A MYSTERIOUS, NONSENSICAL, AND HUMOROUS WORLD When he was about five years old Mark wanted to grow up and become a dinosaur, he changed his mind a short while later and decided he wanted to be a fire engine! Upon discovering that he was in fact a human being, and could not change his physical […]
A SLEEP PARALYSIS Dolce Paganne a.k.a Ceren Aksungur is an Istanbul origin artist based in Antwerp, Belgium. Artist focus in her surreal drawings on the “sinister” aspect that reside in the details of daily life. Obsessed with the hypnotic aspects of geometric forms, she loves constructing her work originated from a feeling like “sleep paralysis”, […]
FROM HUMOR TO SADNESS José David Morales, a Spanish illustrator and graphic designer, creates dreamy, fluid images with people at the center. Created with digital tools and colored pencils, his pieces evoke everything from humor to sadness and frustration. “I am in love with hot weather, textures, electric guitars, sensual pencil traces, and human figures”, […]
DRAWINGS AND TESTIMONIES London-based artist Mark Powell reuses old envelopes as canvases to produce incredible drawings. His sketches are made using only a Biro pen, and they often incorporate original stamps and postage marks. By recycling the envelopes, he is in some way preserving a bit of history and the tales behind the sender. He […]
CAPTURING AN EXACT EXPRESSION Aysha Miah-Edwards is a British illustrator specialising in portrait drawings. Using pencils, markers, a little bit of photoshop and occasionally some words. “In the day, I work unassumingly in publishing, but my passion lies in illustration. Give me my sketchbook and a plethora of pens and I’m very content! I’ve always […]
MAGIC FAIRY TALES Katina is an artist from Sofia, Bulgaria. She makes amazing creatures out of clay and paper and even creates gorgeous illustrations. “What I love about Bulgaria is the nature, the mountains and the old villages have preserved their authentic spirit. For me, the Bulgarian folklore is a great source of inspiration. I […]
