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Since our last article on Eiko Ojala (previously) the Estonian graphic designer and illustrator has continued his fantastic three dimensional drawings for leading publications around the world. His process involves a mix of digital illustration, paper textures, and a mix of both real and artificial shadows. Eiko won a 2013 Young Illustrators award and an ADC Young Gun award, and his work has appeared in Wired, the New York Times, the New Yorker, Dwell Magazine and elsewhere. More

Cover for Mihkel Vasar book "Langenud tähtede hõõg".

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Creative Illustration Art. The Warszawa, Poland based illustrator Paweł Jońca discovered his love for drawing in his early childhood. Later he worked as

**Transparent Layers Minimal Logo Design** Hi-res vector logo of transparent squares. This design includes a colored version, a greyscale version, and an inverted version. The files are layered and editable with Adobe Illustrator. Includes: -Adobe Illustrator layered vector files (.ai) -PNG files

Barcelona-based artist and designer Mariano Pagella plays with light and shadow to create beautiful layered paper artworks.

Benedetto Cristofani Illustration: Psychometrics. Benedetto Cristofani’s layered illustration for German news magazine Die Zeit worked perfectly with an article about “psychometrics,” the method (or attempt) to describe a personality through traces left on the web.

Using his signature style of paper-like cutouts, Estonian illustrator Eiko Ojala (previously) digitally renders works that play with shadow and depth. He frequently collaborates with well-known publications like The Guardian and The Washington Post, among others, on editorial projects that unpack the legacy of James Joyce’s Ulysses, recount the experiences of pandemic meetups, or diveContinue reading "Digital Illustrations by Eiko Ojala Layer Timely Metaphors in Paper-Like Compositions"