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Sunny B. Yazdani’s illustrations burst with life and reveal a determined path to creativity

Sunny B. Yazdani is an illustrator and motion designer based in New York who loves to play with shapes, light and shadow. Born in Iran, her works are inspired by people and life, and she enjoys capturing "feelings, movements, and connectivity between cultures and global issues". Read More

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An artist acquaints her child with wild animals through her vibrant illustrations

While confined in the house, Eureka Alphonso, a Mumbai based artist creates vibrant illustrations of wild animals for her daughter Read More

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Ruined City

An architect imagines a Delhi of the future. Dystopian? Yes, but Gautam Bhatia’s drawings should not shock—not in times like these Read More

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In the Sapiens graphic novel, Daniel Casanave illustrates Yuval Noah Harari’s bestselling history of humanity

The French illustrator shares insights into the “thrilling” project for Penguin and his inspirations, from Georges Beuville to Quentin Blake. Read More

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Perfectly imperfect women: the playful illustrations of Lucia Lenders

Living and working in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, Lucia Lenders's work is playful, dynamic and what she calls "perfectly imperfect". Read More

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Community Sketches — A conversation with Orijit Sen

Orijit Sen, one of India's foremost graphic artist, on conducting a month-long non-fiction comics workshop Read More

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Banksy unveils ‘scar of bethlehem’ nativity complete with israel’s west bank barrier

Banksy has recently shared his alternative nativity scene that comments on the imposed divide between Palestinians and Israelis Read More

Creative Boom

Illustrations on how to be a model citizen, inspired by Chinese propaganda posters from the 1980s

To be a "model citizen" in today's world, you have to keep socially distant, wear a mask indoors and wash your hands frequently to protect yourself and others from the virus. All sensible stuff when fighting a pandemic. But what about the stuff we were taught as children? Perhaps things that now don't make sense? Read More

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A lavishly illustrated guide hopes to tell the complete story of the ‘Art of Drag’

A handful of drag histories have been written throughout the years, but the majority have focussed only on cis, male drag queens. This isn't accurate – from the trans women resisting police brutality to the Hollywood starlets laying the blueprint for hyper-femininity, there's a world of drag that's been forgotten or erased. Read More

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Illustration

Sunny B. Yazdani’s illustrations burst with life and reveal a determined path to creativity

An artist acquaints her child with wild animals through her vibrant illustrations

Ruined City

In the Sapiens graphic novel, Daniel Casanave illustrates Yuval Noah Harari’s bestselling history of humanity

Perfectly imperfect women: the playful illustrations of Lucia Lenders

Community Sketches — A conversation with Orijit Sen

Banksy unveils ‘scar of bethlehem’ nativity complete with israel’s west bank barrier

Illustrations on how to be a model citizen, inspired by Chinese propaganda posters from the 1980s

A lavishly illustrated guide hopes to tell the complete story of the ‘Art of Drag’

As part of Adobe Creative Residency, Shruti Singh’s artwork focuses on endangered animals

Sonali Agle, an undergraduate student takes up type challenges on Instagram

Byun Young Geun exemplifies his command over the brush in an illustrative ode to Ladakh

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