Artist Creates Meticulously Detailed Ink Drawings of Architecture Around the World
Thailand-based Japanese artist and self-described “dream traveler” Emi Nakajima crafts intricate drawings of buildings around the world. Rendered in ink, each piece conveys Nakajima's knack for realistically reproducing an array of architectural details.
Kerby Rosanes
The geometric wonders are by Kerby Rosanes (previously), an illustrator from the Philippines, who wields an ink pen and plastic compass like a straight-edge wizard. Full of life-like detail as well as playful realness, the illustrations take two simple artistic tools to combine math and the animal kingdom.
Poetic Ink Illustrations
Clément Tissier, aka Klemt is a very talented french illustrator who set down emotions and thoughts on white paper. Poetic, surreal, his illustrations depicts remote silhouettes, alone facing the hugeness of nature or sitting on a bench, contemplating the horizon.
Artist Creates Quirky Monster Illustrations From Inkblots Made Randomly On Paper
Los Angeles, California-based artist Stefan G. Bucher creates beautiful illustrations of monsters daily out of inkblots that have been made randomly, creatively forming his characters around the splatters to produce animated figures that seem to come alive.
Artist Scratches Away Pigments to Reveal Spectacular Scenes Celebrating Nature
Artist Cathie Bleck scratches away handmade pigments and black ink on clayboard to reveal splendid nature scenes revolving around ideas of spirituality, mythology, and the interconnectedness of the world.
