Video: Little things in life: 10 stunning illustrations of everyday objects
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
Ecuadorian artist Javier Pérez, regularly updating his blog on Instagram with interesting illustrations and cartoons, never ceases to delight subscribers with his witty finds. A series of funny pictures Instagram Experiments ("Experiments on Instagram") has already brought him huge popularity on the network.
There are no static objects for Perez. It seems that he is able to "breathe life" into the most trivial subject. Just a few touches, and Perez's works are often not rich in details, and a lively and witty picture appears, and sometimes a whole drawn story. “In each of us there is a child who wants to have fun and play all day,” the artist explains his inspiration.
Perez's imagination seems to be limitless - he is inspired, literally, by any little thing, be it a paper clip, a fancy shadow from an object, a coin forgotten on the table, and even shavings from a pencil repair. And now he is already drawing a human figure to the portrait on the obverse, turning a modest office assistant into a musical instrument, and pencil shavings become a bow for a funny girl.
Portuguese master Victor Nunes, like Javier Perez, complements his illustrations household items. However, unlike his colleague in the workshop, Nunes most often uses food - popcorn, seeds, nuts and straws, although in some of his works you can find office supplies in the form of scissors and paper clips.
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