Italian illustrator is not only creating illustrations and paintings. He also is the head of the art department in an international advertising agency. This series of works was entitled Point of View.
Glistening Eyes in Eoin’s Street Art
Over the past few years, street artist whose alias is Eoin has created a number of very successful works in the genre of street art. In particular, very successful are the images of eyes in pretty unexpected places.
Severe Norwegian Street Art by Dolk Lundgren
This street artists, who lives and works mainly in Norway, prefers to use in his drawings and graffiti elements of pop culture. Often, he ironizes or makes fun of them.
Funny Illustrations by Colin Lepper
Canadian illustrator and animator Colin Lepper creates drawings, waching which often generates a smile. But, in order for that smile to occur you should use your brain.
Surreal Paintings by Jacek Yerka
His name is widely known all around the world, thanks to the unusual style that is hard to fit into the frames of a single genre. Some critics refer Jacek’s work to realistic surrealism, while others simply refer it to fantasy, although there’s no such a genre.
Iconic Musician Outfits by Med Ness
Singaporean designer Med Ness created an original series of costumes of legendary musicians.
Conceptual Characters by Zeeksie
As often happens, the person who places his work on important internet resources, does not bother to tell stories about his personal life, education and work experience. Sometimes, it’s a right thing to do.
Impressive 3D Street Art by Nikolaj Arndt
It is clear that 3D Street Art is most popular in the United States and Germany. Maybe this was the reason that made Nickolaj move to Germany.
Funny Drawings on the Streets by David Zinn
He always liked to draw and has a good sense of humor. Using charcoal, chalk and paint, American artist David Zinn transforms dull streets in windows from another world. The key character of his drawings is Sluggo.
Urban Landscape Paintings by Lindsey Kustusch
Somewhere between the intricacies of wires, asphalt grit on soles, scarlet sunrises, smoggy sunsets, and always hurrying people are hiding our feelings toward cities, which are simply conveyed in this American artist’s paintings.
