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http://loish.net/about/artist-info/ I've been drawing since the day I could hold a pencil, and started teaching myself to draw digitally in 2003. Although I was born in Holland and have dutch nationality, I've lived all over the world, including the United States, Indonesia, France and Belgium. Upon finishing high school in 2004, I studied animation in Ghent (Belgium) for a year and then moved back to my home country to study animation at the Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht (HKU) in Hilversum. I am currently a freelance illustrator and animator located in Utrecht (the Netherlands) and living with my boyfriend and fellow animator Arjen Klaverstijn . curriculum vitae: PDF site built with indexhibit

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André Beato is a Portuguese Graphic designer & Illustrator, born in Lisbon and currently based in London. His work is mostly vector based graphics, corporate identities and illustrated typography. He has been working in the various creative fields of graphic, print and editorial, collaborating with clients from various industries such as record labels, magazines, clothing companies, advertising and others. He has done some of the most amazing typographic works as follow.

20 Amazing Typographic Works by Andre Beato

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Besides the awesome name of this artist from Seoul, South Korea, there is little information out there. You can find his website here , and facebook here , and perhaps you will be able to do a better sleuthing job than I. The work, however, does speak for itself, and has a loud and rather unusual voice, don’t you think? Trippy bathroom scenes, dripping paint, lurid colours, abstract shadows, what’s not to love? The paintings of legs in the bath, are wondrous, as pretty much any time I languish in the tub (with my book, legs over the rim), I always think the strange way your body disappears in the water in distorted shapes and colours, would make a great painting!