
Antti Kalevi
Helsinki illustrator Antti Kalevi's flat shapes, brush textures and cheerful characters, across three drawings.
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15 curated projects tagged in geometric.

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

Maite Franchi builds kitchen and fruit scenes from bold grain, turning leaves blue and laying a kettle, bread and eggs over pale green.

East London illustrator and designer Josh McKenna works in bold geometric shapes and saturated colour — and has already drawn for GQ and Wired.

London illustration duo Cachetejack work in flat geometric colour — big coats, bold shapes and figures caught mid-stride.

Joe Freedman's DuoGraph is a seven-gear drawing machine that turns a handful of adjustable parameters into endless geometric figures.

Edinburgh illustrator Dominic Kesterton tells wordless stories in flat, geometric panels — four colours and a punchline.

Mark Richardson of Superfried made a poster series of single uppercase letters, each manipulated with modern shapes and blackletter traces.

A green poster builds a raised fist from black and red blocks and names Nelson Mandela, while a white sheet carries interlocking red loops.

Marly Thalya Gallardo builds flat geometric figures — bathers on giant phone screens, workers carrying pencils — on saturated red.

Kristina Krogh fits wood, cork and paper into geometric collages of mirrored textures, dark green triangles and grey diamonds, framed in black and white.

Officemilano's Write Sketch & Super! notebooks come in four sets of two A6 books, pairing a plain colour cover with a geometric one.

Rafael Araujo drafts three-dimensional spaces with nothing but pencil, compass and protractor — now collected as a coloring book.

David Wicks' Jacob's Cave is a physics simulation that grows helictite forms: drawn down by gravity, pulled upward into spirals by other forces.

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

The Norik locks a forest landscape inside a circle, then lays translucent colour circles and a brush-drawn monogram across cream stock.