Sebastien Thibault is an illustrator based in Matane in the Canadian Gaspé Peninsula. With creations playing with symbols and colors, and exploring human relations and technology, his strong portfolio includes works for TIME, The Boston Globe and Rolling Stone Italy.
Moscow based digital artist and illustrator Tatiana Kazakova mixes fishes, birds, flying saucers, mystical trees and flowers creating a whimsy effect with great details. Her illustrations are a mix of media, between painting and digital manipulation.
Graphic designer Catrin Welz-Stein draws inspiration from fantasy, children stories, medieval, jugendstil, folklore and surrealism. She collects old images and illustrations and put them together in Photoshop to create her digital collages. The working process is based on combining and the division of photographs, with removing, filling and retouch.
“Skyart“, a series by French illustrator Thomas Lamadieu who uses the sky in his photographs as an art board for his whimsical doodles.
Italian illustrator Shout aka Alessandro Gottardo has been featured in major newspapers and magazines including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, TIME, The Economist and Newsweek among others.
His clever minimalist illustrations -making use of only a few simple elements like lines and shapes- convey clear messages with the least amount of graphics.
Kazakh artist Andrey Bobir apparently influenced by surrealism creates amazing digital art with 3ds max and Photoshop.
A selection of beautiful ink drawings by Loui Jover
See Loui Jover’s full portfolio here.
China-based painter and graffiti artist Hua Tunan combines traditional Chinese art principles with the contemporary culture to create beautiful color explosions on the canvas. Through this cultural merge Hua Tunan has developed a very unique and personal style.
Graphic-artist and illustrator Igor Morski has created impressive surreal illustrations with a photo-real approach. Really well-composed, surreal mastery.
