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IPRA presents Chris Shaw

23
aprile

Chris Shaw New paintings: The Madonnas of Science, plus selected other work. Currently on exhibit at The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art — Caffè Museo

IPRA presents Craig Robson

23
aprile

Craig Robson is a freelance designer who creates increasingly bold, line-centric, hand generated illustrations for bands/clothing labels and other creative endeavours.

Dustin Myers was born August 28, 1984 in Riverside, Ca. Growing up, much time was spent at the body shop that his family owned. Being around paint and body work gave him his first exposure to color and form. Dustin graduated with a BFA in drawing and painting from California State University Fullerton in 2011. […]

IPRA presents Guilherme Hass

19
aprile

Guilherme Hass is a Student Design in Brazil, illustrator since childhood and lately he’s dedicating to tattoo..

IPRA presents I am so handcore

19
aprile

Steve Crack, aka iamsohandcore is an illustrator, photographer and maybe even design. Here you can find some his amazing works..

IPRA presents Musketon

18
aprile

Musketon is a freelance illustrator, top notch Artwork, Stickers, Shirts & Prints from Europe.

IPRA presents Viktor Miller-Gausa

17
aprile

Viktor Miller-Gausa is an Illustrator, Graphic Designer and Digital Artist. A series of characters created based on when they heard a fairy tales and legends. Strange people who may live somewhere. The main link between all the characters are what they are girls and what they all have pets, some are very similar to normal sheep. That was […]

IPRA presents Nick Bertioli

17
aprile

Nick always had an attraction to fine arts. He worked in the screen-printing industry, before a new chapter in his life began the moment he picked up a tattoo machine and created his first mark on his own skin.

IPRA presents Eric Petersen

16
aprile

Eric Petersen an illustrator based in Olympia, Washington, U.S.A. His style is influenced by instructional graphics and the look of vintage comics of the 1940s. He draws uniform lines on a computer to strip away some of the human element and expressive quality seen in non-digital work. He uses perspective and unnatural colors to set […]