I recently rediscovered looking at my Flickr on regular basis, and I’m so happy I did. It’s been a treasure trove of good stuff by talented artists that I in turn get to share with you, such as the works of Josephin Ritschel. Ritschel’s works capture a slice of life (like the cat above), illustrate stories about criminal activity, and are also comics, too. In general, find graphite drawings really soothing; I think it’s something about the soft, warm texture that reminds me of days when I was younger and would just spend them drawing. Her works make me feel the same, even if the subject matter is a little unnerving.
Below I’ve shared some of her single drawings, but be sure to check out her Flickr or website to see spreads from her sequential illustrations.












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Jonas Löfgren Wields The Mighty Pencil to Illustrate Surreal Scenes | Brown Paper Bag
February 13, 2014 at 1:15 pm[…] featured graphite drawings once this week (see Josephin Ritschel), so how about some more? Jonas Löfgren is a Swedish artist who uses the medium to craft images […]