Nacho Carretero Moleroさんのイラストまとめ

It’s a nice Saturday in Barcelona, i’m loving the female dreamland imagined by local illustrator Ana Ayala. Pretty amazing all she can do with just a handful of colours.
https://t.co/AyhaRgVyIO

Step aside, The New Yorker, here comes The Barcelonian. Love this art project:
https://t.co/2LgqU9ka7t

Discovery of the day (thanks @Daniel_Red_Eire): the incredible work of Norway-born, London-based fashion photographer and filmmaker Sølve Sundsbø. Some of his photos give me powerful Blade Runner vibes, absolutely stunning.
https://t.co/Apofq43TUZ

Loving the colourful work of Australian artist and illustrator Karan Singh, a “playful interpretation of minimalism particularly focusing on depth and dimension through pattern and repetition”. Trippy but elegant, quite an achievement.
https://t.co/HepIWKq80m

Discovery of the day: Juan Gris (Madrid, 1887) considered one of the main contributors to the Cubist movement, next to Picasso and Braque. Absolutely love his deconstruction of the famous Anís del Mono bottle.

As curfews start becoming the norm around the globe it seems more crucial than ever to revive the old hashtag #MoreArtLessCoronavirus. Here's the female-driven, delicate work of Inès Longevial.
https://t.co/LS6lAZkG5C

Monday discovery: the surreal, deconstructed and elegant art of Polish / German illustrator Maggie Stephenson. Tasteful use of colour, love the nature-inspired, female-centric universe she creates in her work.
https://t.co/cU3vwfGz2c

Her use of colour and the delicate, intimate way she treats the female body are captivating. Love the surrealistic touches and her "haunting and poetic graphic style". Truly gorgeous body of work, which can also be purchased as prints.
https://t.co/UJliC3nkLJ

Will I ever get tired of #aerialphotography? Probably not, specially as I keep finding incredible photographers like 23yo (!) Zach Testa (@ztesties)
https://t.co/jlNr4OfSSZ

If you’ve been following me for sometime now you’ll know I’m a massive fan of #aerialphotography. These “Sur/Real” series from photographer Milan Radisics hit particularly close to home (literally). Stunning shots taken near Zaragoza and Toledo.
https://t.co/4hPo8ynBXg