A past in scientific high school, the awareness of not wanting to wear a lab gown for life, a great passion for drawing, and a reversal of the route that allowed him to turn a hobby into his work. Paolo Beghini, a 25-year-old illustrator from Italy, studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Urbino and then specialized as a communication and multimedia technician with an IFTS course in Bologna.
Like many illustrators before him, Paolo also believes that his work is not simply artistic and creative. He believes the style, the personality, the trait of the illustrator should not prevail over the content to be communicated. He tries to bring a concept, an idea, a story from a point A (visual medium) to a point B (the reader or viewer). The skill of the illustrator is to make this shift in the most creative way possible without losing the content, especially in too elaborate visual metaphors (good jokes do not need explanation).
You can see some of his brilliant illustrations below.
