Can’t seem to get enough of the illustrations of Helsinki-based artist and illustrator Antti Kalevi. His images are all created digitally despite their cut-out, paper-like appearance. His inspirations are everywhere and most commonly found through “travelling, food, music and the fine arts”. He says this briefly about his work: Â
“My aim is to create work which displays things at their bare essence–while keeping the poetry.â€
Admiring this series of handmade insect collages created by Montrial-based illustrator, artist and designer, Raku Inoue. The artist created his “Natura Insects†series with seasonal materials influenced by one of the principles of Ikebana to use materials that are abundant and at hand. On Treehugger he explains his work as follows:Â
“But especially for this type of work, the goal is to not overthink, to try to create in a very natural way. When I work with different publicity agencies, they often have a specific direction that they want me to take. So I just came up with this exercise to make me to be more apt to create in a more spontaneous way. Often the best work is done when going with the flow.â€
Sorry for the lack of posts of late. If you have ever had a frozen shoulder you will know how excrutiating the pain in your arm and back can be. To date still not 100%.
Stewart Francis Easton is a British artist whose work focuses on craft, illustration and fine art. His approach to embroidery is abstract modern based on tradition and rituals applying folk song, story and social history. He has received an MA in illustration and animation and has had a number of solo and group shows in the UK and USA. He writes this about himself:
” I draw. I sew. I ride a push bike and I like Clarks shoes.”
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