IGNANTさんのイラストまとめ

Meditative and suggestive, Jess Allen’s paintings are a study of the passing of time and the will to feel and recount. Over Zoom, the artist gives us a glimpse into a world she has nurtured for decades—one of contemplative interiors and still lifes. https://t.co/Be3kg5pd3X

In Harmony With Nature: IGNANT’s Guide To The Healing Power Of South Tyrol’s Plant Life https://t.co/ef0jF99Hqp

Swedish designer Kajsa Melchior’s ‘Fictive Erosion’ is a collection of sculpted furniture and lighting pieces that take geologically inspired forms, uniquely created using sand, pressure, air, and water. https://t.co/0cpYJwE00n

In Tokyo, two apartments in an unassuming block take influences from both Scandinavian and Japanese design in their formation: ‘Kinuta Terrace’ is the result of a collaboration between Keiji Ashizawa and Norm Architects. https://t.co/ZQ12UpjkTf

Emerging Dutch artist and digital designer Noortje Veenhuizen first developed her interest in art illustration through Instagram. Her contemporary designs champion women with an aura of confidence that is present in both their appearance and their poses. https://t.co/tbIL2OGGaG

Can lightness be flawlessly conveyed as an artistic concept? To mirror the lighter-than-air property of the new @HP Elite Dragonfly laptop, IGNANT set out to design a series of CGI images that attempt a representation of this intangible quality. https://t.co/5fbOKCsnGN #AD

Originally from Del Mar, California, photographer Eric Chakeen now lives and works in New York. The works in his portfolio are as visually intriguing as they are thoughtfully executed. https://t.co/xklLuYTCrC

Conceived of as a “display for ideas” by Gonzalez Haase AAS, ‘Artifact’ is located in the centre of Milan, Italy. With its cutting-edge design and multi-use suitability, the minimalist industrial room is a space for exhibiting, and socializing. https://t.co/UsvEyiAb5i

New York City graphic designer Kathy Kim has illustrated ten rituals from around the world that grant insight into the past, present, and future of beauty treatments. https://t.co/t5O78XDrVj

Oppenheim Architecture’s Dune-Like Clubhouse Echoes The Rolling Desert Landscape: https://t.co/q7NIBB2IwP