Dillies, Renaud. Renaud Dillies naît à Lille en 1972 dans une famille de cinq enfants.
Petit, il croit (comme Charlie) que les hélicoptères sont des sortes de moulins volants et que les nuages sont faits de farine. Quand il ne rêve pas, Renaud écoute des 45 tours de John Lennon. Son père l’initie au jazz, aux big bands, à Amstrong. Sa mère au rock, à l’école british, aux Beatles. A l’école, comme tout futur auteur de BD qui se respecte, il « préfère regarder le vert de l’arbre dans la cour que celui du tableau ». Texte et photo © Dargaud. The secret place. Brian Dettmer -
Inkling. Waiting For The Wave by RHADS on deviantART. Institut Drahomira. Greg Gossel. Perpendicular Dreams. KAI MING WONG. Tanja Szekessy · Illustration. NATHAN FOX. Michael Sowa. Michael Sowa (1945) est un peintre et illustrateur allemand.
Il étudie à la Berlin State School of Fine Arts pendant 7 ans et devient professeur d'art durant un temps, avant de se consacrer entièrement à sa carrière d'artiste. Il illustre entre autres "Esterhazy, The Rabbit Prince" d'Irene Dische et Hans M Enzensberger, "The Little King December" et "A Bear Called Sunday" de Axel Hacke. Il crée des couvertures d'albums dont deux pour Miaow : "The Beautiful South" (album) et "Everybody's Talking" (single). Il participe en 2001 au film Le Fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain dans lequel son art s'anime sur les murs; crée des illustrations pour le journal allemand satirique Titanic, et réalise de nombreuses couvertures de magazines (notamment pour The New Yorker).
Source : Wikipedia. Blasco creative artists - illustration, photography, motion and cgi. Gary Baseman. Van data - studio for illustration and design. Illustration Street sketches People Fashion portraits Three girls.
Wissenschaftliche Illustration. Evgeny kiselev / digital artist. COMIC BOOK DRAWINGS 2001-PRESENT. COMIC BOOK DRAWINGS!
“HEY APATHY!” Is an ongoing artistic investigation of the city, people, monsters, life and existence in general. In the earliest drawings the metropolis announces itself as an ominous gear propelled by an endless sea of faceless denizens. Tombstone towers hover over crowds of conformity while apocalyptic premonitions envelope the horizon. Warning against our unsustainable life style, yet optimistic through the act of expression, these nihilistic artworks pose the questions; “Who are all these people?” 2013 Doodle Drawings- "MASKS" Ever woder what would happen if we peeled the face off of a city? 2013 Line Art Drawings – “The Butterflies Reflection” a detailed cityscape comicbook drawing 2012 Gothic Artwork- Surreal Portraiture regarding the collective unconscious 2012 Cartoon Drawings– Mural sized comic strips about vice & repetition 2012 Black and White Drawing – Comic book drawings about Construction & Destruction 2008 Pen Artwork- A City turns into a fish!
Andy forshaw Illustration. Mark Khaisman. Images 1999-2011 - Lucas Aguirre. Artwork by Ken Wong. Article by James Pond I am the owner of Pondly.com / art lover / electrical engineer / software developer / MBA in e-business student.
I blog for pleasure and love to share my Internet findings. Web site: Ken Wong is an artist/illustrator/designer from Adelaide, Australia. He currently works as an Art Director at a computer game studio called Spicy Horse, in Shanghai. Visit Website Do you want more visual fun? Andy Forshaw Illustration. Www.adsimpson.com. - Sigga Björg Sigurðardóttir. Index. LE Gallery : Artist : Nicholas Di Genova. Nicholas Di Genova mediumphobic.com Drawing on the influence of anime, comic books, Otaku culture, and animal compendiums, the work of Nicholas Di Genova features an encyclopedic range of constructed creatures ranging from soft and nurturing to calculating and military.
A vast and intense fabricated history acts as a backdrop to the hundreds of interconnected species, families and rival clans that find themselves projecting their habits, relations and environments to their viewers. Working with ink and animation paints, Di Genova's paintings on mylar highlight his skill with line and his ability to manipulate colour. Always intense and intricately executed, Di Genova's work rivals the quality of any fine art painter while firmly establishing itself on the fringes of contemporary art. Nicholas DI Genova has garnered all levels of press in Canada, featuring reviews in Canadian Art Magazine, The Globe and Mail, The National Post, numerous online forums, NOW Magazine and EYE Magazine.
Nathan Ota. Owen Smith's Art. Gina and Matt. T. HANUKA. Cliffo. Van data - studio for illustration and design. Home - mielo. Blog. Eric Joyner. Mcbess.