He called himself a weird artist we find him as a great illustrator working with a touch of 1930ss Van Beuren's and Fleischer Studios aesthetic, mixing it with a bit of erotism and other cases. Meet StPete based Pasha Bumazniy. View his works on Behance
Stella grew up in Santa Fe, New Mexico. In her work she explores her memory of the desert - the lines, the color, the space. She now lives in New Haven, Connecticut. One day she will move back to the desert.
Born in Hannover, design-breed in Oslo and living in Nürnberg, Philipp Zurmöhle has a portfolio of a classy European designer. Rooted in illustration Philipp creates clean and minimalistic graphic design worth to review on his portfolio website www.philippzm.com
Philippines-based illustrator Kerby Rosanes has created a new stunning series of doodles and sketchbook illustrations
Explore the decadent illustrations of Saint-Petersburg raised artist Nikita Kaun (Instagram). I'd like to have few of him on my loft once he rolls out full collection of prints
UK graphic designer and artist Chris Labrooy riffs on custom car culture in his latest digital illustration series, “Tales of Auto Elasticity.” A follow-up to last year’s “Auto Aerobics,” in which Labrooy placed his bendy, sculptural low riders in a city park, “Tales of Auto Elasticity” shows pick-up trucks with yogic flexibility bending to extreme degrees in a rural parking lot. via Hi-Fructose
HEROTIME is a new fashion label and the creative canvas of artist Lora Zombie.
Born in a small town in Russia, in 1990, Lora Zombie was set on becoming an artist a very early age. The self-taught painter first gained recognition in the late 2000s as her work circulated online, reaching millions of people through blogs, news outlets and social media as well as on Designcollector (search).
In recent years, Lora has taken the gallery scene by storm with exhibitions in Los Angeles, Toronto, New York and Russia - bringing in the interest of collectors and fans worldwide. In 2010 Tom Co-Founded Eyes On Walls after seeing an opportunity in the market for publishing and promoting a collective of talented young visual artists, connecting their work with a new generation of art buyers. In the 4 years since then Eyes On Walls and Lora have created and sold hundreds of thousands of Prints, Limited Editions and Originals of Lora's work around the world. They also produced 3 solo art shows in Toronto (Canada), SoHo (New York) and Brooklyn (New York).
In the search of inspiration for a name for this new concept of a brand centered around Lora's artistic vision, we studied her vast archives of work.
Among countless other subjects and ideas, we found a frequent theme of superheroes portrayed as much more human than we are used to. Lora's superheroes were often depressed, distraught, unsure of themselves, and performing mundane everyday tasks instead of saving the world. On the other hand, the everyday characters in Lora's works were often the most brave, acting as you would expect superheroes would. Protecting innocence, facing fear, and overcoming adversity.
It was on the concept of these everyday heroes that the name and core principles of HEROTIME were born.
Lora created an initial series of work building on the "Tom" panda character she created for the logo.
She also experimented for the first time with creating art designed specifically for apparel.
You can support Herotime on Kickstarter by pre-ordering sterling or golden "Rabbit Bomber" Pendants and other apparel as well as posters and different types of artwork.
South-Russian indoor mural artist Konstantin Shalev (Facebook) shares his new works since our last review of his crazy street art characters we did at OFFF2011
Ukraine-born multimedia artist Stanislava Pinchuk, aka Miso, creates special minimal tattoos when working in Tokyo and Melbourne. In her own words, they are “home-made tattoos for friends and friends of friends, playing with memory, space and geography turned back on body, all completed as trades.”
Russian artist Tanya Shatseva works with oil on canvas creating colourful illustrations saturated with bright details. (Subconsciously we respect her works and find the influence of Lora Zombie art on her earliest works). You can easily purchase Tanya's art on different objects as iPhone cases and etc on tanyashatseva.bigcartel.com
http://vimeo.com/110647901
Paris-based artist shows off her awesome skills in lettering and illustration - meet Vivien Bertin on Behance
Hamilton-based Canadian talented illustrator Michael Byers and his fun, dynamic, and emotionally driven editorial illustrations.
Promising Russian illustrator and artist Ruslan Khasanov shared his latest work commissioned for GQ article "Who wants to shoot an elephant?"
Talented graphic designer and illustrator Matt Moore released awesome Wall Calendar 2015Get it now and enjoy vectorfunk!
http://vimeo.com/110595851
"The first three images are part of a series titled “Wood People,” which David Cristobal explains that “looking at the lines of a tree can tell you a lot about its life”; so the same goes for people." via
"Transport for London" commissioned famous artist Alex Trochut to create a series of typographic posters for their latest City Bike Campaign
High profiled German illustrator Mago Dovjenko poured a huge amount of new works to his portfolio. Working on the edge of fashion and music he illustrates daily trends mixing all that styles in one epic cocktail. Mago still holds a record to be the youngest artist ever worked with high brands like Nike when he was 14 years old. Approach his works on magodovjenko.com
