
Ana Galvañ’s Illustration
Selected illustration work from Madrid's Ana Galvañ.
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150 curated projects in illustration.

Selected illustration work from Madrid's Ana Galvañ.

Jordan Metcalf is a Cape Town designer, illustrator and artist working in type-focused design and lettering.

Illustration work from Austin designer Brian Gossett.

Naomi Wilkinson is an illustrator based in Bristol, working in bold shapes and flat colour.

Selected work from Vienna-based illustrator Nanna Prieler.

Nik van Es is an illustrator from Utrecht whose recent work has a restless, off-register quality.

Tim Colmant builds images out of rhythm first and subject second, so his Brussels illustration work reads as patterns that lock together and repeat.

Portuguese designer Serafim Mendes built a 3D alphabet as his contribution to 36 Days of Type.

Noam Sussman designs funny-looking characters, from flat-coloured crowds to loose pencil studies.

Dave Prosser is a London-based animator and art director, a BAFTA-nominated director and a graduate of the Royal College of Art.

Seoul illustrator Jungho Lee builds dreamlike scenes from books and windows, and is working on a picture book of his own.

German illustrator Lisa Tegtmeier specialises in charismatic characters, abstract shapes and bold colour.

Recent work from Gothenburg-based illustrator Erik Svetoft.

Selected work from London illustrator Lauren Humphrey.

Barcelona-born illustrator Magoz develops conceptual illustration while working without a fixed studio.

Ileana Soon grew up in Borneo and works in Los Angeles. Her Dreams and Adventures series turns the mid-century travel poster into flat, sun-faded colour.

Violaine & Jérémy set the Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord season in dark type over a colour wash, and draw Napoleon as NAPOLEONLAND in pencil.

Facultative Works grew out of a simple idea — only make the experimental projects — into a studio working across illustration, identity, sound and…

Josh Cochran's portfolio is a colorful wonderland of hand drawn lines, charming monsters and imaginative environments.

Work from London illustrator Sam Glynn.

Brooklyn-based French illustrator Marie Assénat draws humorous characters, with clients including Le Chocolat Des Français and the French Open.

Jeremie Claeys draws geometrically charged, comic-influenced scenes — a pink hair salon, a day at the races — in a tight red and navy palette.

Editorial illustration from Japan's Kaido Kenta, made for a range of publications.

Karolis Strautniekas draws in two registers: a monochrome silhouette that folds a landscape into a body, and a deep blue interior lit by one yellow window.
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