You don’t have to illustrate for magazines only. This is perfect example that your illustrations can be used in many ways.

Like you can see here, Maki Kahori’s illustrated the floors, the walls and decorated the boards in the shop. This was done for  Soso Seibu department store.

Maki Kahori is an active freelancer from Japan and have worked for major companies such as McDonald’s, Vogue, Levi’s and Elle, to name a few.

Website for more work: www.k-maki.com

Dutch artist Parra (1976) is best known for his curved post-Pop imagery, highly saturated colours, vibrant hand-drawn letters and worlds inhabited by hybrid, surreal characters.Celebrated by galleries and championed byan underground following from the outset, Parra has quickly become a respected and eclectic artist worldwide.

Working across drawing, painting, animation and sculpture, Parra creates an enigmatic and instantly recognisable style that defies easy categorization. Parra is cofounder of cult apparel label Rockwell Clothing and a member of electronic music group Le Le. Parra Lives and works in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

He is one of my favorite artists! This is made with acrylics on watercolor paper. He can bring so much sphere into an image, it’s amazing.

The color combination is always very subtile and the figures in his work are so mysterious.

www.ericfortune.com

www.ericfortuneart.blogspot.com

JeniYang is an illustrator experiments with a wide range of materials and mediums. Born in Taipei, raised on a staple of fruit tarts and other sweets, she currently resides in Los Angeles with her ‘magical headphones’. While not making stuff, she likes to bake sweets and treats for fun.

I love the way she frames her cute illustrations with wood. She also makes 3D objects and characters with fabric.

www.jeniyang.com

Cool style with all those animals mixed with graphic details! Don’t forget to check out her site and blog:

www.sandradieckmann.com

www.sandradieckmann.blogspot.com