Fantasy and reality collide in the illustrative world of Alessandra De Cristofaro. Her editorial pieces, including an ongoing series for Vanity Fair/Italy, offers a slice of life with a twist. The characters are often exaggerated in scale and have their inner thoughts…
Over a year ago, I first marveled at the curious work of Vancouver-based illustrator Julia Iredale. Her surreal illustration style fuses landscapes and figures into singularly compelling scenes. While Julia hasn’t departed from her visual language, she’s continued to refine…
Illustrator Sonia Alins Miguel created these surreal and eerie works titled Dones D’Aigua (translation: Water Women), and it makes sense given the subject matter. Naked ladies swim in a gray-blue void. This liquid, liminal space could signify dreams or feelings of unknown. And, by…