Category: illustration
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See the letters on the street! -Linda Zacks
One of my favorite artists I recently saw at the Offf in Barcelona is Linda Zacks from Brooklyn, NYC. Her work is so inspiring and just amazing! So a good reason to share it with everyone here. When creating her powerful and gritty collages, Brooklyn-based artist and designer Linda Zacks draws inspiration from a wide…
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The Combinations of Mixed Techniques
Sorin Bechira is a 32 years old awarded graphic/multimedia designer with a bachelor degree in fine arts, a bachelor in multimedia techniques and new media. He always wants to experiment and is looking for challenges on every field of visual communication: digital matte painting, vfx, graphic design, experimental illustration, typography, interactive and new media, combining…
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Design vs. Art: The Illustrations of Tyler Stout
“I combine my own sensibilities as to what I enjoy with a style that is partly based on older styles from the 1970s and 80s.” Comics, children’s books, TV and video games have all had a great influence on American illustrator Tyler Stout. He took a while to find his feet, and his self-confidence, but…
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Cross-Cultural Anxieties
Maurizio Anzeri makes his portraits by sewing directly into found vintage photographs. His embroidered patterns garnish the figures like elaborate costumes, but also suggest a psychological aura, as if revealing the person’s thoughts or feelings. The antique appearance of the photographs is often at odds with the sharp lines and silky shimmer of the threads.…
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Hello Brooklyn! The Motion Work of Kim Dulaney
Kim Dulaney’s skill set is as diverse as her collection of awards. This year, alone, she picked up a Golden Lion at Cannes for Best Design for her OFFF titles, was named in Lürzer’s Archive magazine’s ‘Best 200 Illustrators Worldwide’ and chosen as an ADC Young Gun to boot. Currently based in Brooklyn – her…
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