Tag: illustrations
Where Mythology and Memory Coincide: Kyoko Imazu’s Art
There's little that Kyoko Imazu doesn't do, dipping her toes into printmaking, papercutting, shadow puppetry, ceramic art, as well as installation and even bookbinding. But though varied, her aesthetic is fairly...
Stacey Elaine Hand Cuts Animals Out of Tissue Paper
Stacey Elaine’s artwork sits at a crossroads between paper art and illustration. Each piece is made by layers of tissue paper (the kind used as gift wrap), that are hand-cut carefully...
Sirin Thada’s Creative Exploration Will Bring You Joy
Sirin Thada's creative passion sparked early on. She remembers being an inquisitive child, the sort that never leaves the house without a book to read, and paper and pens to draw...
Kim Salt’s Illustrations Explore the Human Condition
Kim Salt describes herself as an illustrator and an all-around plant admirer. Her admiration for plants is evident throughout her illustrations. Those tend to focus on everyday moments and modern-day living....
Feast on Hannah Lock’s Richly Colored Illustrations
British illustrator Hannah Lock doesn't shy away from color. Using colored pencils she creates engaging compositions featuring dramatic color contrasts. Her pieces tend to feature naturalistic themes (mainly plants and flowers),...
Jane Foster’s Creative Passion is Overwhelming
Jane Foster is a Renaissance woman through and through. After a successful career in music, she decided to mix things up in her late 30s. Now her career includes illustrating, writing,...
The Quirky, Delightful Illustrations of Jacqueline Colley
There's happiness to be found in Jacqueline Colley's illustrations. There's also an abundance of color. “I actually regularly pin or photograph things just for the color combination,” Colley remarked once in...
Mateja Kovač’s Illustrations Will Help You Find Inner Peace
Mateja Kovač’s illustrations are a breath of fresh air — a reminder to slow down and enjoy the softer side of humanity. Colored in a light wash of pastel colors, her...
Fran Labuschagne Zooms in on the Little People
There's humor to be found in Fran Labuschagne's illustrations, but also a healthy dose of empathy and love for mankind. Featuring mainly human characters, her illustrated universe is crowded and lively....
Animal Instinct: These Illustrations are Bold and Playful
Over the years, we've covered many illustrators inspired directly by nature—an inspiration source that's also prevalent in George Tonks' illustrations. Zooming in on the animal kingdom, Tonk draws bears, dogs, birds,...
