Mark Dingo Francisco: Wes Anderson Postcards – WeTransfer This Works. We were delighted when we discovered Mark Dingo Francisco’s Wes Anderson-inspired postcards.
The beautifully illustrated scenes showcase Dingo’s love and fascination for Wes Anderson’s signature cinematographic style: those gorgeously compositioned, colorful buildings and landscapes that make you wish you could immerse yourself in Anderson’s fairytale-like imagination. We spoke to Mark about his work and love for Wes Anderson’s films: What especially about Anderson’s work is appealing to you? It all began when I fell in love with The Grand Budapest Hotel – the witty dialogue, the overall narrative, compelling characters, the cinematography, and Wes Anderson’s unique visual style. I decided shortly after to watch the rest of his films in reverse chronological order, and I definitely wasn’t disappointed. What inspired you to illustrate Wes Anderson’s locations rather than his characters?
Fantastic Mr. Honest Illustrations That Depict The Difficulties Of Adulthood. Satirical Illustrations Show The Brutal Truth About Today’s World By Steve Cutts. Esistono due tipi di persone - Focus.it. Illustrator Vs Photoshop. Indian graphic designer M.A.
Kather has created a project about the differences in illustrator and Photoshop. Satirical Illustrations By Kai Ti Hsu. Taiwan-based artist Kai Ti Hsu has created impressive satirical illustrations with pessimist looks at our modern society and our relationship with social medias… Images via Kai Ti Hsu | Lustik Related.
Absurdia, Satirical Illustrations By Yana Vorontsov. “Absurdia,” is an illustration series by Yana Vorontsov, a Ukrainian-born, Toronto-based illustrator.
Vorontsov has recently graduated from Ontario College of Art and Design University and has been featured in Creative Quarterly. Her style is a blend of minimalism and realism, finding beauty in the mundane… Images © Yana Vorontsov | via lustik | ocaduillustration | adaagallery. Nostalgic Illustrations By Hollis Brown Thornton. South Carolina-based artist and illustrator Hollis Brown Thornton creates drawings that depict now-obsolete technology of decades past, including cassette tapes, VCR tapes, floppy disks and old video games.
Using permanent markers, which means that there is little margin for error, he creates nostalgia-inducing drawings of these defunct tech products, often stacked up and packed together to create mesmerizingly colorful compositions. We can still remember that the drawers in our childhood homes used to look a lot likes this. The striking illustrations are available as prints here. All images © /Hollis Brown Thornton | Via: Design Taxi. Ritorno al passato: la satira per immagini di John Holcroft. Top 9: Manifesti minimalisti che paragonano il passato con il presente. B-Side, Designs by Felix Pfaeffli. The world and its adventure. Illustrations by Klas Fahlen. Chris Dent, cities illustrations for John Lang LaSalle.
The Puddle, live posters. Satirical Illustrations By John Holcroft. But does it float. Two Kinds Of People, Clever Ads Show Two Different Kinds Of Eating Habits. “Two Kinds of People Project,” is a series of creative print ad series that shows two different kinds of eating habits that people have.
Satira e illustrazione l'arte di Pawel Kuczynski. Illustrator Turns Real-Life Scenes Into Cartoon Sketches. Tokyo-based illustrator Hama-House creates these Playful everyday sketches of people in public places… hamahouse.
Inspiring Famous Quotes Illustrated With Minimalistic Posters. 52K views 13 days ago by Yabadada Toronto-based web and graphic designer Ryan McArthur gave inspiring quotes by some of the most brilliant minds of our time a second life with his minimalistic poster designs.
Humorous, inspiring and strikingly insightful, these quotes take some twisted turns into our minds with McArthur’s playful illustrations. Some of these designs were created with specific quotes in mind, but others found their literary equivalents only after the illustrations were done. Most of the posters are monochromatic and beautifully minimalistic, focusing our attention on the powerful quotes themselves. Source: ryanmcarthur.ca | Etsy | Facebook Like Dislike 17 points. Rock Band Icons Illustrated with Literal Graphics by Tata&Friends. Spanish graphic design firm Tata&Friends has illustrated a series of posters which represent the names of renowned bands using iconic and literal graphics… Tata&Friends.
Minimalist Famous Quote Posters by Ryan McArthur. Puerto Rico 1952-85, In Posters. Brilliant Satirical Artwork by Pawel Kuczynski. May 10, 2012 Pawel Kuczynski is a Polish artist that specializes in satirical illustration.
Born in 1976 in Szczecin, Poland, he graduated with a graphics degree from the Fine Arts Academy in Poznan. Pawel has been focusing on satire since 2004 and has garnered nearly a hundred prizes and distinctions since then. Much of his artwork deals with serious themes such as poverty, greed, politics and mortality. While his subject matter is stark, his illustrative style is whimsical and cartoonish. Playfully Adorable Illustrations That Will Make You Smile.
Kuala Lampur, Malaysia-based artist Lim Heng Swee loves to doodle. With a bright attitude towards life, he creates adorable illustrations that are playfully paired with funny phrases and word puns. He brings ordinary objects like sheets of paper, pieces of fruit, and pairs of pants alive with personality. Things that don't usually go well together become perfect pairs with good intentions, bright smiles, and sweet sentiments. The clean and modern designs merge colorful shapes with bright, solid backgrounds. The simple illustrations are intended to communicate distinctly positive concepts of hope, love, and good humor. Minimalist Illustrations: Daily Life in a Dream. Giveaway: Andre Chiote Illustrations of Iconic Buildings. André Chiote, a Portuguese architect renowned for designing illustrations that represent some of architecture’s most iconic buildings, has agreed to give five lucky winners a copy of their favorite print. To participate, browse through Chiote’s collection on his online shop and tell us which illustration you like the best in the comment section below.
You have until Wednesday, January 29th to submit your comments. Winners will be contacted the following day. Good luck! All winners will receive a 30×42 centimeter copy of their favorite print. Maps Stereotypes From Around The World by Yanko Tsvetkov. You Are What You Ride, Minimalist Bicycle Posters by Cyclemon. “You Are What You Ride” is a minimalist poster series by French illustrator Thomas Pomarelle and interactive designer Romain Bourdieux of Cyclemon… Movies Hipster Kits, Minimalist Posters by Alizée Lafon. Illustrations / Cristiano Siqueira. Illustrations by John W. Tomac. Atelier Olschinsky Deconstructive Illustrations. Cool Illustrations by Stanley Chow. New Illustrations by Alex Andreev. Famous Eyeglasses, Guess The Celebrity by Their Glasses. Modernism vs. Zen Aesthetic by Zoe Y. Zheng. Clever Negative Space Animal Illustrations by George Bokhua. Grainy Celebrity Portraits by Mike Mitchell. If The World Were a Village of 100 People.
Minimalist Movie Posters with Iconic Quotes by DopePrints. Minimalist Movie Posters. Illustrations by Tang Yau Hoong. Famous Quotes Illustrations by Tang Yau Hoong. The Daily Figure. 2010 calendar. International Year of Astronomy 2009 posters. London 2012 concept posters. Minimalist Movie Posters by Jamie Bolton. Olly Moss’s 8 Films in Black & Red. Movie posters by Eduardo Prox. Homework. Edits by Edit. Minimalist Oscar Posters. Mental Disorder posters. Peter Saville. Wish You Were There. Rob Bailey. Kristopher Ho. 3D Architectural Illustrations by Victor Enrich.