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Timetochange from Lorraine Sorlet on Vimeo.
This short animation it's about the changement of the winter time to the summer time.
Made with love for Oddfellows http://www.oddfellows.tv/ / sound design - Wesley Slover
Lorraine Sorlet is a french illustrator and animator. She graduated from Gobelins l'école de l'image.
From "It's Nice That":
For a lot of artists, the first brush with paint usually comes at an early age. This was not too dissimilar for Seoul-based artist Dahye Choi, who graduated from art college and “rarely thought about anything other than art.” At this time, 2009, she was exhibiting her first solo show and worked across both illustration and painting. She thought that “without a doubt” painting was the best thing she could do – but little did she know that she would come to regret it.
Illustrator Dean Rohrer has been playing around with an American classic. Using Photoshop, he has been taking the figures out of Edward Hopper paintings. His thinking is formal--do the paintings work when you take the supposed subject out? It turns out they do.
Noma Bar for The New York Times
Do Público: Com 25 novos participantes e mais 32 pavilhões, a 89.ª edição, que se inaugura esta quarta-feira, aposta na sustentabilidade ambiental, distribuindo 60 mil sacos de papel e promovendo o uso de bicicletas.
A LIBRARY BY THE TYRRHENIAN SEA - Personal work, 2018.
Illustration for Record Magazine.
A COUPLE ON THE FLOOR OF A FORGOTTEN CHURCH - Personal work, 2018.
Illustration for the New Yorker, accompanying Alex Ross’ review of The Opéra de Paris’ revival of Les Huguenots. Art direction by Chris Curry.
Illustrations accompanying an article on the history of Champagne for Le Temps.
Album art for “Time to Open the Machine”, a forthcoming record by Boats.
Hi! I'm Ilya. I'm a graphic artist who was born in Milan, raised in Melbourne, and presently live and work in New York. In 2018 I was a winner of ADC Young Guns.
Please send any inquiries to ilya@ilyamilstein.com, and feel free to browse my Instagram. I'm represented in the US and Australia by the Jacky Winter Group.
Xavier 🍝🇮🇹✌🏾
Artist. Designer. Dog dad. Transman. Houseboy. Jock. Comedian. Chef. Husband. Brother. Son. Xavierschipani.mgmt@gmail.comwww.gofundme.com/the-last-squeeze-top-surgery-party
Sudden Shower over Shin-Ōhashi bridge and Atake (大はしあたけの夕立 Ōhashi atake no yūdachi) is a woodblock print in the ukiyo-e genre by the Japanese artist Hiroshige. It was published in 1857 as part of the series One Hundred Famous Views of Edo and is one of the best known of Hiroshige's prints.
From Empire magazine:
From the music, to the art style, to its depiction of Taiko drumming and sushi preparation, Wes Anderson’s Isle of Dogs is steeped in Japanese culture — and now the film has a new poster created specially for its release in Japan on 25 May, drawn by legendary manga artist and Akira creator Katsuhiro Otomo. The artist, who also directed the film version of Akira and Steamboy, has incorporated the human and canine characters of Anderson’s stop-motion animated fantasy in his design, providing a new twist on the film’s name and setting.
A Little Film About... Malika Favre from Handsome Frank on Vimeo.
Malika Favre is an artist who needs little introduction. Her instantly recognisable style sees her create beautifully bold vector illustrations which simplify down her subjects their bear essentials. Her work has adorned billboards, magazines and book covers the world over and her recent collaborations with the New Yorker magazine have raised her profile yet further and seen a whole new audience discover her incredible work.
In this short film directed by Jérôme de Gerlache, we learn about her work process, influences and get a behind the scenes glimpse of her home studio in East London.
Bianca Bagnarelli is an Italian cartoonist and illustrator.
She's the co-founder of Delebile, an indipendent label publishing comic by young italian and international authors.
Her first comic volume, Fish, published by Nobrow, won the gold medal for the short form at the Society of Illustrators of New York.
She works and has worked as an illustrator with The New Yorker, The New York Times, Wired UK, ESPN, NBC, McSweeney's, Moleskine, Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin and others...