Pierre-Paul Pariseau’s work will often happily take a step into the bizarre and fanciful. Using puzzled together images from his what must be a mountainous collection of clippings, Pierre-Paul creates acidically vivid illustrations that are more often that not playfully left of centre. Below, Pierre-Paul takes us on an in-depth tour through his process of […]
Ana Jaks’ Generous Pattern Combos and Graphic Forms
Lines, zigzags, and polkadots crash against each other in the graphically high-volume illustrations from Falmouth, UK-based illustrator, Ana Jaks. We enjoy her generous use of pattern and mixture of harsh edges and more loosely cut shapes. © Ana Jaks, 2016
Nicole Xu Talks about Bringing Watercolour Techniques into Her Rich Illustrations
With lush swathes of rich, exuberant colour, Nicole Xu’s illustrations convey emotion through their expressive marks as much as through her dynamic compositions and figurative style. She talks to us about how getting hands-on with her materials is an important part of creating this visual language. Nicole’s pairing of jewel tones against subtler creams and pastel […]
Jay Keeree’s Animated Experiments with Form, Texture, and Pattern
As an exercise in productivity, experimentation, and practising of his skills, Jay Keeree creates textured, monochromatic GIFs in his ongoing project. As explorations into form and pattern as much as they are into movement, his short, little animations are equally dynamic and beautiful. Originally from Bangkok, Thailand, Jay is currently based in Philadelphia, where he works […]
Maximum Pattern in Inspired Collages by Nick Liefhebber
Nick Liefhebber’s designs consistently provide a substantial dose of pattern and colour served in intense arrangements of otherworldly forms and dense growths of imagined structures. Nick’s combination of experienced printmaking techniques, filled edge-to-edge compositions and penchant for maximalism makes for intriguing and original but also wholly joyous images. He talks us through the techniques and materials […]
Anna Berger Capturing Intimate Moments in Dominant Lines
Anna Berger’s work is about capturing moments of intimacy in simple, concentrated snapshots by using thick, dominant lines and carefully omitting considered areas of detail. How and why she makes her work is important to Anna. She talks to us about what captures her imagination and inspires the illustrations and paintings she makes as well […]
Fun Animations in Stripped Down Palettes by Amélie Tourangeau
Montréal, search Canada-based Amélie Tourangeau keeps it simple with just a couple of select bright colours, medicine but likes to play with texture and composition in her humorous illustrations and animations. © Amélie Tourangeau, 2016
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