Art of Contrast: 40+ Expressive Illustrations by Malika Favre

Marina Yalanska — Thu, 02 Jul 2020 13:17:56 +0000

Let us share a new dose of digital art inspiration with you as well as add another prominent name to D4U Gallery. Today we invite you to plunge into illustration art by Malika Favre, a famous French artist based in London.

Her style of illustration is expressive and bold, outstanding and easy to recognize. She skillfully plays with colors and contrasts, takes impressive advantage of negative space, tells much with a minimum of details, and creates powerful visual stories full of elegance and sophistication. All that made her one of the high-demanded graphic artists and brought her to the major publications and brands: her list of clients includes The New Yorker, National Geographic, Vogue, BAFTA, Sephora, and Penguin Books.

Today, we’ve collected here a bunch of eye-catching and harmonic artworks by Malika Favre. Dive into the art of contrast, enjoy, and get inspired!

Editorial Illustrations and Covers

Bafta

On the Draw: Canary Islands

Sephora Beauty

Illustrations from Diverse Projects

Check more projects by Malika Favre on her website and Instagram

For more inspiration, check the examples of awesome 3D illustrations, black and white illustrations, 3D portraits of famous people, dog illustrations, childhood illustrations, and other posts from our D4U Gallery in which we gather impressive creatives to share their art with you.

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World Writers Day Tribute: Fabulous Illustrations for Various Stories

Marina Yalanska — Mon, 06 Mar 2017 14:53:30 +0000

To design is to communicate clearly by whatever means you can control or master. (Milton Glaser)

Illustration has been a great way of communication between people for many ages. No surprise: it is so flexible to transfer the message, the mood, the atmosphere, the time, the style and even the feelings. For artists, illustration is often another way to relive and retell the story by means of visual arts, somehow adding their own creative power to the story told by the author.

The beginning of March is the time when, among the bunch of bright holidays, people celebrate the World Writers Day. It has been celebrated annually on March 3 since 1986, when it was established by the International Congress of PEN Club. Our today’s inspiring collection of artworks is devoted to the theme and features a bunch of creative illustrations for a variety of stories. Seeing them separately, not knowing the story behind is another piece of interesting experience: some of them will be so precise that you’ll catch the sense and mood of the story at once, while the others will require long and attentive examination, opening many senses at the same time. Seeing them, we believe that thoughtful and harmonic illustration is a powerful tool, strengthening the story many times, giving it a face and a place. Enjoy and get inspired!

By Genevieve Godbout

By Benedetta Capriotti