Mona Daly. Artwork
Living in the Pacific Northwest with her photographer husband and two children, Mona comes from a family of artists. As a small child she began to draw fashion figures with her great-aunt. From then on she was hooked on drawing. Having attended the Laguna Beach School of Art in high school, she went on to study at Occidental College and the Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles. Her influences are diverse, from textile and fashion design, to modern architecture. Above all, she has a passion for strong color and striking forms. Depending on the client, Mona’s illustrations range from the simple and graphic with bold colors, to other times it being all about the lines – curvy and feminine. In each project she strives to create the highest quality image in a fresh new way that will please her and most importantly, her client.
Starbucks Typographic Mural by Jaymie McAmmond
20ft x 10ft mural located in Toronto at Starbucks’ Bloor and Jarvis location tells the story of how coffee starts off as a plant and ends up as a beverage.
INFRAMEN by Nir Arieli
To be a dancer is to work your body to the breaking point. In my project “Inframen”, I created a series of portraits using an infrared technique that reveals details that are under the subject’s abused skin. I am taking the dancers out of their roles as performers and revealing personal intimate individuals. Through these subtle and surreal portraits, I aim to continue my studies of contemporary male dancers, peeling the physical shield and exposing fragile human beings – The scars show on their skin and through their eyes.
JBs pt. 2-5 by Andre Ljosaj
Free illustration project together with Verena Brumann Christ who was responsible for taking the pictures.
Bond Villains by MUTI
We created this series of portraits in tribute to three infamous villains of the classic James Bond movies. They are Blofeld, Jaws and Largo. We enjoyed these so much we hope to add to the series soon!
Unconscious by Spiros Halaris
A collaborative project that aims to visualise a new perspective of gender identity in relation to the idea of the archetype Anima by Carl Jung. In collaboration with graphic artist Katarina Voloder, I designed a book visualising the unconscious with vibrant illustration, graphics and typography.
Doctor Who Meets Disney Princesses
Impressive illustrations titled “Doctor Who and Disney” by Massachusetts-based artist Karen Hallion.
