Some new work by Jon Contino, (last posted about here), caught my eye this week, below are two projects I really enjoyed and I hope you do as well.
Inspired by… Mar Hernández
Mar Hernández of Malota Projects is a Spanish illustrator, teacher and lecturer. I was immediately drawn to her stylistic people and textures in her work. Enjoy!
Inspired by… Daniella Zalcman
Today I bring you the work of Daniella Zalcman, a photographer who parallels the cities of London and New York through these unique double-exposures. Such a fantastic idea! Enjoy.
Inspired by… Ilona Szwarc
I discovered the work of Ilona Szwarc via Miss Moss who recently posted The Cowgirl Way series. I instantly loved her style and decided to check out her work for myself. Below are some of my favorites from her American Girls series. Learn more about the inspiration behind this series over on the artist’s website.
Inspired by… Tomasz Biernat
Today I bring you the typographic stylings of Tomasz Biernat, whose typography reminds me of one of my favorite periods of typographic Americana…. the 19th century… I hope you enjoy his work as much as I do.
Inspired by… Wood Campers
Today I’d like to share the work of Wood Campers, a multidisciplinary studio based in France. I was immediately drawn to the bold, vintage-inspired illustrations and clean graphic design and typography. Enjoy!
Inspired by… Ann Street Studio
Ann Street Studio is the evolution of the blog that once was, Jamie Beck’s, From Me To You. Once Beck married her creative partner, Kevin Burg, she decided her blog should also represent that partnership, and so- Ann Street Studio was born. Both Beck and Burg are amazing photographers and cinemagraph creators. I love the work they both do and share on the blog, but I’m always drawn to the behind-the-scenes post. Their latest travel diary to Palm Springs (while on a fashion shoot) is no exception.
Inspired by… Paper Fashion
I’ve been a fan of Paper Fashion, gorgeous watercolor illustrations by the very talented Katie Rodgers for a long time now. A recent collaboration she did caught my eye. I LOVED the above video, and below are some of her illustrations and her process on creating this fantastic piece. Be sure to check out her site to view some of her other projects.
Inspired by… Richard Perez
I first discovered the work of Richard Perez via Friends of Type, and fell in love with his cheerful, retro-inspired color and graphics, as well as his strong and playful typography skills. Below are a few projects I was drawn to from his site. Enjoy!
