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Paul Garland

July 12, 2016 12:02 AM \

PaulGarlandPaul Garland is a freelance illustrator based in the UK. Gravitating towards two creative directions, fashion and graphic design, he eventually united both discipline into one, fashion illustration. Here is what he writes about his work:

“My conceptual work relies on bold imagery and metaphor to communicate and I’m a strong believe that the simpler the concept, the more effective the solution becomes.”

“My digital imagery begins with confident pencil drawings, I then use traditional hand made textures, paintings and printmaking to complete the works. I have gained many International Awards and have worked with numerous clients over a 20+ year career as an Illustrator.”

You can find the artist on his website, blog, Facebook, Behance and Instagram.

Images: Courtesy of Paul Garland.

Posted in: Graphic Design, Illustration

Cari Mateo Repeat Patterns – 38

July 11, 2016 12:02 AM \

CM-Repeat-Patterns-38We’re on day 83 of THE100DAYPROJECT.  You can view all of our designs here on Instagram.

All designs:  © Cari Mateo.  All rights reserved.

Posted in: Cari Mateo Designs, Surface Design

Sonia Pulido

July 8, 2016 12:02 AM \

SoniaPulidoWe love the ceramic pieces created by Sonia Pulido. The Barcelona-based artist is known for her illustrations but we chose to feature these whimsical and delicate porcelains. She says this about herself on Ana Yael art gallery:

“I am an illustrator, and I could not be anything else but an illustrator. Sometimes, however, I would turn my back on it all, and set up a small avant-garde flower-shop, ha. I am restless by nature. I need to try other applications of illustrations, this is when I discover the wonderful world of ceramics. The idea is to relate the illustration with a tridimensional object. The pieces should have functional or decorative purpose. Nature, the feminine, the symbolic are the issues developed in those many objects. The object and the illustration are made one for another, the intention is to look for simplicity, the essential, in the form and in the stories that the pieces evoke.”

You can see and follow her work on her website, blog and Facebook.

Images: Courtesy of Sonia Pulido.

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Posted in: Ceramics, Illustration
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