“TOPBOY SHAMPOO & SPRAY RINSE” illustration by Eizin Suzuki, Lion Corporation, 1984
Eizin Suzuki (1985)
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Illustrations by Mark Conlan
Marc Conlan is a multi-disciplined illustrator from Dublin, Ireland, currently working and living in Melbourne.
I develop conceptual based illustration for products, editorial, publishing, advertising campaigns and one-off commissions for clients all around the world. My style focuses on a strong use of character and composition empowered by whimsical and emotional situations. Incorporating rich and vibrant colour palettes, my aim is to produce atmospheric imagery that surpasses the brief. You will often see little happy characters or an array of plants and foliage making an appearance throughout my work :)
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“Mentors, Friends and Sometimes Adversaries” new illustration for Harvard Law Bulletin. Thank you AD: Ronn Campisi
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Advertising magazine illustration for Bloom Perfumery Spitalfields, London.
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Lio Yeung (HK) - A is Green R is Red curated by Agnes b
Lio was graduated in BA (Hons) in Visual communications in Hong Kong. He worked as a senoir art director in advertising in 6 years for Leo Burnett, Grey and JWT. His work has taken numerous prizes in One Show, Cannes, D&AD and TDC in Japan, In 2009, he was awarded Hong Kong Young design talent awards and offer a scholarship to work in Studio Dumbar in Netherlands. Believing commercials can be art, he is studying MA Graphic in Chelsea in London. He set up Art-Glossary magazine with Masa Inaba in 2011 to create a platform for artist and designers to discuss the definitions of art and to share ideas and experiences. With good observation to life and surroundings, Lio wants to explore the obstacles in seeing through paintings and sculptures. Imagining a world which everyone sees physically different scenes, a single object will derive a million possiblities of how it looks like.
© All images courtesy the artist
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A tiny illustration that ran in last week’s New York Times letters section about alternatives to demolishing blight stricken buildings throughout Detroit. Thanks to AD Nathan Huang!
A full page illustration I made for Issue 19 of Remedy Quarterly, about a NY food co-op making tasty Korean Bibimbap
AD - Kelly Carambula