Analogue illustration: joy and beauty
Is there still a place for analogue illustration and art? Yes. Digital art is pretty new on the scene. We have been making pictures for over 40,000 years, and have had access to decent digital drawing tools for… twenty years at the most. I would hate to think that people believe that we can’t make […]
Graphic design: Jennifer’s portfolio became a gorgeous book
Jennifer Forsberg makes fantastic public sculptures that liven up parks, school yards, hospitals and other public spaces around Sweden. Her works are, in most cases, abstract, and feature wonderful bulbous, organic shapes that make me think of mountains, sand dunes, stalagmites and mystical creatures. This is the the third project that Jennifer and I have […]
An illustrator’s sketchbook: works in progress
An illustrator’s sketchbook is where the creative magic starts. For me they are an essential playground where messy, badly-drawn, half-baked ideas some out into the world. Some go on to become a finished illustration (or layout for a design), some stay there on the page. My ideas take form better on paper than on a […]