I found the perfect artist for a Friday – Emerald Snow. Doesn’t the name alone make you think of relaxing with a warm (preferably spiked) cup of comforting goodness while watching the raindrops make their way down your window? The artist’s name is in fact Paulina and she hails from Slovak which influences her very detailed prints. I love the way she mixes her muted colours – check them out here. Happy weekend everyone!
Jon Klassen’s work is both sharp and dreamy all at once. The softness of watercolour and the hard edged strong illustrations make for a fascinating combination. Love.
These adorable artsy illustrations are by Oliver Jeffers.His clients include Her Royal Majesty the Queen of England! (Yup you read right). I especially love his handwriting :)
I’m a sucker for a good book cover design. These are by Angus Hyland of Pentagram. How could you not judge a book by their beautifully designed covers?
These hauntingly pretty girls with gorgeous hair are painted with ink and oil by the very talented Korean born Stella Im Hultberg. Similar beautifully designed girls can be found here.
London based artist Mark Powell draws these detailed and realistic faces on old envelopes. I love the fact that postage stamps can still be seen along with the creases and wrinkles in each face. All the illustrations are done with a Biro pen alone!
With clients like Billabong, Coca Cola, MTV, Nike, Rip Curl and Sony, Karl Kwasny aka Monaux is the man behind all the swirly beautiful Nouveau like typography that spell out pretty words and the sometimes sad poignant characters that depict us all.
You have to love Marc Johns‘ work. Because of it’s simplicity, cleverness, wit, delight and obvious humour.
Vesa Sammalisto is a Finnish illustrator and graphic designer based in Berlin, Germany. Loving all the structured details in his pieces.
Awhile ago, Burger King launched their all new reinvented global packaging. Burgers have never looked so cool. Fun llustrations by David Iglesias.
