It's all Relative

A small selection of Michael Ostermann illustrations for you to enjoy. He works solely with digital images, manipulating them until he achieves his final piece, layering up techniques over and over until he feels the depth is enough to be able to apply multiple meanings to the image. Initially, the images can lead you to concentrate on the body or the face, but many have dark, sinister undertones found in small areas of the image that you don't spot at first. A lovely oxymoron of photography, and an artist I have used a lot over the years for research purposes.

 

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Second Chances...

Tom Haubrick does dark little sketches of sad, lonely looking people. Some have houses on their heads, most of them wear jeans. What's not to like?

A Little bit of Drawing...

Two of my illustrations for my Final Collection at Uni. Sketched with my beloved 'twisty pencil' at about 3am in the morning with a few squiggles of watercolour for good measure.

Oh Gosh oh golly...

Not only is this a beautiful little illustration by Hannah Muller, it also includes Minnie Mouse ears ♥ I don't know much about this artist, as I think her blog is in Polish, but her drawings are amazingly detailed with great minimal use of colour.

See more of her work here