Leaving room for her materials to guide the direction of her work is an important part of the creative process for paper sculptor, Angela Rio. She talks to us about the emphasis she puts on recycling scraps and offcuts into her designs and the way in which the pieces organically evolve into the final image. While […]
Sleek Yet Humorous Illustrations and Animations by Loris F. Alessandria
Loris F. Alessandria is well experienced in design having started his career in Condé Nast Italia’s digital studio, working as an art director for clients such as Vogue, Wired, and Vanity fair. He nows works freelance, creating sleek and colourful illustrations and animations. © Loris F. Alessandria, 2016
Vivid Graphics from Canada with Illustrator Tracy Walker
Canadian illustrator, Tracy Walker brings us explosions of colour in her vivid designs. You can find her bold illustration on food packaging and wine labels, and in editorials spreads as well as on a range of award-winning stamps she designed for Canada Post. © Tracy Walker, 2016
Colour Blocking Inventive Characters with Elliot Freeman
Elliot Freeman’s illustrations are packed with inventive, wobbly characters, and highlighted by large splashes of bold colour. He talks to us about making his artwork, and yoga and cats. Behind the distinctive linear drawings Elliot uses to create his delightfully eccentric characters, he maps out his layouts in strong blocks of colour. His creative use of colour […]
Talking about Teaming Up with Sizewell Illustration Club
While both having a passion for illustration and design, Tom Burnham and Lucy Roberts’ styles couldn’t be visually less similar. But knowing that they could both benefit from each other’s different approaches to their work, they set up Sizewell Illustration Club. With Lucy’s delicately rendered pencil portraiture and Tom’s playful take on eccentric characters he finds in […]
Intricate Concertina Book by Illustration Student Caspar Wain
Caspar Wain is an illustration student at University of West England in Bristol, UK and has created this wonderful concertina book with various flaps and folds that unearth more about the scene’s goings on. We take a quick peek as well as a look at some of his other work. © Caspar Wain, 2016
Sharp Angles and Soft Colours in Illustrations by Sara Ciprandi
With their sharp angles and pointed edges, Sara Ciprandi’s fashionable ladies cut bold silhouettes in her illustrations. But by using lighter, delicate colours and soft textures, Sara is able to find balance and play with interesting contrasts in her work. As well as working with illustration, Sara has worked for different advertising agencies as a designer […]
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