Filippo Minelli
Filippo Minelli (Brescia 1983) is a contemporary-artist connoting his artistic productions with interventions in public space, many times of urban typology. His artistic path in traditional Graffitism begins in the second half (…)
Filippo Minelli (Brescia 1983) is a contemporary-artist connoting his artistic productions with interventions in public space, many times of urban typology. His artistic path in traditional Graffitism begins in the second half (…)
“Scheltens & Abbenes are the sum total of the unique talent of a still-life photographer and the creative craftsmanship of an artist/stylist. Technical perfection added to individual handicraft, strong pictorial clarity in addition to tailor-made styling. (…)
Modern and fun illustrative work by Sacred Mtn. (or just Scott), currently working as creative director at Ordinary Kids in San Fransisco. (…)
Designer and Illustrator Klas Herbert has, among other neat pieces of work, made this illustration(s) for Baltic Sea Position. (…)
Illustrator John Borowicz, born in New Bedford, Massachusetts in 1968.
These, among many additional graphite illustrations, in a exhibition called “Sprawling Conglomerates” will be displayed at the Adam Baumgold Gallery, from June 17 through August 4. (…)
Straight outta James Jean’s Moleskin is where you’ll find great illustrative work. Check out additional work in his portfolio. (…)
When it comes to illustration this guy, Paul Blow, really stands out with his contemporary political pieces of work. Neat portfolio, indeed. (…)
Having spent many hours watching Batman and Robin when I was younger, this post celebrates the rather nostalgic typographic design of the onomatopoeias. KAPOW! (…)
Graphic artist Michael Willis based in the UK. Also a member of the Panther Club. Michael’s got one of the quirkiest but smoothest portfolio sites I’ve seen in a while.
UK based graphic designer and illustrator Benbo George’s abstractions are sleek. A little bit like Dali, a little bit like Blade Runner. (…)
Alex Merto stands behind this rather symbolic typeface. Now remember kids: B is for Boobies. (…)
My house gods, Friends With You, just updated their site. And it’s as good as their work. Don’t know how that’s possible though. I actually feel creatively impaired after browsing it. I need a drink!
Brazilian design studio Firmorama enriches the world with some delicious illustrations. Yummy.