
Ileana Soon – Dreams and Adventures
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.
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99 curated projects tagged in illustration.

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.

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.

Toshinori Mori sets cats on walls and station benches, drawn in flat colour under orange trees and cherry blossom.

IWANT pushed Nutritious Delicious, later Sweet Virtues, to rethink the whole brand; a year later it was winning awards.

David Biskup crowds a magazine cover with isometric figures, then fills a green field with a pink box and party poppers.

Damien Poulain's LOVE cover cuts white letters and red marks into black slabs, and his paper work builds characters from flat blue shapes.

Work from London illustrator Dale Edwin Murray.

Recent illustration work from Madrid's Elena Éper.

Flat, folk-influenced vector illustration from Birmingham's Ben Javens — layered woodland scenes built from bold shapes and a tight, high-contrast pal

Hanna Sköld and Sara Knipström's self-initiated update to Dunkin' Donuts — geometric colour-blocking and a simplified wordmark for Scandinavia.

São Paulo graphic artist Pedro Veneziano builds 3D illustrations with photoreal materials — playful typographic scenes that read as objects, not renders.

Amélie Tourangeau's Dear Montreal postcards draw the city in vermilion, turquoise and deep green, from a cyclist to a café terrace.

Selected illustration work from London's Jamie Jones.

Selected illustration work from Poland's Gosia Herba.

Recent illustration work from Netherlands-based Jenna Arts.

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

Selected illustration work from Lisbon's Tiago Galo.

Recent illustration work from Brooklyn's Pedro Piccinini.

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