L'artiste française Sophie Lécuyer arbore des mondes qui existent dans les deux - espaces où le vrai et le surréaliste fusionnent, où l'ombre et la lumière racontent des histoires sans un seul mot. Sa série en noir et blanc, un départ frappant de ...
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Illustrations by Molly Bounds
Denver based illustrator/print artist Molly Bounds creates comic and zine influenced prints with symbolic depictions and colorful portraits. See some selected works below: Plus de Molly Bounds ici.
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Burberry Prorsum pré-automne 2015 Lookbook
Chaud chic rocker avec de nombreuses options adaptées y compris les plans de fourrure et animales. Voir Pré-chute de Burberry Prorsum 2015 Lookbook ci-dessous.
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Illustrations par artiste Kristofer Porter
NYC artiste Krisofer Porter crée des illustrations caricaturales et intéressant effrayants. source:
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ASOS S / S 2014 Lookbook
Obtenez vos impressions chienne dingues funky avec longueur de thé jupes. gravures de Cat? vous l'avez. Pug prints? La vôtre. Heart prints? Oh oui, sentir l'amour. Un lookbook ludique simple, mettant l'accent sur le Asos conçoit seul. Check them out below.
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Illustrations par Julia Trybala
Illustrations angsty et impertinent de l'artiste Julia Trybala. They are stylishly morose and lovely. You can get your own print, each one of these pieces shown are under ten dollars. have at it right? visit more works and purchase (if that’s your thing), ici
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Ikenaga Yasunari - L'art japonais du Nihonga redéfinie
“Using the simplicity of Indian ink and linen canvas Ikenaga Yasunari has captured a simple serenity in the the faces of his female portraits.This calm sensuality is highlighted by the richness of their surroundings. Yasunari’s Japanese heritage has inspired a style of painting which is characteristic in his work. This ancient technique of Nihonga is a traditional Japanese art form using a Menso brush and ink. With this Yasunari has successfully captured an essence of the past with a pallet of muted tones , but has injecting a modern twist to each piece with his use of pattern and cloth.” source:
