
Picnicking around the world – Illustration for Ströck bakeries
Ströck, a Vienna bakery chain, commissioned Masha Manapov to illustrate picnicking around the world for its magazine.
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150 curated projects in illustration.

Ströck, a Vienna bakery chain, commissioned Masha Manapov to illustrate picnicking around the world for its magazine.

Kaining Wang, a Los Angeles visual development artist raised in Shanghai, draws on nature for the series Silent Wildness.

Spanish sci-fi artist Cristian Eres draws on 1970s European fantasy art for his alternative movie posters.

Gilles & Cecilie launch the Ulven Parade, 20 large-scale paintings for OBOS promoting a district of Oslo.

Myrto Giotakou, a Greek illustrator in Athens, presents We Are Going Home, a body of abstract artworks.

Leon Lee is a Malaysian-born illustrator and designer in Los Angeles who paints watercolours outdoors.

Studio dg is the brand of a Korean illustrator whose work appears on textbooks, picture books and book covers.

Swedish illustrator Simon Stålenhag stages an uncomfortable collision of present and future, where people much like us meet new technology.

Amsterdam illustrator Leonie Bos layers printmaking and twentieth-century architecture into townscapes that never existed.

Flat illustrations of a figure walking a magenta dog and two diners at a table, from Chen Winner's graduation film.

Noritake's book covers use black line drawings: a person holding a framed face, and a person sitting before a black cat.

Selected work from Oakland artist and illustrator Evah Fan.

Selected illustration work from Berlin-based David J. McMillan.

Work from Berlin and New York-based illustrator and comic artist Lea Heinrich.

Helsinki illustrator Antti Kalevi's flat shapes, brush textures and cheerful characters, across three drawings.

Illustrator Noa Snir's series inspired by S.Y. Agnon's 'A Simple Story'.

Selected work from China-based illustrator and animator Yukai Du.

Tipi di Bologna is a limited-edition book of illustrated stories about Bologna's typographers and engravers, printed and bound by hand.

Malika Favre has drawn for Vogue, Penguin and The New Yorker, working in flat colour and hard edges borrowed from graphic design.

Floating banknotes, a suited man on a pile of buildings and a theatre audience, in editorial illustrations by Sophie Blackhall-Cain.

The illustration work of Bristol-based Rob Hodgson.

Daniel Zender's illustrations are bright in colour and dark in mood, drawing on horror films and Art Deco.

A heron, fish, elephant, frog and koala, each assembled from pressed leaves and petals by Helen Ahpornsiri.

Recent work from Toronto illustrator Sam Island.
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