Alberto Seveso
Italian vector artist and designer Alberto Seveso is phenomenal. His work is intricate and delicate, but still imbued with a raw sensuality and a real sense of grace and style. He told Carpal Tunnel Magazine: ‘My passion for graphics was born about fifteen years ago when I had an Amiga 1200 and Delux Paint that I loved so much. But I switched to PC when a friend showed me the potentials of photoshop. I was astonished when I understood the power of that software’.
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saite Kam said | 22 August, 2011
Very beautiful work, reminds me of a similar graphic artist Agustealo. This image is mind blowing prob one of my fave http://agustealo.com/component/k2/item/24-garden-flower
Similar techniques but different in style.
Should get some of his work on here too.