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Artist Illustrates Mundane Moments With A Magical Or Absurd Twist (35 Pics)
Interview With Artist
Karlotta Freier, a German-born illustrator now based in the United States, has collaborated with renowned brands and publications such as Hermès, The New Yorker, Coldplay, and Apple, among others. Her artwork usually includes nature and day-to-day moments infused with something magical or absurd. However, as the artist wrote: "None of that is on purpose."
Today, we have selected some of Karlotta's work to share with you, Pandas, but if you'd like to see more, make sure to visit her Instagram. As for the creative process, the artist commented, offering valuable insight into how she brings her ideas to life: "When working on a project with a client it’s easy to get lost in the idea of wanting to make something that they’ll like. I’ve learned that my work turns out best when I try to make something that I will like first."
More info: Instagram | karlottafreier.com
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Andrew Keir 1 year ago
Sometimes it's not clear when you're at the very edge. "Most Rubicons are crossed unknown"
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Andrew Keir 1 year ago
"Art is what you can get away with" - but fgs don't let it actually look like anything real
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Lyone Fein 1 year ago
These are so wonderful! I love the sense of motion that pervades most of them. They are so much like traditional Japanese woodblock prints, but with an exceptional dynamic feeling that the wind is blowing through everything.
Lyone Fein 1 year ago
These are so wonderful! I love the sense of motion that pervades most of them. They are so much like traditional Japanese woodblock prints, but with an exceptional dynamic feeling that the wind is blowing through everything.
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