusz Kolek – Pink Denuergi
- Mateusz Kolek – Carpet
- Mateusz Kolek – Tokyo Rain
- Mateusz Kolek -Toy Eater
- Mateusz Kolek – Jelly Demon
- Mateusz Kolek – Yakuza
- Mateusz Kolek – Coco Rosie
- Mateusz Kolek – Brainstorm
- Mateusz Kolek – Coco Rosie
Nigel Cox’s photo-realism minimalistic paintings
His work is lucid and technically brilliant. I have selected 3 of Nigel Cox’s art works and you may see the rest on his site.
- Nigel Cox – An Urban Solitude
- Nigel Cox – The Black Basque
- Nigel Cox – The Kuni Inversion
The Magical World of Xavier Collette
Xabier Collette has a brilliant imagination especially when it comes to fantasy and creating magical worlds. I love his take on Alice in Wonderland and his other mystical creatures! Enjoy!
- Xavier Collette – Garde Coeur
- Xavier Collette – Alice
- Xavier Collette – Dragon
- Xavier Collette – Bramble Meeting
- Xavier Collette – Fee Verte
- Xavier Collette Flower
- Xavier Collette – Hello Balloon
- Xavier Collette – Wonderland
- Xavier Collette – Reveuse
- Xavier Collette – Cheshire Wood
- Xavier Collette – Nidhogg
- Xavier Collette – happy2010
A cute yet spooky animation called Alma
Illustrations by Raccoon Nook
- Racoon Nook – PopMech: Rocket Race Diagram
- Racoon Nook – idN Neo York (Sketch)
- Racoon Nook – idN Neo York
- Racoon Nook – Guilty Pleasure
- Racoon Nook – Bunny Laundry Tea Time
- Racoon Nook – Wind Hill Dark
- Racoon Nook – PopMech: The Rules of Survival
- Raccoon Nook – Quail
ultraelectrical phenomenon
Illustrations by Tomer Hanuka
Based in New York Tomer Hanuka is an illustrator and a cartoonist. He works on a range of projects for magazines, book publishers, ad agencies and film studios. In 2008 he won the British Desgin Museum award as part of the Penguin Classics Deluxe Editions. Currently he teaches at the School of Visual Arts and is working on a graphic novel with his twin brother Asaf.
On his blog he shows his illustration process from sketch to final artwork: www.tropicaltoxic.blogspot.com. Find below a selection of his work:
Illustrations by Rory Kurtz
- Rory Kurtz – Woman at Arms
- Rory Kurtz – Anatomy
- Rory Kurtz – Child
- Rory Kurtz – Aviary
- Rory Kurtz – Boy Flying
- Rory Kurtz – B-Rad
- Rory Kurtz – Dancers Backstage
- Rory Kurtz – Dude
- Rory Kurtz – Electra
- Rory Kurtz – Fight
- Rory Kurtz – Frenchie
- Rory Kurtz – Girl On Bridge
- Rory Kurtz – Kathleen Breen Combes
- Rory Kurtz – Matsuo Bashos Final Poem
- Rory Kurtz – Saving Alex
- Rory Kurtz – Waking with Wolves













































































































