3rd Wave of Inspiration
Since 2003
Conceptual digital artist Alex Andreyev calls his works "hermetic art" depicting surreal and mythic situation somebody can call sci-fi illustration. His works from "Separate Reality" series definitely call to everything untold and occult we have in a course of our lives.
Colourful illustrations created by Italian designer Ray Oranges using geometric shapes for his eye-catchy atworks
Talented illustrator living in Italy Reno Nogaj shows the best of his illustrations made in limited-colours technique
Petersburg-based illustrator Viktor Miller-Gausa was commissioned by capital's underground transport to decorate metro cars with large-scale illustrations. This was a project initiated by "Amur Tiger Center" to grab attention on far east big cats that are in danger of extinction. "It was an incredible experience, the result of which throughout the whole year, will delight the residents of the Russian capital. In total, the project presented 18 illustrations for the whole train. My illustrations graced only the outer top." says Viktor
Talented French illustrator Kim Roselier has unique 3D-like style of doing artworks mainly basin on dynamic composition of human bodies. Check his latest commission below
Mexico-based artist Carlos ARL has pretty nice collection of portraits mainly female in portfolio
Krisztiàn Tejfel is a Hungarian painter and photographer. He mostly paints women's portrait, often leaving his creations with the look of a "work unfinished". He is educated in traditional painting and began exploring digital painting a few years ago. His female portraits are characterised by their melancholic look with a pinch of surrealism.
A selection of work by New York illustrator Kevin Hong. His latest illustrations has been done for upcoming game Miyamori
The psychedelia spiced illustration of Belgium artist Ellen van Engelen remind the works of Heinz Edelmann (Yellow Submarine, 1968) and some of earlier Soviet animations from last century.
Raphael Vicenzi is Belgian illustrator and artist living in Brussels creating collages and artworks based on collage techniques
Mexico based designer Aarón Martínez creates awesome characters for different editorials and commericials
Jungho is Korean artist based in Seoul mainly focusing on working on series depicting the love for the books
A new challenge caused a wave on Instagram among illustrators and artist. The idea behind #stylechallenge is simple - artist is asked to draw auto-portraits using different styles from comix, tv-serials or even established artists. As a hashtag become more cluttered last days we selected the best from it
Our favourite is from London-based artist T.S ABE
Naked Lunch - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Pittsburgh-based illustrator Rich Kelly shows amazing skills in creating visual stories for editorials, music covers and posters
Illustrator from Moscow creates conceptual watercolour illustrations mainly portraits with a fairy-tale twist
“What if, instead of oozing blood, we sprouted flowers? “To Bloom Not Bleed” by Peony Yip illustrates this idea, portraying “the fine line between the grotesque and beauty of death.” A gutted fish, instead of looking limp and lifeless, reveals its insides to be a bouquet of peonies and roses. It’s a notion that makes death appear almost romantic.”
German Gonzalez is a graphic designer and illustrator based in Medellin, Colombia.
Elena Yeo, also known as Ellustrate, is an art director, illustrator, designer and art teacher based in Singapore. Her distinct illustrative style that is typographic, ornately detailed and sometimes swirly have won her drawing contracts with some big names recently. she strongly believes that everyone has the capacity to draw, as long as they put their heart into it. overall, she sees illustration as a powerful form of communication that allows her to convey her own thoughts and ideas through visuals that are beyond what words can solely deliver.
