Artist: Simone Massoni, illustration
Simone Massoni is a freelance visual artist, from Italy. After starting his career as a children’s book illustrator, Simone later moved his interests towards visual design and arts, mixing short animated films with motion design, graphic posters, pattern design, and illustration for fashion brands. Simone has participated in several live painting exhibitions as well as group gallery shows. Here is a collection of illustrations from his favorite sketchbook.
Artist: Mark Summers, illustration
As a student at the Ontario College of Art in 1976, Mark Summers was introduced to scratchboard by the revered political cartoonist Duncan Macpherson. Soon after graduation, he began circulating his portfolio of portraits. His big break came with a portrait of Douglas McArthur from the New York Times Book Review, and he hasn’t stopped working since. Mark’s engravings in scratchboard have garnered numerous awards, exhibits, and a continually expanding client list that still includes regular features in the Book Review.
Ryan’s Friday Favorites for 08/13/10
Friday the 13th! Omg! Sorry, no freaky Friday favorites or anything, just some more sweet art to add to the Friday Favorites collection. As always, enjoy and be inspiried!
Artist: T. S. Abe, illustration
Twenty year old T. S. Abe was born & raised under the Brixton sun in London, England. She has been creative as long as she can remember, with the desire to push out surrealist penciled portraits.
Artist: Dina Haddadin, illustration
Dina Haddadin is an architect and a growing self-taught visual artist, living and working in Jordan. Her art is a reflection of our everyday life by capturing the city streets, highlighting the marginalized identities of our time and conversing with the aura of the image.