Elephant Magazineさんのイラストまとめ

Tight Intelligence, 2018.

Hybrid Humans Run Wild in the Otherworldly Paintings of Kaito Itsuki: https://t.co/BM5LDEPdAL

Kirsty O’Rouke, Ally Hart posing for Fat Life Drawing.

After Lockdown, Is Online Life Drawing Here to Stay? https://t.co/lBFCpdWfqD

Leonetto Cappiello, Paris 1937, Arts et Techniques Exposition Internationale. Issued by the Ministère du Commerce et de l’Industrie. France, 1937.

Are Posters Still the Most Powerful and Persuasive Artist Medium?https://t.co/RFnkto66xa

Toyin Ojih Odutola, A Parting Gift: Hers and Hers, Only, 2019 #ImageOfTheDay

Tuesday tenderness, as depicted by Nigerian-American artist Toyin Ojih Odutola. The beguiling drawing in charcoal and chalk forms part of A Countervailing Theory: https://t.co/qfI2Fjtm8a

Sonia Boyce, Missionary Position II, 1982 #ImageOfTheDay

Some Sunday subversion from the esteemed British artist Sonia Boyce: https://t.co/kSqOy8sTmt

Kirsty O’Rouke, Ally Hart posing for Fat Life Drawing.

After Lockdown, Is Online Life Drawing Here to Stay? https://t.co/lBFCpdWfqD

Lockdown mood.

Bambou Gili, Neighborhood Sleep Paralysis, 2020 https://t.co/i7oTtbop0e

Laure Prouvost, We Are Coming Out, 2017 #ImageOfTheDay

Post-lockdown aspirations, courtesy of French artist Laure Prouvost. This pert poster was one of a number created in collaboration with Danish design company Hay for the CHART art fair in Copenhagen: https://t.co/51kCDdz1Bg

The Essential Artists You Need to Know Right Now:

Illustration: Lily Wong

New York-based illustrator Lily Wong references the visual language of East Asian image-making in her works on paper, weaving multiple narratives that are rich in coded symbolism: https://t.co/8vAUqGDd3z

Faustine Badrichani, Multi Facette Woman, 2020 #ImageOfTheDay

It’s International Women’s Day—an occasion to remember all the women, past or present, intimately acquainted or influential from afar, who inspire you. https://t.co/jwx615Tzoz