Photorealistic Paintings by Ellery Gutierrez

November 24, 2012 | in Illustration
Photorealistic Paintings by Ellery Gutierrez

Ellery Gutierrez started painting at a very early age. Her vivid paintings are transmitting, in so many details, light, shadow and texture of the whole image, that may be truly called photorealistic.

Sci-Fi Illustrations by Andree Wallin

November 12, 2012 | in Illustration
Sci-Fi Illustrations by Andree Wallin

Swedish illustrator prefers to create digital futuristic paintings. While in his portfolio can be seen the images from fairy tales, we will focus your attention only on the Sci-Fi topic.

Jesse Kuhn’s Illustrations

November 12, 2012 | in Illustration
Jesse Kuhn's Illustrations

American illustrator uses in his digital work several techniques, ranging from the classic pen and ink to textures and layers in Adobe Photoshop. He draws illustrations for children’s books and advertising.

Think Invisible Posters

November 12, 2012 | in Illustration
Think Invisible Posters

The essence of the project is to picture a famous character or an artifact in the form of shadow-silhouette, not whole but partial.

Concept Art by Jonas De Ro

November 11, 2012 | in Illustration
Concept Art by Jonas De Ro

This young illustrator likes to create digital images, using Photoshop and other software resources. Jonas enjoys various related kinds of art, so he does not limit himself to painting.

Digital Art by Blaz Porenta

November 11, 2012 | in Illustration
Digital Art by Blaz Porenta

This illustrator draws in the digital art genre. And what is more, he draws everything. His portfolio has covers for music albums, illustrations for fairy tales, games and cartoons. Picture variety is Blaz’s characteristic.

Identity Series by Jorge Rodríguez Gerada

November 10, 2012 | in Illustration
Identity Series by Jorge Rodríguez Gerada

One of the most famous Cuban street artists creates large-scale portraits of non-existent people. This is sort of a social project. In the modern street art is very popular to paint anonymous portraits.

Kukula’s Sad Dolls

November 10, 2012 | in Illustration
Kukula's Sad Dolls

She was born in the suburban village of Tel Aviv, which was inhabited by victims of the Holocaust. The girl always heard stories about the horrors of the World War II. Kukula herself agrees that this had an impact on her work.

Ballpoint Pen Drawings by Vanessa Prager

November 10, 2012 | in Illustration
Ballpoint Pen Drawings by Vanessa Prager

We bring to your attention a series of works for the creation of which, were used only red and blue ballpoint pens and some old sheets of music books. It turned out pretty extravagant and catchy.

Human Deconstruction by Smithe

November 9, 2012 | in Illustration
Human Deconstruction by Smithe

A person with this nickname spends most of his time in his native Mexico, particularly in Mexico City. But because of his occupation, he often can be seen in South America and the Old World.

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