Helen Dardik, is an illustrator from Odessa. Her work is so fun and childlike, & her website, One Luck Helen is just as darling.
That is literally just a sample of her portfolio…. it’s huge! So go check it out, plus you will get to see her cute website I mentioned earlier!
Hot off the press, well on Friday they were =)
An illustrator & artist, Alan Kitching has got major skills. He is one of the world’s foremost practitioners of letterpress typographic design & printmaking. Alan is known for his expressive use of wood and metal letterforms in creating visuals for commissions and his own limited edition prints.
I found these images on Debut Art, he has a full portfolio here that you can go check out too! Hope everyone has a great Friday & an even better weekend!
James Joyce is a London-based designer & artist. He has quite an impressive client list & an even better portfolio. Here’s a glimpse of what is offered on his webpage.
Aren’t those cool?! I think my favorite is either Ruby… or Rainbow Cup… or The Guardian. Ok ok, I can’t decide which one is my favorite so I’ll settle for 3 favorites.
Blanca Gómez is an illustrator & designer based in Madrid. I love her simple illustrations. Check them out!
She has a huge portfolio with tons more of awesome illustrations & designs that you can check out here. Let me know what you think about her work!
Hope you all have a great Friday!
Window displays are a great place to showcase some creativity & no one does it better than Anthropologie. I love the convenience of online shopping, but nothing beats getting out & seeing how their designers have taken everyday items & turned them into something that will make you stop & stare. Anthropologie released these photos about 3 months ago on their facebook page… here are a few of my favorites.
Which ones are your favorites?! Let me know what you think!
I have always dreamed of illustrating a children’s book, something about them is so inspiring. For some illustration inspiration (that’s fun to say right), look at what I found for you all today.
Ingela P Arrhenius is a Sweden-based Illustrator. Her style is childlike, and reminds me of the 50s and 60s.
