Andromeda Diu’s Instagram post: “✨That heavy feeling you have inside while everything else sparkle outside ✨ . #illustrator #illustration #illustratorsoninstagram…”
Rebecca Elizabeth 🖍 on Instagram: “🦋🦋🦋”
Ruben Toledo my favorite fashion illustrator:)
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216 Likes, 12 Comments - Rebecca Elizabeth 🖍 (@rebeccaelizabethdraws) on Instagram: "A little mothy pattern 🦋 I hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas 🎄"
I found the cutest pop-up books at a thrift shop, so I wanted to show you one of them today. "Little Mistress Magpie", designed by L. Mayo...
Caliph Stork - Book Graphics
This is a fabulous book featuring the work of Swedish graphic designer Olle Eksell - and I've been meaning to blog about the b...
Martin Haake
Based more on the legend of Johann Faust, here's a summary of the second part of Goethe's play, with paintings and illustrations for it.
Drypoint etching brown hares
Two superb series of paintings of scenes from Goethe's Faust Part One, by Ary Scheffer and James Tissot.
Profusely illustrated by various artists and in various mediums, including a double-page color lithograph by Henri Matisse and 7 color lithographs (on 4 pages) by André Derain; screened gravures from photographs by Brassai & others; color plates reproducing medieval illuminations; etc. (4to), color lithographed wrappers.
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Illustrator and animator Raman Djafari, is a Hamburg-based designer who’s valiant colour palette and obscure illustrations and narratives caught the eye of our People of Print team. Our curiosity got the better of us, and we stepped into Djafari’s crazy landscapes and what we can only describe as populated by…
London Review of Books cover
