There are no facts, only interpretations by Croter Hung ...Sometimes it’s despair to become an island.It’s like a wet paper box soaks in the cold tide of sorrow.It’s like a ship (made of paper) without a navigator.It’s like an offshore dock that changes hands easily and cannot be anchored.It’s like a cargo ship surrounds by the pirates.But I am still deeply in love with this island even replacing the egg in my arms with a silent stone.That is still my unborn child.At least they accompany me quietly to avoid the waves wash over me.And for those thieves who steal everything, I’ll curse them during the rest of my life.May their conscious all cast into tetra pods and become their unloadable burden. #illustration

Servin Seudaliev, a 2D designer and a CG artist that specializes in illustrations from Lviv, Ukraine. He made a series of iconic cars from Hollywood movies, they are cartoonish and well made. I just like how the top of the car is kind on the higher size of things which is really eye pleasant to look at. It's stylish! It quite fun to see how the artist looks at things from another perspective, this series is amusing and definitely bring some smile. You can check out more of his work, give some follow via Behance. #illustration #art

Burnt Toast Creative is the working alias for Canadian illustrator, Scott Martin. Scott has worked with a list of companies that includes Dropbox, Red Bull and Google.
With his bold outlines and colorful designs, Scott Martin’s illustrations are recognized around the world.
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Subversively Elegant Portraits of Indigenous People Drawn on Repurposed Ledgers by Artist Chris Pappan. Using graphite, colored pencils, ink, and water-based media, the artist illustrates black-and-white portraits on a variety of intentionally sourced materials, like municipal ledgers and mining certificates. One artwork (shown below) features five mirrored figures imprinted on Boy Scouts of America neckerchiefs that offer commentary on the destructive practices of the youth organization by recreating appropriated imagery. #Illustration #art #colored #portrait #people

The Blue Hour: Lyrical Illustrations Catalog a Menagerie of Specimens in Earth’s Rarest Pigment. French illustrator and author Isabelle Simler deftly renders the liminal time surrounding dusk through a poetic exploration of Earth’s rarest color. The Blue Hour winds through the natural world on a journey to spot the pigment, from a bluejay resting on ice-coated branches to robin’s eggs to midnight skies and ocean depths. Simler focuses on “this time of day, when daytime animals enjoy the last moments before nighttime animals wake up. This in-between where the sounds and smells are denser and where the bluish light gives depth to the landscapes.”#animals #birds #books #color #drawing #Iinsect #landscapes #nature #art #illustration

Digital Artworks by Guenter Zimmermann.
Based in Berlin, Germany, Guenter Zimmermann is an art director specializing in mixed media and digital work. The artist says “Digital work is very forgiving. Any mistakes are easily erased and this saves time and paper. Of course, on the other hand, the artistic decision is deprived of its radicalism. I would have loved to have seen Vincent van Gogh working on an iPad.”

For more of Guenter Zimmermann’s digital paintings, please visit his portfolio on Behance or follow him on Instagram.

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