Anything related to 3D printing is usually presented as edgy, highly-technological stuff that will bring the next industrial revolution. While this is probably true, it means that visuals that relate to 3D printing are often designed to give a technological, cold look-and-feel. The illustrations created for San Marino stamps by Andy Rementer look somewhat naive, […]

Studying a language will most often make you feel closer to the language’s country. That’s the assertion that Russian graphic designer Ira Smolikova visualized for this brilliant advertising for the Pushkin Institute, a Russian language center. The visuals take several countries popular culture symbols and, in a few steps, turns it into a Matryoshka, the […]

Carne Griffiths has created an impressive series of portaits, using ink and tea to make some spectacular watercolor-like effects.

Alex Solis is a talented Chicago-based illustrator. We have already featured some of his work on Designer Daily, and he was already interacting with his illustrations. In this new series, Solis takes it a step further by fighting with his illustrations. Do not worry for the poor little drawings though, they do fight back and […]

Starting in 2001, EA Games released a series of Harry Potter related video games at the rythm of almost one per year. The games were first released on PC, then on Xbox, PS and Wii (pretty much in that order). What is lesser known is that, as early as 1998, Nintendo pitched a game concept […]

If you are like me and enjoy bad puns, you’ll love these illustrated versions of plays on words. Punny Pixels creates these illustrations that illustrate the punny side of a word or a group of words. He now has some card versions of his illustrations, so just check out his website to see more bad […]

Gabz is a known graphic designer, artist and illustrator who graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Poznań with a Master’s degree in Graphic Arts and Drawing. Gabz is always aimed at keeping his work attractive, fascinating and captivating in terms of technique, colors and concept. The below given 10 awesome posters clearly justify […]

Bozka is an artist and illustrator from Warsaw, Poland. She creates stunning illustrated pop-up books. The level of details and explosion of colors is the first thing that jump at you, but each artwork does more than that by telling you a story. Everything is hand-crafted, some very technical work.

A designer is always seeking for inspiration and new ideas to add creativity in his/her design. To add enthusiasm to your design list, here we have 6 excellent young illustrators with fresh and innovative design techniques. Let’s get ready to be inspired! 1. Ghostco Get inspired with Matthew Woodson, whose design mostly revolve around people […]

Based in New York, Czech illustrator Eliska Podzimkova likes to draw on every day life scenes photos to add some peotry to it. On her AnimateNY Instagram account, you can follow her drawings to get some drawings that will make you smile on a regular basis. Giant animals, skiing cartoons, camera heads,… most of her […]

After publishing Taylor Maze’s little landscapes, I had to write something about Lorraine Loots and her amazing tiny paintings. The artist creates great drawings at a tiny scale, a size at which normal people cannot draw. She extended it into a project of one tiny drawing a day, and all the paintings were collected in […]

When you first look at Taylor Maze’s drawings, you may think that they are just well-drawn landscapes by a talented artist. Luckily, he took photos of it with the pens he used for his creations, which allows us to realize how amazing these tiny little artworks are.

A series of digital papercuts I made on the theme “Globalization“. The artworks are designed to look like traditional Swiss papercuts from the Pays d’Enhaut, but with a twist. Since the theme Globalization is nearly impossible to treat… globally, I chose to work on sub-theme that are related. You can view the prints bigger on […]

Lucas Levitan is a Brazilian illustrator who works from London. For fun, he likes to hijack people’s photos on Instagram and add his own flavor to it. He draws some funny pictures that give a whole new meaning to the photos. You can find more of his illustration here, in his photo invasions page.

In a quite minimal style and with good use of space, Indonesian artist Elicia Edijanto has created a beautiful series of watercolor where children meet wild animals. Without much action, there is a great sense of poetry coming out from these artworks, a sensation of freedom that just makes you feel better.