Illustrations by Paul X. Johnson:
We are thrilled to announce the launch of Wrap’s first range of limited edition prints – a selection of some of our favourite contemporary illustrations created for Wrap magazine by our talented contributors, printed beautifully on 310gsm uncoated archival paper. Each print is part of an edition of 25, and comes hand-numbered, along with a certificate detailing the name of the artwork and artist, which is signed by Wrap.
** Shop our full range of prints over our on online shop HERE **
From top: ‘Spectral Nation’ by Heretic, ‘Building Blocks’ by Hvass&Hannibal and ‘Open Country’ by Jessica Fortner
Kapela, the rhino calf (by animalrescueblog)
(出典： myownsea)
Black and White Zebra by LizbethSmiles on Flickr.
New work by Fuco Ueda.
Some people just want to do things that’ll bring them “fame”
That’s not the way it works.
Be someone you want to meet.
Stay true to yourself.
Pattern! Color! Pure gorgeousness. Via fuckyeahvintageillustration:
‘The Kingdom of the Pearl’ by Léonard Rosenthal; illustrated by Edmund Dulac. Published 1920 by Brentano’s, New York.
A history and study of the pearl first published in 1919 and vividly enhanced by Dulac’s illustrations in 1920. The ten delightful water colours are in the artist’s characteristic decorative Oriental style.
