If you ask Zoran Nova, growing up as a twin in Sydney’s inner suburbs was the driving force at an early age to be unique in his own right. Over the years Zoran has broken away from the mould and asserted his own flare to the artistic world. His background in design has put him in good stead as an up coming designer, artist and illustrator on the booming Australian art and design scene.
You got to love the work of Geoffrey Chadsey!
His drawings are made with water-soluble colored pencil on mylar and undeniably stand out with their many fine lines which make the objects look like topographical maps where every bump, fold and bend is carefully examined.
Believe it or not, Roman Cristian Boian was a carpenter in his village Curtea de Arges before he became a digital artist. And, even if we haven’t seen anything of his carpentry skills we are happy he took that decision because his elaborate digital illustrations are just gorgeous. The ones you see up here are from his series entitled ‘Attempts’.
XENZ is one of the old school graffiti boys that we all respect, he loves painting murals in unusual places like abandoned buildings and random walls. Now, his last series of artworks “Cloud Cuckoo Land” will be available to purchase in his forthcoming solo exhibition in Blackall Studios in London.
‘When I draw or paint, the world becomes translucent and fluid. Like the tale of Alice, but I am not a lost girl, I am the dark wanderer over rooftops, sliding into your dreams…’ – Martina Johanna.
Alexandra Gooch is a 19-year-old artist and illustrator from Moscow, Russia. She is currently working on her own illustrated album “Design of Nature”, taking inspiration, as she claims, from her own fears, nature and Dali. Birdilicious…
After graduating from Maidstone college of art Carne Griffith served an apprenticeship and worked as a gold wire embroidery designer for 12 years before he took up the pen. His artwork is born from a love of drawing and the journey of creating an image on the page. Working primarily with calligraphy ink, graphite and liquids, such as tea brandy, vodka and whisky he draws and then manipulates the drawn line.
Swedish artist Stina Persson has lived, studied and worked in Tokyo, New York, Florence and Lund, Sweden, where she was born. She’s now based in Stockholm, Sweden, from where she continues to create her amazing watercolour illustrations.
Based in East Sussex, UK, Sam Chivers is an illustrator, screen printer and graphic artist. From a young age he was inspired by mountainous landscape found during trips to France and also a love of comics. He similarly takes much inspiration from the realms of fantasy art. Working with different mediums he says, “I like the infinite possibilities working digitally affords, coupled with the limitations that screen-print imposes”. This hints at the progressive attitude towards his work.
Liam Brazier is a freelance illustrator and animator from Essex, England who creates stunning images of pop culture icons and superheroes. His angular and colorful style sure draws a lot of attention and over the years he has worked with various companies like Samsung, Dazed & Confused, Creative Review, Virgin TV and the Museum of London among others.
Korean artist Spunky Zoe’s works are based on her theory of two monsters, one that lives inside her and one that lives outside. Constantly battling, these two monsters pull and tug her in every direction making her face her deepest fears one drawing at a time. Absolutely amazing!
Feauturing 70s rock figures and 80s cartoon characters, Fab Ciraolo know how to hypnotize us with his work.
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