of the 'Watercolour Illustration' Category

Living in New York City, but originally from Bogotá, Colombia, Tatiana Arocha has produced a spectacular series of illustrations inspired by the Colombian rainforests of her home nation. The series is entitled: ‘Rainforest Sanctuaries’. The images originate from pressed plants, ink drawings, airbrush textures, photocopies, watercolours and old engravings. These are scanned and put into [...]

Illustrator and author Cory Godbey has just completed a new series of illustrations for a show based on a selection of folk tales. Based in South Carolina, Cory has shared his time to answer some questions, including an explanation into his work process, as well as the tools and equipment he used in creating these [...]

Trained at the University of Art and Design in Cluj Napoca, Romania, and currently living in Berlin, Saddo (real name Raul Oprea) has an immense collection of art to his name. He specializes in surreal, bright and intricate characters and scenes, using a range of mediums including watercolour, acrylic paint, pencils and marker pens. As [...]

Japanese artist and web designer Yuki Nakano’s portfolio pleasantly smacked me in the jaw with its intricate designs and strong colours. Her digital and drawn illustrations are inspired by ‘jewellery, cultural artifacts and other beautiful things made by people’. ‘I’m not a full time fine artist, but I do freelance art/design/web full time at the [...]