A cat on a trip – illustrations by Toshinori Mori
Toshinori Mori sets cats on walls and station benches, drawn in flat colour under orange trees and cherry blossom.
Archive / 03
illustration
150 curated projects in illustration.
Maite Franchi
Maite Franchi builds kitchen and fruit scenes from bold grain, turning leaves blue and laying a kettle, bread and eggs over pale green.
David Biskup Illustration
David Biskup crowds a magazine cover with isometric figures, then fills a green field with a pink box and party poppers.
Mike McQuade
Mike McQuade's collages: a portrait stacked in nested red rectangles, and a profile built from grid blocks and video-player icons.
Pis Saro’s Botanical Tattoos
Tattoo artist Pis Saro reproduces botanical specimens found on her travels directly onto her clients' skin.
Damien Poulain
Damien Poulain's LOVE cover cuts white letters and red marks into black slabs, and his paper work builds characters from flat blue shapes.
Dale Edwin Murray’s Illustration
Work from London illustrator Dale Edwin Murray.
Studio Ghibli’s Illuminated ‘Castle in the Sky’ Ship in Tokyo
Fifty-two storeys above Tokyo, the Studio Ghibli Expo centres on a room of airships and an illuminated replica from 'Castle in the Sky'.
Elena Éper’s Illustration
Recent illustration work from Madrid's Elena Éper.
James R. Eads’s Psychedelic Swirl Illustrations
LA illustrator James R. Eads paints multicoloured, psychedelic scenes that pulse with swirling pattern and a heavy debt to music.
The Illustration Work of Ben Javens
Flat, folk-influenced vector illustration from Birmingham's Ben Javens — layered woodland scenes built from bold shapes and a tight, high-contrast pal
Bobby Doherty’s Still-Life Photography
Brooklyn photographer Bobby Doherty's selected work — saturated, tightly cropped still lifes where cakes and sweets are arranged into pattern.
Anna Taberko’s Kaleidoscopic GIFs
Minnesota animator Anna Taberko's kaleidoscopic loops morph flowers, seed pods and butterflies into self-sustaining cycles.
Dear Montreal Illustration Series by Amélie Tourangeau
Amélie Tourangeau's Dear Montreal postcards draw the city in vermilion, turquoise and deep green, from a cyclist to a café terrace.
Jamie Jones’s Illustration
Selected illustration work from London's Jamie Jones.
Studio Patten’s Editorial Illustration
New editorial illustration from Madrid's Studio Patten.
Golden Cosmos’s Graphic Storytelling
Berlin duo Golden Cosmos — Doris Freigofas and Daniel Dolz — build symbolic, folk-influenced scenes with saturated, contrasting colour.
Mikey Burton’s Barrel Body Illustrations
Mikey Burton's Barrel Body project: flat, risograph-toned illustration, all grain, halftone and bright primary colour.
Gosia Herba’s Illustration
Selected illustration work from Poland's Gosia Herba.
Jenna Arts’s Illustration: Recent Work
Recent illustration work from Netherlands-based Jenna Arts.
Jeff Östberg
Jeff Östberg draws a man feeding sparrows on a bench and three figures on a green court, in mustard, green and black.
Josh McKenna’s Tropical Illustration
East London illustrator and designer Josh McKenna works in bold geometric shapes and saturated colour — and has already drawn for GQ and Wired.
Tiago Galo’s Illustration
Selected illustration work from Lisbon's Tiago Galo.
Pedro Piccinini’s Illustration
Recent illustration work from Brooklyn's Pedro Piccinini.
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