Ty Wilkins

tywilkinsSan Francisco-based graphic designer and illustrator, Ty Wilkins, is known for his logo design, icon design, illustration and custom lettering. His style is minimalist with bold colors and rich textures. In an interview with Logo Lounge he says this about his design start:

“I was always the kid in school who liked to draw. When I was in high school I went through the International Baccalaureate program in Art. Yet, I still wasn’t clear what graphic design was. I was more familiar with careers like painting, animation and illustration. Growing up I was always interested in logos and album artwork, though it never really dawned on me that I could design these things for a living. So, when I arrived at Auburn University, I initially majored in International Business. Not long after I was there, however, I met a student in the graphic design department and knew that’s what I wanted to do. I remember being attracted to the sophisticated color palettes, use of a grid, refined typography and especially the bold streamlined gestalts. I graduated with a BFA in Graphic Design and I haven’t looked back since.”

Website, Facebook, Dribble, Behance and Instagram.

Images: Courtesy of Ty Wilkins.

Philippe Nicolas

philippenicolasPhilippe Nicolas is an illustrator, graphic designer and art director from France. His passion for typography and vectorial illustration can be seen in the iconic structures and fonts shown above.
He takes his inspiration from graphic designer, Herb Lubalin and from the illustrations of comic master, Jean Giraud (Mobius).

You can see more of his work on his website, Behance and Dribble.

Images: Courtesy of Philippe Nicolas.

Daun Jeong

daun-jeongDaun Jeong is a South Korea-based artist whose chosen medium is fabric. She uses texture, color and patterns of cloth in creating these intriguing fabric drawings. Couldn’t find very much information about the artist but on her website she says this about her work:

“The most important and frequently used media in my work is fabric. I’m interested in visual aspects that come from the act of seeing. Fabric has been chosen as the medium not to make a narrative or conceptualize personal life but to express my artistic interest. Fabric Drawing is literally a painting that is drawn with fabric. Visual effects are minimized and a pure expression of fabric constitutes the artwork. In other words, I make paintings by using texture, color, and patterns of fabric, seeking new possibilities of visual effects in the painting genre.”

You can follow the artist on her website, Facebook and Instagram.

Images: Courtesy of Daun Jeong.

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