“Two Kind of People” is a clever series of illustrations from Zomato separates people into two types based on their choices. Of course, there are definitely more than two kinds of people. However, throughout time there were extreme positions between one or the other, such as Coca-Cola vs Pepsi, McDonald’s vs Wendy’s, Android vs IOs,… Continue reading Two Kind of People: A Creative Ad Campaign by Zomato
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Cynicism Creatively Conveyed Through Minimalist Illustrations by Eduardo Salles
Young illustrator, copyrighter and designer, Eduardo Salles, has great sense of humor and has a formula which encapsulates his ironic commentary on the internet, politics, TV and daily habits: Design + humor + social critique. In this digital age, using smartphones, deciphering icons, and clicking “like” have become second nature. In the series called Cinismo… Continue reading Cynicism Creatively Conveyed Through Minimalist Illustrations by Eduardo Salles
Paper-cut Illustrations by Eiko Ojala – Part 2
Previously featured some great paper-cut illustrations by Estonian graphic designer Eiko Ojala, in this post sharing some more paper-cut illustrations with amazing three dimensional effects.
Artist Turns Her Dad Into Superhero
Italian photographer and illustrator Giulia Pex has turned her dad into a superhero by adding imaginative drawings to his photos. She captured photos of her dad standing on the roof, riding his motorcycle, ripping off his button-down shirt, then added in whimsical illustrations to make these not-so-super events much more magical.
Fascinating Food Illustrations By Anna Keville Joyce
Artist Anna Keville Joyce based in Argentina creates beautiful pieces of edible art from rice, seeds and vegetables. Her series of illustrations titled “A Tribute to Budgie” started when she lost her pet bird, she took a moment of grief and turned it into something beautiful with her plate illustrations. She also made some other… Continue reading Fascinating Food Illustrations By Anna Keville Joyce