Illustrations by Oleg Babkin
Talented and very experienced book illustrator Oleg Babkin has all hands on classic methods of drawing enhanced a little with machine.
Russia - Where cold is cool
"The Leo Burnett Moscow agency has created an interactive print, "Russia. Where the cold is cool!", to show tourists the real and modern Russia, and in turn to raise brand awareness for S7 Airlines in Europe." But there is nothing to do with airlines and a weak stereotypes. The greatest part of this work is Fiodor Sumkin graphics. It is just great and deserve a sight View more details on Fiodor's page
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKjPoXVttBE
Magomed “MAGO” Dovjenko “DOMO ARIGATO” Series
"Domo Arigato" as a series takes a look at the paralleled cultural influences of early childhood many of us have experienced and or have seen exhibited today. Classic Japanese cultural icons are infused with luxury branding brilliantly creating an conversation around the identities of the youth today.Mega Man meets Comme, Sonic meets Louis Vuitton, in a iconoclash that's a truly astute observation of today's influences. We are looking forward to seeing how the series is utilized within the real world. We've included an synopsis about the series directly from the artist Mago as well: "Whether Sailor Moon, Son Goku or Pokemon - all these Japanese anime figures were a big part of our childhood. My biggest inspiration for this project was to combine classic Japanese anime characters with luxury brands like Gucci, LV or Chanel to show the brand affinity of the Japanese culture. The series is also strongly influenced by my unique illustration style I've created over the past few years that is characterized by a strong love for details.Take a closer look and discover my passion for anime and luxury brands."
Kaspian Shore
Kaspian Shore (awesome name) is a young painter and illustrator, working with acrylics and coloured pencils on paper and a lot of magic.
Illustrations by Vika Zobenko
That's really intriguing when less works is more about quality and attraction, like here with Vika Zobenko's few personal illustration works. I like the way she builds and atmosphere with a few details and a strong drawing line especially when it comes to personages. Hope to see more of her works soon on http://www.behance.net/vikazobenko
Patrick Seymour
Talented graphic designer and illustrator from Montreal grabs our attention with digital linocuts taking back the time when simplicity of an expresion ruled in applied arts. Don't hesitate to check Patrick Seymour's graphic design on http://cargocollective.com/patrickseymour
Julia Randal illustration
Once we touched artistic illustrations of Julia Randal asa series of disembodied mouths floating in space. Since than she has been getting deeper into the anatomy and figurative art doing some creepy but still awesome artworks.
Fashion attack by Tara Dougans
A second fashion attack by Tara Dougans mimicking and reworking men fashion haute-coutre in illustrative way, now made after Paris Fashion Week. "Originally concepted as an 'animated editorial', the project kicked off shortly after Paris Fashion Week Menswear in January. Inspired by the Burmese proverb 'beware of a man's shadow and a bee's sting', the idea was to juxtapose the subtle stoicism of menswear imagery with a cheeky animated wink. Having previously worked almost exclusive with pencil, the aim was to create a multisensory experience without losing the feel of handcraftsmanship."
http://vimeo.com/44189505
Menswear F/W 2012: An Animated Editorial Illustration and Direction by Tara Dougans Original Score by Johnston Sheard
View full series on Tara's Behance
Illustrations by Alexandra Levasseur
Emotional and vivid illustrations of Alexandra Levasseur come from her life experience mixed inbetween Quebec in Canada, Costa Rica and Spain. I like the way she works with pattern and human presence in one frame and keeps the feeling of a classy modernist art.
Goverdose 3 Void
Goverdose was born in 2008 as a result of online collaboration between digital artists. Here is a third pack of artworks created by collective for the theme "Void".
Ugo Gattoni
Young French freelance art director Ugo Gattoni has mature works scattered over portfolio website http://www.ugogattoni.fr/
Jenny Liz Rome
I love the works of Jenny Liz Rome and especially her pencil drawings. Lady Of The Flies series are works inspired by nature , femininity and fashion.
Illustrations by Eugene Plotnikov
Young illustrator with Russian roots living and studying in Melbourne, Australia. Check his portfolio-blog on http://www.eugeneplotnikov.com/
Tattooed Illustration by Philippe Constantinesco
Born in France, raised in art in Strasbourg settled down in Paris for searching clients and illustration work. His personal playground called "Faunesque" serves bright examples of commercial illustration as well as personal. And especially one that feature tattooed characters whether they are penciled in Moleskines or digitally inked.
Jens Ullrich's Sporting Collages
London Olympics 2012 starts this week and here is a creative way to tune up for this amazing hope not spoiling by politics event. The Berlin-based artist Jens Ullrich explorers the collision of antics and modern sports by using collage techniques.
Vadim Skorik
Young Russian talent based in Northern city of Arkhangelsk - Vadim Skorik has some striking ink art that can perfectly fit any t-shirt design or enemy's skin
Volvo Art Session
7 Chinese artists from our partners at NeochaEDGE portal were asked to recreate the visual image of Volvo Hybrid car within a 30+ square meter background canvas behind it. That was a live performance in Zurich this June, shot by renowned photographer Francesco Carrozzini.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LXo2Xw4MIk&feature=player_embedded
View full credits, all videos and photos on http://www.volvoartsession.com