The helmet-clad, naked woman gracing the covers of Broken Bells’ new album and previously released single are a reflection of the vibrant psychedelic visions of Atlanta-based artist recordOutboundLink(this,…
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Studio créatif autrichien basé à Vienne, Atelier Olschinsky nous propose des illustrations du plus bel effet, jouant sur les couleurs et les formes, obtenant ainsi un rendu de grande qualité. Plus d’images de ces posters appelés Organic Series pouvant être achetés sur le site internet de l’atelier.
L’illustrateur équatorien Javier Pérez apporte un peu de joie sur Instagram en jouant avec les choses du quotidien pour dessiner et représenter une scène. Un Oreo se transforme en globe terrestre ou une piqûre devient un moustique. Des petites scènes pleines d’imagination et de finesse.
1. The Culture of Counterfeit Shanzhai refers to the massive counterfeit market in China, encompassing everything from imitation smartphones and sneakers to bootleg shampoo and Coca-Cola. With the sustained rise in consumer culture in China, along with the confluence of globalization and the…
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According to the Chinese zodiac, the year of the wood horse promises opportunities and victories, adventures and even surprising romances—if you’re willing to take chances like the free-spirited, spontaneous animal. Although the Standard Hotel’s 2014 calendar has set the bar high in terms of creativity and good laughs, we’ve…
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Focus sur Uli Knorzer, un illustrateur basé à Berlin qui travaille actuellement pour divers magazines et revues. Des oeuvres centrées sur l’être humain, retranscrivant avec talent les émotions et les visages. Des créations aux crayons de couleurs, à découvrir dans la suite en images dans la suite de l’article.
CH recently trekked over to the Bushwick neighborhood in Brooklyn, NY to visit the studio space of illustrator Rachel Levit. With strong influences from Mexican folk art, Levit has developed a distinct style of figure…
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We first wrote about London-based artist Von’s “Animal Series” when he exhibited at Brooklyn’s Espeis Gallery back in 2007. Since then, his delicately rendered and abstracted monochrome images of various animals from the series have…
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Today’s standard format for cookbooks is a recipe for ultimate intimidation: a mathematical formula accompanied by beautiful, close-up photographs of the prepared meal taken on a DSLR camera. With such detailed requirements and high expectations, novice cooks might bemoan their shameful results and…
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“Visionary Dictionary: Beppe Giacobbe from A to Z” is the first monograph dedicated to the art of illustration master Beppe Giacobbe. Born in Milan in 1953 and having studied…
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