Source: giorgiobaroni-illustrations.comVarious works by Giorgio Baroni
Giorgio Baroni initially went to Politecnico di Milano to study Industrial Design. After his first semester there, he quit and went to Scuola del Fumetto to take a three-year Illustration class and graduated in spring of 2005.
Source: books.google.comA library paper punch adds stars to illustrated constellations.
From Salt-water Poems and Ballads by John Masefiel (1916). Original from Harvard University. Digitized March 27, 2006.
Source: books.google.comNeon moiré (with observing astronomer).
The frontispiece to The Story of the Sun, Moon, and Stars by Agnes Giberne (1908). Original from the New York Public Library. Digitized June 22, 2006.
Source: artandetceteraWorks by Yuto Sakagami
Born in Hyogo, Yuto Sakagami graduated from the Kyoto University of Art and Design. In addition to painting, he also maintains a blog about coffee roasting.
Source: showslowIlllustrations by Andy Gilmore. This brilliant and colourful art takes you on a geometric and kaleidoscopic visual experience. Being a musician, he’s inspired by the physics of sound and acoustics.
Source: showslowDrawings and Illustrations by Louise McNaught:
- Don’t let the B******’s get you down!
- Cross my heart and hope to die
