Ben Kafton's screenprints and drawings depict clear architectural and landscape themes (fractured buildings, disconnected planes, reliefs) or pure … [Read more...]
William Heath Robinson’s Wacky Inventions
William Heath Robinson (1872-1944) was a victorian cartoonist best known for drawing overly complicated mechanisms able to achieve only simple … [Read more...]
A Visual Compendium of the Real World: Illustrations by Takeda Yoshifumi
Takeda Yoshifumi is a Japanese illustrator and painter currently base in Tokyo. His work consists mostly of small, detailed illustrations with a … [Read more...]
S.Tigerman and G.L. Crabtree: The Formal Generators of Structure, 1975
"The Formal Generators of Structure" is a sequence of drawings which explore orthogonal forms. The research starts from the square and the cross, two … [Read more...]
Inside Outside: Illustrations by Michael Kirkham
Michael Kirkham is an illustrator living in Edinburgh and working internationally. In many of his works he shows a specific interest in the built … [Read more...]
Storytelling with Forms and Patterns: Prints and Textiles by Hannah Waldron
Hannah Waldron is a British print and textile multi-disciplinary artist. Her works display an interesting array of patterns, architectural forms, … [Read more...]
Selected Illustrations by Jake Terrell
Jake Terrell is an illustrator and comic artist, of whom we frankly do not know much. His works are visible on jaketerrell.tumblr.com. What follows … [Read more...]
Andrew DeGraff’s Unfinished Construction Sites
Illustrator and painter Andrew DeGraff is working on a series of sketches of unfinished construction sites with a surreal twist. The axonometric … [Read more...]
Scissors Series by Chiara Dattola
Personal sorrow gave our dear friend Chiara Dattola the strength to produce her more intense drawings so far. "I like scissors. Lately I've started … [Read more...]
Miniatures from Bernard Stewart, Lord of Aubigny’s “Traité sur l’Art de la Guerre”
The "Treatise on the art of war" ("Traité sur l'art de la guerre") was a book on a military science written by Bernard Stewart, 4th Lord of Aubigny … [Read more...]
Drawings by Voidwreck (Karl Nawrot and Walter Warton)
Voidwreck aka. Karl Nawrot and Walter Warton is an Amsterdam-based duo of illustrators and artists. Among the drawings shown here, there are those … [Read more...]
The 1960s Future Town of Motopia
In 1959, English architect, town planner and landscape designer, Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe (1900 – 1996) envisioned a project for a "future … [Read more...]
Miniatura (Searching Analogous Relations in São Paulo’s Incongruous Reality)
Bruna Canepa is an illustrator, architect, writer for the music blog Suppaduppa and co-founder of Miniatura, a project she created with architect and … [Read more...]
Shout’s Metaphysical Landscapes
Alessandro Gottardo (aka Shout) is an Italian illustrator living and working in Milan. In recent years he acquired a certain fame for his metaphisical … [Read more...]
Sleepy Town, by Lili des Bellons
Lili des Bellons is an illustrator from Paris, France. Her work is defined by granular textures and vivid tones. This is how the characters of a city … [Read more...]
Light Prop for an Electric Stage by Laszlo Moholy-Nagy (1929-1930)
László Moholy - Nagy - collage, ink and watercolour on paper "The Light Prop for an Electric Stage", also known as "the Light Space … [Read more...]
The World of the Future (Imagined in 1959)
We've never experienced as much nostalgia as in these last few years. Yet we're not only talking about the nostalgia for a (usually) … [Read more...]
The Mute Universe of Toba Khedoori
Toba Khedoori (1964) is an Australian artist with Iraqi heritage. Her most representative works include mixed techniques drawings and … [Read more...]
Magic Lines: Mountaineering as an Aesthetic Practice
The more I think about it, the more I'm convinced that climbing a mountain is, in fact, a proper artistic act. The physical and psychic … [Read more...]
How Saul Steinberg sees Modern Living
These illustrations by Saul Steinberg, the great cartoonist and illustrator who used to define himself as "a writer who draws", … [Read more...]
Monochrome, by Agoera (2013)
Agoera is a 1986-born Japanese illustrator living and working in Kanagawa. His paintings combine a technique reminding the post … [Read more...]
Colourful Interior Design for the Sonneveld House (Brinkman and Van der Vlugt, 1929-1933)
After the 1929 stock market crash, no big architectural commission was in sight for Dutch architects Brinkman and Van der Vlugt. Thus the … [Read more...]
Imaginary anatomy by Katie Scott
Katie Scott is a freelance illustrator currently based in London. Her imagination, rooted in a scientific vocabulary, evolves from a complex … [Read more...]
Radical Music: Llorenç Barber, Cuaderno de Yokohama (2005)
Llorenç Barber is the musician and composer who introduced Minimal Music in Spain and was the creator of the "Música plurifocal". When in … [Read more...]
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