Little Animals – Big Love: Cute Drawings by Illustrator Dric
Illustrator Dric knows well – often a small picture has much more visual power than a large one. Dric draws microscopic doodles, inserts them into the space of a huge sheet and – voila! – The resulting illustrations are cute and amusing.
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