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Oh&Ah. When I found these works I have literally gone crazy. First I burst for the love and then I have resurrected to continue to admire them, one by
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 Always fascinated from this kind of art where shapes and drawings come from a brilliant mix of simple lines, asymmetries, perfect imperfections, a childlike  They’re just my eyes, or even your are shining in front of such great beauty? I’m totally shocked by these illustrations – can I say shocked? It’s  Illustrations always make me dream. Little and big, stylized or detailed, abstract or realistic. What is most striking to your attention  The theme I choose this week is “Lovely Color Schemes”. I wanted to put together some of the works that impressed me for the combination of colors used by artists. Besides being very beautiful, they show us also the importance of the choice of colors and how the final result can be achieved with a perfect  Pepa comes from Granada (Spain) and has a Master in Fine Arts. Over the years she developed these stunning personal style. I think I clicked all the clickable things in her site to see all the wonderful drawings, characters and patterns she creates. I love all this mix.  The Black and White theme couldn’t miss! Don’t you think? Here’s my selection of the week from the  1. Mini goals chalkboards packaging by Mary Kate McDevitt | 2. Barco hanbound book By Wellington Luzzi | 3. Replentishing letterpress Christmas stock by ruby victoria | 4. Customized hand drawn Moleskine by Mafa – Pinkrain | 5. Bird lovers by Little Blue Day | 6. Gentleman set for gift packaging by e-sidora | 7. Alfabeto sketchbook by Celestefrittata | 8. Dylan Thomas ‘Under Milk Wood’ by holly  |
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