illustration, fashion

Illustrator and artist based in Madrid, has worked basically with each major national agencies, and is starting with his first commissions and international expansion.

We have reviewed Stina Perssons water-colours few years ago. Now it's a time to look again on her progress

Danni Shinya Luo's main subjects are meditations on the beauty of female figures. Her main medium is watercolor with ink. Overall, her work can be described as fluid and organic, full of feminine romance with hidden conflicts and symbolic elements. (via)

Susan Hassmann has been working as a professional illustrator for the past eight years. Her clients include Cosmopolitan, Elle, Glamour, Maybelline, Nokia, Häagen Dazs, Toyota, VW, Wella, and Nivea Beauté.

Fashion illustrator Nicole Guice from New York: "I am especially drawn to the black and white graphic, as a simple fine point black pen is my medium of choice, for I feel that the fine lines magnify the detail. I'm inspired by black and white classic movies, fashion, botany, gemology, cosmology and children's books..."

Ratinan Thaijareorn A.K.A."ISE" is a 25 years old artist who was born and raised in Bangkok,Thailand. She loves painting as her best friend and also love to draw fashion style female figure. Beside her personal portfolio, check her Behance profile.

Olka Osadzińska is a young gun from Warsaw, Poland. She is a talented illustrator that worked with variety of fashion and lifestyle magazines later collaborated with few local fashion brands and many editorials providing them her any-place-fit colourful graphics.

Florence based fashion illustrator Noumeda Carbone has been featured on DC few times for her outstanding artworks. Now it's a time to review her new works again.

Работы итальянской художницы Noumeda Carbone не раз обозревались на нашем сайте, но будет не лишним упомянуть об обновлениях в ее насыщенном иллюстрацией портфолио.

Irish illustrator and artist Denis Nestor creates sensual illustrations.

Athens based talented fashion illustrator and graphic artist Spiros Halaris creates a series of hand drawings using black as a formal language.