Marc Martin is an illustrator and graphic designer in Melbourne, Australia whose work seems very much to be influenced by the art of printmaking since it is made up of flat, 2D shapes that are textured with the effect of splattered ink. His work has been commissioned for several noteworthy clients such as Uppercase’s book, Work/Life 2, Wired Magazine UK, and he was once a guest for a whole week on The Design Files.
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Kevin Poveda is an illustrator, graphic designer, and photographer in Puerto Rico who is currently creating some pretty interesting work under the pseudonym The One Bird Flock (TOBF). These unique portraits of mysterious and almost ghostly women are made up almost entirely of dark shadows, textural specks, and nearly all pastel colors.
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Stefan Sagmeister is a legendary Austrian graphic designer whose work often veers on the side of contemporary art. For the 10 year anniversary of his exploration of “happiness”, Stefan is putting on an exhibition at the ICA in Philadelphia called “The Happy Show”. This show includes works in various types of media and explores the topic of happiness on many levels – today’s series of images happens to spell out a special message. In an interview with UK-based magazine Dazed & Confused, Stefan says, “I do believe that I can train my mind in the very same way I can train my body. By and large, the longer and harder I train, the better the results. Having said this, I do think it is impossible to reach permanent happiness.”
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