
Jenna Arts’s Illustration
Works from Netherlands-based illustrator Jenna Arts.
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150 curated projects in illustration.

Works from Netherlands-based illustrator Jenna Arts.

Selected work from San Francisco illustrator Roman Muradov.

Recent work from Quebec City illustrator Mathieu Labrecque.

Illustration from Brooklyn-based Kevin Whipple.

Recent work from Berlin-based illustrator Cristóbal Schmal.

'Polymorphism' is an experimental motion series by Sydney artist David McLeod.

UK designer and illustrator Daniele Simonelli builds his imagery from texture and colour.

James Quail's Electric Love Blueprint maps electronic music history as a working circuit diagram.

Felicita Sala draws recipes as labelled diagrams, each ingredient painted by hand in watercolour and ink.

Canadian designer and illustrator Tom Froese revels in colour and finds humour in everyday life.

Recent work from New York-based illustrator Jun Cen.

Barcelona digital artist and illustrator Christian Haag works across digital art, retouching and illustration.

Jens Ullrich, represented by Van Horn in Düsseldorf, builds collages that splice found imagery into new scenes.

London freelance creative Joshua Hibbert works across graphic design, art and sound.

NastPlas is a Madrid studio producing digital illustration with a sculptural, near-mythological bent.

Stephen Di Donato's planetary posters, researched from NASA missions and patterned after science-fiction magazines of the eighties.

Andre Meca's digital collage builds surreal scenes from vintage photography, neon colour blocks and geometric cutouts.

Two images from Dimo Trifonov: a sheet of precise black logo marks and a rendered abstract of crossing bars and wood.

Lucas Lima sets white serif capitals over an embracing couple, and arranges nine figures of eight in a black, red and yellow grid.

Francisco Andriani renders impossible triangles as solid, grained objects that hold up until the eye follows an edge.

Leif Podhajsky mirrors bodies and landscapes into monochrome symmetries, with translucent solids hanging in the frame.

Dutch graphic designer Marius Roosendaal works in a modernist register, with Wim Crouwel's grids never far from the surface.

Paris graphic designer Sara Haraigue builds images by cutting photographs away to flat colour, then layering type and paint over what remains.

Artist, designer and drummer Tyler Axtell works out of Warner Robins, Georgia — digital work with a sideline in impossible geometry.
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