Daredevil Posters by I AM CRIME
A terrific pair of posters based on the gritty new Netflix series, by illustrator duo ‘I AM CRIME’. You can see more of their pop culture-themed artwork on their Tumblr…
Remarkable Illustrations of Birds Drawn in Moleskine Diaries
The pages in the Moleskine diaries of London/Hong Kong-based illustrator Fran Giffard are unlike those owned by most people. Sure, they may contain the occasional jottings, recipes and even travel…
Illustrations of Regally-Beautiful Women in Elaborate Headdresses by Ivette Cabrera
Miami-based artist Ivette Cabrera addresses issues of identity and female empowerment with her stunning illustrations.
Talking about her works, the artist expounds that in many cultures, the only way a woman can have power and importance is when she is born into a family which wields both. She adds that with the trappings of this power comes a symbolic headdress that signifies and emphasizes the status of that woman. Her aim is to show women that they all have that power on the inside, and make them aware that each “wears a crown or headdress of importance if she were only to be aware of herself.”
Artist Fights His Own Character Illustrations
In his “Inkteraction” series of illustrations, Chicago-based artist Alex Solis fights his own ink-drawn creations in increasingly violent ways.
[via Laughing Squid]
Check out more images after the jump.
Wonderful Pop Culture Art Posters by Maria Suarez-Inclan
The Goonies for the show Crazy for Cult in gallery 1988 (LA) "Wes Anderson family" for "Bad Dads V" in Spoke Art gallery (San Francisco) Pulp fiction "Coffee…
Deck of Playing Cards With Punny Watercolor Illustrations
Seoul-based illustrators Alberto Rodriguez and his childhood buddy Moo Hyun Chung launched a website called the “Daily Critter” five years ago. The Dominican-born creative duo wanted to illustrate a pun…
Volkswagen T1 Rides of Popular Superheroes
Chungkong, a Netherlands-based designer, has been creating some terrific pop-culture-themed artworks for quite some time now. His awesome new art project is a mash-up of the iconic Volkswagen T1 camper…
Stunning Insect Alphabet Illustrations by Paula Duta
Romanian freelance illustrator and designer Paula Duta (previously) continues her fantastic obsession with creepy-crawlies with her latest series of ‘Insect Alphabet’ illustrations. The alphabets in the series are made up…
Kitten Queen: An Ink Pen Illustration by Saki Murakami
Apart from being an UIUX designer at Electronics Arts Square KK, the Tokyo-based Saki Murakami also happens to be a terrific artist who creates wonderfully quirky and surreal illustrations. The…
A-Face-A-Day Project by Sandra Reichl
Over on her blog, Sandra Reichl, an Austrian art director/ illustrator, posts an endearing portrait of one of her many fellow Viennese inhabitants every day (or at least she tries to anyway).
Reichl draws these faces with a sense of fondness and warmth that one would normally reserve for close friends or loved ones. The illustrations are accompanied by a humorous fact about the person behind the face, which makes them even more endearing. Living in a city of 1.7 million beautiful people, would, in all probability mean that she will never run out of interesting faces to chose from for her art project.
Visit her A-Face-A-Day project to see more illustrations.
Check out few select illustrations for your viewing pleasure, after the jump.