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Eero Lampinen’s Illustrations of Childhood Adventures

Eero Lampinen combines painting and digital techniques for his illustrations of boyhood adventures. Drawn with a quirky, exaggerated style and a pastel color palette, his works have an instant visual appeal. Lampinen is from Helskinki, Finland and splits his time between personal and editorial work. No matter the project, he approaches it through his distinct style. His work is marked by a youthful sense of exploration and often pictures young men navigating disorienting, dreamlike settings that evoke a coming-of-age narrative.

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George Boorujy, illustration, Naturalism

December 22, 2015

We loved these striking portraits of North American animals by George Boorujy so much, that today we bring you a look at his most recent drawings. The New York based artist went viral this time last year for his incredible hyper-realistic depictions of mammals, birds, and seldom human figures in powerful images that seem to stare into your soul. Even in those images where we catch his subjects unaware in their most primal moments, there is something about them that captivates their viewer.

Rafael Varona’s Animated ‘Bottles’ Contain Intricate Narratives

Animated GIFs, illustration, Rafael Varona

March 27, 2017

Rafael Varona is a illustrator, graphic designer, and self-described “loopaholic” based in Amsterdam and Berlin. The artist creates elaborate GIFs of bizarre machines and nature scenes, for both personal and commercial endeavors. The artist’s “Impossible Bottles” series, which place outlandish situations inside bottle-like vessels, is now in its second set.

The Flamboyant Digital Work of Kota Yamaji

digital art, illustration, Kota Yamaji

January 17, 2018

The flamboyant, eye-popping works of digital artist Kota Yamaji carry touches of psychedelia and surrealism. Using both stills and motion work, his pieces blend textures and patterns to absorbing effect. The Tokyo-based artist has also created music videos for tilt-six and INNOCENT in FORMAL.

The Dark Surrealist Collages of Andrew Blucha

Andrew Blucha, Collage, illustration

February 19, 2019

The collages of Andrew Blucha, who works under the moniker “metafables,” crafts fantastical and dark-surrealist illustrations. The London artist’s motifs include skeletal, mystical blazes, and Victorian fashion. Contained within these are also contemporary winks.

Eero Lampinen’s Illustrations of Childhood Adventures

George Boorujy’s Striking New Portrait Series of North American Animals

Rafael Varona’s Animated ‘Bottles’ Contain Intricate Narratives

The Flamboyant Digital Work of Kota Yamaji

The Dark Surrealist Collages of Andrew Blucha

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