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Illustration & Graphic Design Works by Krzysztof Domaradzki

26, Aug 2011

Poland based illustrator and graphic designer Krzysztof Domaradzki’s personal work shows the mastery of his skill. Loose lines, almost erratic in nature, blend with purpose to form amazing illustrations and graphic pieces. Here are some examples:

The Paintings of Diego Gravinese

24, Aug 2011

Paintings by Diego Gravinese appear to be photographs, they are so realistic. Mostly working in oil, Gravinese creates snapshots in time, seemingly from the eyes of a voyeur. Here are some samples of his artwork:

After the Gold Rush

Photography: Lola Alvarez Bravo

23, Aug 2011

Lola Alvarez Bravo
by Lorette C. Luzajic
Most photographers are known for mastery of a particular aspect of the art – lighting, composition, subject matter, style and design, creativity, perspective, portraits, and so forth. When a photographer’s strength is every one of these, you have the formidable Mexican Lola Alvarez Bravo.
For fifty years, Lola took pictures of [...]

Artist Interview with Performance Artist Yuda Braun aka The White Soldier

17, Aug 2011

Performance artist Yuda Braun is unconventional. Initially influenced by his art studies at Dvir and rebuilding the Third Temple in Jerusalem, Braun branched out and made a difference by challenging the perception of the people around him.

Yuda Braun – Fed Up Installation
The installation consists of 70 plaster cast faces, nurtured by glass Coca Cola bottles.
Old [...]

Artist Spotlight: Interview with Illustrator D-Frost

15, Aug 2011

Artist DFROST hails from Houston, Texas, 3rd ward (the Trey), and now lives in San Antonio. We had the opportunity to interview him and find out more about him and what influences his artwork. He gains his inspiration from people he knows and tells us he never illustrates the same thing twice.

Feel the Pain
When did [...]

The Art of Raul Urias

10, Aug 2011

Illustrator Raul Urias who hails from Mexico has a signature colorful drippy style which adds movement and energy to any design he creates.
Here are some samples of his work:

The Woodcutting Art of Roman Klonek

27, Jul 2011

Born in Kattowitz, Poland, Roman Klonek’s inspiration draws from his love of old fashioned cartoons, especially East European Styles. In the 1990s he studied Graphic Arts in Duesseldorf and discovered his passion for woodcut printing.
For the past 10 years Klonek has designed posters using wide range of whimsical creatures, who are mostly half animal/half human, [...]

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