Colombian illustrator Carolina Rodriguez Fuenmayor crafts riveting, cerebral scenes. Though her work often features solitary figures, much of her themes seem to stem from a universal sensibility. And in much of her work, unexpected hues and amorphous, enveloping forms underscore the works’ psychological nature.
“With my work I represent the matters of life that amaze me,” the artist says. “I intend to explain through images what I consider important and sometimes simple of this universe in which we live, dream and die.”
Find more of her work on her Instagram page.
In Brian Blomerth's recently released book, "Bicycle Day," the illustrator chronicles the first-ever ingestion of LSD by Swiss chemist Albert Hofmann. The tale combines a loyal account of the 1943 acid trip with Blomerth's beloved style, which has been featured in previous comics and zines—as well as album covers and other outlets.
Currently living in Colombia, 
Washington, DC. based artist