10 redes sociales para diseñadores y artistas gráficos. Illustration I on Behance. Geometry and Colour-loving Paper Sculptures by Lydia Kasumi Shirreff. A guarantee of paper cuts must be part of the job for paper sculptor, Lydia Kasumi Shirreff.
Precision with a blade is a must, as is an apparent and intoxicating love of colour and pattern. We like that there is a youthfully crafty joy in her work, as well as more geometry than you can shake a glue stick at. The immediacy and impact of colour when working with cut coloured paper gives it an eye-catching punch. However, it’s also the intricacy in some of the details that really draws you in and start to wonder about how long it all must take.
From the edges of a feather to the delicate interior of a flower’s head, Lydia’s skills with a knife and ruler can be seen throughout. Eiko Ojala. The portfolio and artwork of collage, cut-paper, and illustrator Kyle Mosher. New Urban Geodes on the Streets of L.A. by Paige Smith. Surrounding an exhibition at Maker City LA, artist Paige Smith A.K.A. a common name (previously), began to install new crystalized rock formations around the streets of LA.
The geodesic rock formations which she refers to as urban geodes are created mostly with paper and spray paint or cast resin in random cracks and crevices around the city. She’s also installed geodes in Spain, Istanbul, Jordan, South Korea, and elsewhere around the world over the last few years. Elegant Fine Line Geometric Tattoos by Dr. Woo. With delicate lines, dots, and geometric patterns, L.A. tattoo artist Dr.
Woo creates some of the coolest tattoos we’ve seen in quite a while. The 33-year-old artist first started experimenting with tattoos when he was only 13 and would later work as a fashion buyer and designer before he apprenticed with Mark Mahoney at the Shamrock Social Club where he’s now based. Woo is now one of the most in-demand tattoo artists in L.A. with a waitlist well over six months. There’s often a line out the door of people just making appointments in-person (a professor recently showed up with an entire class in tow). Fashion in Leaves by Tang Chiew Ling. Fashion in Leaves is ongoing personal project by Malaysian illustrator and artist Tang Chiew Ling that explores various forms of leaves and flowers as if they were fashion sketches.
Ling previously merged flora with illustration in another series of images called Object Art, and if you liked this, also checkout Drawing with Leaves. (via The Jackass Gardener) Birds Made of Flower Petals and Leaves by Red Hong Yi in Photography. New Cut-Away Leaf Art by Lorenzo Durán. Artist Lorenzo Durán lives and works in Guadalajara, Spain where for the last four years he’s focused primarily on cutting intricate illustrations from dried leaves.
He often depicts animals and insects as shown above, but has explored a wide variety of geometric patterns and also does custom work on request. (via fer1972) Birds Made of Flower Petals and Leaves by Red Hong Yi in Birds. Illustration III on Behance. Photographic Bodies Injected with Floral Oddities by Rocio Montoya in Illustration. Birds Made of Flower Petals and Leaves by Red Hong Yi in Photography. Behance. Delicate Pressed Fern Leaf Illustrations by Helen Ahpornsiri. Artist and illustrator Helen Ahpornsiri creates incredible pressed fern illustrations from her studio in East Sussex.
Tiny bits of stems and leaves are arranged on paper to create butterflies, dragonflies, and birds scarcely larger than a coin. Many of her pieces are available as prints on Etsy (along with a few originals), and you can also follow her on Instagram. (via The Kid Should See This) 20 Creativos dibujos usando objetos cotidianos, por Christoph Niemann. Illustration II on Behance. Play Book/Found Object Fun IV on Behance. Arts & Pics - VISUAL ART: Carter Asmann.