Tuesday, 27 October 2009
Eduardo Recife
I came across Eduardo Recife in one of my illustration books. I love the way he uses all kinds of collage and photomontage to create these extremely interesting pieces of graphic design. I like the soft tones and pastel colours that he uses, so as not to distract from the delicate, unoffensive nature of the work.
Mark Raven
Monday, 26 October 2009
Royksopp Kinetic Typography
I think that this is a really interesting piece of kinetic typography. What I especially like is the way that at first only feedback squares are used to visually communicate the sound, only using words when the lyrics in the track come in to the point where they can be heard clearly.
Neverwork
Paul Insect
Quentin Blake
As I have mentioned previously, Quentin Blake is a huge influence on my style, particularly my illustrative work. I was, and still am a huge fan of the Roald Dahl books. I love the way he manages to capture Dahl's characters so perfectly, including the dark and sinister side to a lot of them. I wish that Dahl's adult books had Blake's illustrations as well, where the characters are just as interesting and probably darker than ever.
Ronald Searle
I would say that Ronald Searle's work is probably the most influential on my personal drawing style. Not necessarily directly; but I have grown to learn that a lot of other artists and illustrators that I admire are almost certainly influenced by him, for example Gerald Scarfe and Quentin Blake. When I first came across his work, I was shocked at how stylistically similar my work is to his, and I fell in love with him instantly. I love the way that he uses inks, both in heavy and dark lines, and watered down to create sweeping graduated tones.
Sunday, 25 October 2009
Sonia Bechira
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