Padkel describes himself as an editorial cartoonist, character designer, caricaturist, and illustrator. His Instagram page has 75k followers and serves as a portfolio of his diverse work. Some of the themes he covers include capitalism, technology, consumerism, ecology, etc.

“He started working on Caricature in 1994 and Collaborating with many important Iranian journals like Golagha “Keyhan caricature” and many more,” we read on Iran Cartoon.

In 2020, he shared a series of illustrations showing the sacrifice of doctors and other health professionals during the Covid-19 pandemic. It’s one of the many important themes he covered with his art so far.

Scroll down for some of his recent illustrations and find more of his work on Instagram.

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Born in 1964 to a Chinese father and a German mother, and based in Paris, Lete’s work is a homage to her multicultural upbringing and is influenced by folk art. Describing her work as something between arts and craft, folk art, and native art, Lete is known for mixing different techniques and mediums, including illustration, ceramics, textile, and painting.

“I’m inspired by nature, flowers, animals, insects… and also a lot by vintage toys…” she shared in an interview with Amara. “I also love textiles, folk art… all the applied art in fact. When I was a student, I once saw a book about the Bloomsbury Group (The Bloomsbury Group was an influential group of associated English writers, intellectuals, philosophers, and artists, including Virginia Woolf & E.M. Forester) and I fell in love with this atmosphere.”

Lete admits that quarantine allowed her to further decorate her home, in accordance with her style. She describes her home as a mix between the minimalist style of her husband (an artist himself) and her more playful style. “We like wood, the furniture of the 60s and 70s along with black, gold shades,” she notes.

Her collaborations include acclaimed brands like Gucci, H&M, and Anthropologie, with her work featured on postcards, ceramic sculptures, silkscreen printed t-shirts, rugs, and even limited edition jewelry.

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If you look closer, the colors the artist chooses to use actually tell a story of nostalgia and being homesick. Xuan told a similar story in her book printed in Italian that’s titled Babà la Balena in Città (Baba the Whale in the City). The whale is looking for a new home but actually longs for the ocean, just like many of us do once we leave the place where we were born.

In the past, she’s worked with clients like Penguin Random House, Macmillan Publishing UK, HarperCollins Publishers, and many more. Make sure to join nearly 50,000 people who currently follow her work on Instagram.

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It takes him hours to finish each work. He finds the process absorbing, and if the composition isn’t right, he’s not going to finish the work. It needs to fit perfectly on a page. “When I’m drawing, I thinking about everything else in my life, and usually title them in a way that conveys that snapshot of time for me, so I can look at my older drawings and know roughly what was going on,” the artist tells This is Colossal.

Check out his work below.

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Vrca has always loved art and drawing. Her works have been exhibited in Croatia and Slovakia and she illustrated over 10 books. Her art is on the cover of Croatian editions of Sally Rooney’s books.

We believe that her career in art is just starting, and if you want to see what she does in the future, don’t forget to follow her on Instagram. Scroll down for some of her latest illustrations.

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“Ever since I was young, I’ve always loved making things. I’ve always drawn exactly what I want to draw. But over time, bit by bit, I got distracted by more sensible ways of thinking,” he told WePresent. He had a problem with adjusting to the ways things were “supposed” to be done, so he managed to escape that and live a life where he could create whatever he wanted.

Check it out below.

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Looking at her art is like diving into a new, magical world that will move the borders of your imagination beyond what you think is possible.

Enjoy the company of her quirky characters and share her artwork with friends who you think will enjoy it. Visit her Instagram to see more of her colorful artwork and follow her to support her artistic development. We’ve picked some of her illustrations for you below.

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Padkel describes himself as an editorial cartoonist, character designer, caricaturist, and illustrator. His Instagram page has 75k followers and serves as a portfolio of his diverse work. Some of the themes he covers include capitalism, technology, consumerism, ecology, etc.

“He started working on Caricature in 1994 and Collaborating with many important Iranian journals like Golagha “Keyhan caricature” and many more,” we read on Iran Cartoon.

In 2020, he shared a series of illustrations showing the sacrifice of doctors and other health professionals during the Covid-19 pandemic. It’s one of the many important themes he covered with his art so far.

Scroll down for some of his recent illustrations and find more of his work on Instagram.

The post Alireza Padkel Illustrates the Problems with Society Today appeared first on https://everydaymonkey.com.

Born in 1964 to a Chinese father and a German mother, and based in Paris, Lete’s work is a homage to her multicultural upbringing and is influenced by folk art. Describing her work as something between arts and craft, folk art, and native art, Lete is known for mixing different techniques and mediums, including illustration, ceramics, textile, and painting.

“I’m inspired by nature, flowers, animals, insects… and also a lot by vintage toys…” she shared in an interview with Amara. “I also love textiles, folk art… all the applied art in fact. When I was a student, I once saw a book about the Bloomsbury Group (The Bloomsbury Group was an influential group of associated English writers, intellectuals, philosophers, and artists, including Virginia Woolf & E.M. Forester) and I fell in love with this atmosphere.”

Lete admits that quarantine allowed her to further decorate her home, in accordance with her style. She describes her home as a mix between the minimalist style of her husband (an artist himself) and her more playful style. “We like wood, the furniture of the 60s and 70s along with black, gold shades,” she notes.

Her collaborations include acclaimed brands like Gucci, H&M, and Anthropologie, with her work featured on postcards, ceramic sculptures, silkscreen printed t-shirts, rugs, and even limited edition jewelry.

The post Prepare to Fall In Love with Nathalie Lete appeared first on https://everydaymonkey.com.

If you look closer, the colors the artist chooses to use actually tell a story of nostalgia and being homesick. Xuan told a similar story in her book printed in Italian that’s titled Babà la Balena in Città (Baba the Whale in the City). The whale is looking for a new home but actually longs for the ocean, just like many of us do once we leave the place where we were born.

In the past, she’s worked with clients like Penguin Random House, Macmillan Publishing UK, HarperCollins Publishers, and many more. Make sure to join nearly 50,000 people who currently follow her work on Instagram.

The post Xuan Loc Xuan’s Illustrations Show a Curious Whale on Dry Land appeared first on https://everydaymonkey.com.

It takes him hours to finish each work. He finds the process absorbing, and if the composition isn’t right, he’s not going to finish the work. It needs to fit perfectly on a page. “When I’m drawing, I thinking about everything else in my life, and usually title them in a way that conveys that snapshot of time for me, so I can look at my older drawings and know roughly what was going on,” the artist tells This is Colossal.

Check out his work below.

The post Check out Albert Chamillard’s New Monochromatic Works appeared first on https://everydaymonkey.com.

Vrca has always loved art and drawing. Her works have been exhibited in Croatia and Slovakia and she illustrated over 10 books. Her art is on the cover of Croatian editions of Sally Rooney’s books.

We believe that her career in art is just starting, and if you want to see what she does in the future, don’t forget to follow her on Instagram. Scroll down for some of her latest illustrations.

The post Hana Vrca’s Art is So Easy to Love appeared first on https://everydaymonkey.com.

“Ever since I was young, I’ve always loved making things. I’ve always drawn exactly what I want to draw. But over time, bit by bit, I got distracted by more sensible ways of thinking,” he told WePresent. He had a problem with adjusting to the ways things were “supposed” to be done, so he managed to escape that and live a life where he could create whatever he wanted.

Check it out below.

The post Kentaro Okawara’s Paintings are Colorful and Playful appeared first on https://everydaymonkey.com.

Looking at her art is like diving into a new, magical world that will move the borders of your imagination beyond what you think is possible.

Enjoy the company of her quirky characters and share her artwork with friends who you think will enjoy it. Visit her Instagram to see more of her colorful artwork and follow her to support her artistic development. We’ve picked some of her illustrations for you below.

The post Magical Fairytale Worlds by Clemence Monnet appeared first on https://everydaymonkey.com.