I stumbled over some rather quite radical illustration works of Sao Paulo based MTV art director Beto Shibata recently.

His work demonstrates the visually effective outcome of combining a truck load of mediums including ink, acrylic paint, photography, screenprint and digital tools, while at the same time mixing up contemporary and vintage styles and imagery. Some of it is very reminiscent of the work of 20th Century master Sigmar Polke, if what I remember from art lessons at school don’t fail me.

Beto was kind enough to send over some of his recent stuff:

Graniph

Playboy

Gudi

Theme

Simples

ⓒ Beto Shibata, 2009

Thanks Beto!

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  1. Tod 10.18.09 / 11am

    this is awesome- I love the cockerel one. Mixed media affords such texture to the pieces. Nice post

  2. moonape 10.18.09 / 12pm

    Thanks for your comment – there is certainly an interesting depth brought to images, particularly with the combining of old and new media.

    MoonApe

  3. eggipradia 04.28.10 / 1pm

    nice…greetings from indonesia fellas!

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