Nadège David
The work of Ho Chi Mnh-based, French illustrator, Nadège David, is stunning: intricate patterns woven deep amongst gently rolling, and pleasantly muted, colours.
By Zolton in New Illustration on Tuesday 4 November 2008
The work of Ho Chi Mnh-based, French illustrator, Nadège David, is stunning: intricate patterns woven deep amongst gently rolling, and pleasantly muted, colours.
0By Ilana Kohn in New Illustration on Monday 27 October 2008
I’m very happy to have recently stumbled across the work of French illustrator Gwenola Carerre. It makes me think Russian Constructivism meets children’s books. Throw in Carerre’s fun sense of storytelling and textured sense of design coupled with her glorious type and you’ve got a pretty fun viewing experience.
0By Ilana Kohn in New Illustration on Friday 24 October 2008
My buddy Evah Fan just came back from her big show in Paris and it seems she made some pretty exciting discoveries while there, most notably the French artist Isabelle Boinot. It takes a good deal of clicking through her site to get your bearings, but once you manage to stumble into her main portfolio, [...]
0By Jenn Porreca in New Illustration on Friday 17 October 2008
I recently came across the work of French illustrator Tifenn Python. She is also showing at the current Young Blood show at New York’s Opera Gallery. What I love about her work is that it has a certain vibe to it that reminds me of some of the great masters like Lautrec and Shiele, which [...]
0By Ilana Kohn in New Illustration on Monday 15 September 2008
I’m very happy having recently stumbled across the work of French illustrator Gwenola Carerre. It sort of makes me think Russian Constructivism meets children’s books. Throw in Carerre’s fun sense of storytelling and textured sense of design, coupled with her glorious type, and you’ve got a pretty special viewing experience.
0By Yuko Shimizu in New Products on Wednesday 16 April 2008
I am obsessed with anything leather: jacket, bags, boots, you name it. Italians are so dedicated to fashion they even have Vogue just for leather, Vogue Pelle.
0By Zolton in New Illustration on Wednesday 9 April 2008
Paris-based designer Julien Canavezes creates slightly dark but quirky illustrations that capture a sense of childhood wonderment — but always with an edge.
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