These great renderings were created by Japanese illustrator, Ryo Takemasa. The Tokyo-based freelance artist has produced a number of illustrations for books, magazines and advertising. You can see more of his works on his website and on Behance. Some of his prints are available here at Society 6.
Images: Courtesy of Ryo Takemasa.
Was attracted by the manner of presentation of these repeat patterns created by Barcelona-based illustrator, Judy Kaufmann. On an Etsy interview the artist describes her work as ‘repetitive, tumultuous, colorful and spontaneous’. You can see more of her work on her website and you can purchase some of her prints here on Etsy. For now I leave you with this instructive quote from Judy:
“I think the time you spend drawing is proportional to the quality of your artwork, and the time you spend traveling is proportional to the quantity of inspiration…â€
Images: Courtesy of Judy Kaufmann.
Admiring the work of UK printmaker and illustrator, Clare Curtis. She produces limited edition prints using a variety of traditional print making methods. Of her work she writes: “The structure and pattern in plant forms is a recurring theme of my work. I enjoy drawing and studying from nature; a process that allows a complete understanding of the subject and its habit.â€
Images: Courtesy of Clare Curtis.
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