Since yesterday featured some collaged houses, why not continue the trend? Nancy Liang is an Australian-based illustrator whose proves my theory that kraft paper is the best thing to draw on. I love how graphite looks on it, and Liang’s gestural marks add some serious visual interest. Especially when you look at her squiggly, out-of-control shadows.
In addition to drawing, I’m also digging the color palette. Or, rather, lack thereof – there’s a rich combination of neutral papers that illustrate the strange (and not so strange) activities that we do under a bright moon.
And finally, a colorful illustration by Liang:
2 Comments
Lilit
May 14, 2014 at 12:47 pmThis is Aboslutely Magic! For a very long time I didn’t have such a beautiful feeling while looking at a picture. And it feels like I know this place, I lived there and I love it.
Thank you for you art!
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