Have you ever had a problem accessing your
car? Not being to enter your vehicle, because someone has come so close to it
that you can’t even open the door? Well, this is nothing compared to the
troubles that people with special needs have to overcome every day. While many
countries make a real effort to make everything more accessible for people with
disabilities,...
Jeremy Leung is an illustrator through and through. Though his style is varied, the results are equally striking, catching the attention of esteemed publications like The New York Times, The Globe & Mail, Buzzfeed News and MAEKAN.
Through the use of flowing lines and textures, his work represents an array of human emotions and stories. "I would describe my style...
Adam Goldberg has been working as studio TRÜF's creative director for some time before he started his side project, creating minimal illustrations of animals. Based in Santa Monica, California, studio TRÜF has worked with clients like Adidas, Indiegogo, and DreamWorks.
However, it was Goldberg 's side project that REALLY caught the media's attention. Combining geometric shapes, dots, and lines, his...
Youngchae Lee's illustrations are pleasing to the eye. Using colored pencils, the Korean illustrator captures tiny scenes that are cinematic in nature. “I make stories, set the scene and bring out characters that are either still-life or animal,” explained Lee in an interview with It's Nice That.
“I think my work reaches out to viewers whole-heartedly because it’s easy to...
We've fallen hard for Jack Sachs's 3D illustrations. Shiny and colorful, his creations stand out in the crowd (and boy is it crowded on Instagram). So it's easy to see why he has caught the attention of brands like Spotify, The New York Times, National Geographic, Google, MTV, and Converse, amongst many (many) others.
The British animator and illustrator, currently...
Let's face it. In this day and age, we could all use a good laugh. London-based illustrator, Lily Kong, aims to do just that, with her quirky, relatable illustrations.
Her work looks like illustrated takes on the meme format, and her distinctive child-like style makes for a funny effect. “I believe good work should be relatable,” said Kong, in...
England-based Nina Cosford is a freelance illustrator who supports feminist views and often centers her art around the female narrative. “She often travels for her work and has an ever-growing collection of travel journals on her shelf which she writes and draws in on each trip,” Cosford’s website reads.
She has worked on many projects so far with clients such...
Kate Pugsley, a surface pattern designer and illustrator from Chicago, shares her colorful art with the world through her Instagram profile, where she currently has over 213k followers. Pugsley studied at RISD and graduated with a BFA in illustration. Her client portfolio includes names like Flow Magazine, The New York Times and Tiffany & Co.
She remembers that she wanted...
UK-based artist John Holcroft has been illustrating and
working in several mediums and styles since 1996. He has been mostly working
for magazines and book publishers, but recently he started turning his focus
towards social media, where he shares his thought-provoking illustrations.
Creating for social media gives Holcroft a creative freedom
and allows him to get into an array of topics including technology,
environment,...
Estée Preda's illustrations are something out of a fairy tale. So it comes as no surprise that the young talent grew up on Hans Christian Andersen and Brothers Grimm. "As a child, Estée Preda was read Hans Christian Andersen and Brothers Grimm fairy tales every night by her mother," she writes on her website.
"She lived across the hall from...
