Kate Dehler is a Chicago-based graphic designer and illustrator who creates psychedelic work that seems to come straight out of the 60s and 70s.
Nicole Claveloux was born in 1940 in Saint-Etienne and moved to Paris to begin work as an illustrator in 1966. She produced many illu...
Miki Kim’s psychedelic and at times, humorous illustrations blend pop elements across cultures. The artist, who also works in the tattoo industry, creates her bold imagery with fluid linework and soft palettes, both underscoring her absorbing and psychedelic concepts. She has created tattoos and illustrations under the moniker Mick Hee over the past few years.
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Self-described as an illustration addict, David Oku was born in Germany and lived in Nigeria and Italy before moving to London, where he finally settled in to develop his career as an artist.
The 1995 release of posthumous Jimi Hendrix compilation Voodoo Soup has divided fans and critics for over two decades now. But whatever its merits, its cover art should hold an honored place in every Hendrix fan’s collection. Open Culture, openculture.com
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Belgian illustrator Ellen van Engelen’s colourfully psychedelic images make us think of hazy summer days, with a touch of 70s nostalgia. With loose linework and curvy figures, comic books have been a big inspiration to Ellen. “I'm a big fan of the older Franco-Belgian comic books, some of my favourite artists are Gérard Lauzier, Moebius, Tito Topin, Tardi, Miguel Calatayud, and Claire Bretécher,” she says.
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Tishk Barzanji's surreal, architecture-infused artwork depicts impossible structures and dark domestic scenes in a saturated colour palette.
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Tishk Barzanji's surreal, architecture-infused artwork depicts impossible structures and dark domestic scenes in a saturated colour palette.
Medieval scribes took their animal illustrations very seriously.
Andrew Archer is an illustrator and art director originally from Auckland, New Zealand and currently residing in Melbourne, Australia. Inspired by p...
A retro space age feel, Paul Paetzel’s illustrations take us to a place where hover cars and robot waiters are the norm. His fantastical images are dressed in an array of wild, psychedelic colours that clash and complement each other, and suit Paul’s cartoonish style.
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