Latin American Ilustración 6 Winners

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Ximo Abadia

The speed of starlight.

Test illustration for Templar Publishing. Big Picture Press. The speed of starlight 2018. Wax, graphite, mixed media.

SPAIN
Súa Agapé

LAS LUNAS DE FRIDA

Part of a series of self-promotional illustrations based on Frida Kahlo's dreams.
Paula Alvarez Reyes

Vida

La producción de series es la principal característica en mi proceso de creación y exploración. Desde un plano simbólico se articulan motivos recurrentes que tiene que ver con el entorno cercano y que dan cuenta de la experiencia personal en el habitar. Marzo 2017.

CHILE
Max Barrera

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11x16 in Micron 005 on paper

ECUADOR / USA
Sonia Basch

'Queen of summer' is part of a series of portraits. In this particular one I tried to make the sense of the heat coming trough.

ARGENTINA
Alexandra Beguez

Famous Ladies

Famous Ladies. Celebrating the achievements of notable women who have paved the way for the rest of us, one portrait at a time.

USA
Josée Bisaillon

Morgan Gaynin

International Poster Biennial in Mexico

Poster made for the International Poster Biennial In Mexico, to raise people’s awareness on the urgent necessity to preserve the biodiversity in the world.

CANADA
Fernando Bittar

Having a smoke break to clear the head.

BRAZIL / USA
Ana Bustelo

Mythical Lands, Macondo

Thanks to the power of literature, we can recognise the streets of some places where we've never been there. Some of these places are Macondo (One Hundred Years of Solitude), Camelot (The Leyend of King Arthur), Liliput (Gulliver's Travels) and La Mancha (Don Quixote)

SPAIN
ANA BUSTELO

Mythical Lands, Liliput

Thanks to the power of literature, we can recognise the streets of some places where we've never been there. Some of these places are Macondo (One Hundred Years of Solitude), Camelot (The Leyend of King Arthur), Liliput (Gulliver's Travels) and La Mancha (Don Quixote)

SPAIN
Sandra Conejeros

Series about plants that growing on objects that remind me of my childhood.
Oscar Correa

Imagine a museum where all portraits are starred by animals. Under this concept is born this series of portraits with that of "the Colonel" inspired in the main character of the novel: No One Writes to the Colonel. The famous Mexican fighter "El Copo" and the glorious cosmonaut Osky Korsakov.

COLOMBIA
Sara Cunha

The Little Beings of the Forest (Os Pequenos Seres da Floresta)

"The Little Beings of the Forest" (Os Pequenos Seres da Floresta), is a children's book based on a traditional folk tale. The illustrations depict the natural landscape of a small mountain village and its traditional mills, and the magical world populated by the elf-like creatures of the forest.

PORTUGAL / UK
Alfonso de Anda

Alfonso de Anda

Walk around the block

A page from the comic "Pale Blue Cider"

MÉXICO / USA
Maria Duran

Maria Duran

Agoraphobia

This piece, Agoraphobia, is part of a series, that explores Alejandro Jodorowsky's remedies for daily life struggles from his book "Manual of Psychomagic - The Practice of Shamanic Psychotherapy".

COLOMBIA / USA
Leo Espinosa

Colombian Myths and Legends

This piece was created for a collection of Colombian myths and legends illustrated by different artists. El Guando is the actual name of the stretcher were the dead body was carried, and the old tale refers to the funeral procession.

COLOMBIA / USA
Alejandra Fernandez

Coatlicue

Gouache painting of Coatlicue statue.

MÉXICO / USA
Irena Freitas

Welcome to my World

Promotional poster with elements that represents my work as an illustrator.

BRAZIL
Sebastian Guerra- Martinez

Art Center College of Design

Brujo y su Hija

Brujo y su Hija.
Ryan Hartley Smith

La Medea Poster

Movie poster for La Medea, director Yara Travieso's musical re-imagining of Euripides’ violent tragedy. The dark comedy was commissioned for the PS 122 COIL Festival, and the film premiered at the Dance on Film Festival at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.

USA
Kevin Jimenez

NYC College of Technology

Rubikwave (Just Business)

Illustrations & graphic novel. Created by hand, with ink & markers. My art style blends Van Gogh, toulouse lautrec, Manga, American cartoons & psychedelic pop art. The story focuses on a Latin male dealing with anxiety who has to find the murderer of his friend while facing a crime syndicate.

USA
Wenjia Poppy Kang

Illustrations for Harriet Tubman animated video

I illustrated sequence of scenes for an animated video based on Harriet Tubman's life. This illustration is one of them.

USA
Rachel Katstaller

Body Snatchers

I am afraid of being a woman in El Salvador, a country where your body is not yours but is subjected daily to public opinion to criticize and judge and punish. I am afraid of being trapped in a body that is governed by others and not myself.

EL SALVADOR / AUSTRIA
Rose Ting-Yi Liu

Dream

"Her wistful face haunts my dreams like the rain at night." from love poem "Stray Birds"

CANADA
Francisca Luco

Solitaria

Illustrations made for "Fémina" collection. Personal project about different aspects of women and ways of seeing life.

CHILE
Olga Medina Kolchik

Family Ring

Illustration made in honor of the 50th anniversary of the publication of the book "One Hundred Years of Solitude". The image shows the connection between the first and the last members of the Buendia family. A destiny where any generation could not escape, like the ouroboro’s tail.

MÉXICO
Misael Mendez

Sr Aderezo

Teriyaki duck breast

Desperté y yo era su almuerzo. I woke up and realize, I was his lunch.

MÉXICO
Estelí Meza

A picnic is a special place. Full of friends, books and lots of joy. It is a place where the imagination flows, dreams become part of reality.

MÉXICO
JOSE MORENO

Part of a series of animal portraits done with awl and colours on paper

COLOMBIA
Michelle Nahmad

School of Visual Arts

Bruja

Bruja. When Esther, a spirited young girl from a small Jewish neighborhood, is labeled a witch, she goes against her guarded community and embraces being one. Bruja, an illustrated book, examines themes of tradition and identity through the lens of a daughter of immigrants, growing up in 1960s Costa Rica.

USA
IVAN PALOMINO

It is to become aware of what the war can cause and its consequences. THE WAR AND ITS CONSEQUENCES

PERÚ
Javier Perez

ESPOL

Post-it-wich

Colorful sandwich
Beto Petiches

Ego

Paper illustration. Many words about one empty self.

MÉXICO
Axel Rangel García

"Migrant"

"Migrant". AMDI (Asociación Mexicana de Ilustradores) Being a migrant could be intimidating even if we use a jaguar mask to defend ourselves in the big city.

MÉXICO
Amalia Restrepo

SCAD

Wild Geese

This is an illustration inspired by Mary Oliver´s poem "Wild Geese". Textures and patterns are very important in my work, same as earth colors that bring me back to my childhood in Colombia.

COLOMBIA / USA
Cristy C. Road

CROADCORE

The Next World Tarot is a 78 card tarot featuring traditional suits alongside a cast of gender outlaws, endangered cultures, and outcasts reclaiming a criminalized identity. Created with ink, markers, and acrylic paint, NWT represents belief systems based on love, sustainability, and respect.

CUBA / USA
Kiko Rodriguez

Drone War

Drones and robots will soon do everything from food delivery to household chores and even provide companionship.

CUBA / ECUADOR / USA
Emilio Rolandi

Radioactive Tokyo

"Radioactive Tokyo". A pattern design in which I took back the idea of the Fukushima problem, where the natural disaster triggers a much greater problem. I came up with the absurd idea of a totally flooded Tokyo city, took by giant Koi fish (replacing the traditional Japanese godzila myth, the terrible irradiated monster who destroys everything). The revenge of nature. But in this case a somewhat cynical revenge: in Japan these domesticated fish are the symbol of luck and an icon of the East. But they are also genetic mutation and human caprice. Unfortunately the subject comes back to the surface and perhaps not once but many times. It is repeated indefinitely, as in a pattern.

ARGENTINA / SPAIN
Jaime Sanjuán

Vanitas

Digital painting done with my fingers on an iPad. More than 100 hours of work here!

SPAIN
Ignacio Serrano Perez

From Us to Them

From Us to Them. Cover and interior illustrations for an article titled Why Your Brain Hates Othe People. The article is about why humans universally make Us/Them dichotomies along lines of race, ethnicity, gender, language group, religion, age, socioeconomic status and more. Nautilus Magazine.
Salomé Tamayo

Salome Tamayo

Time Traveling

Time traveling has never been easier... Ad created for an Airline Company. One's dreams can drive one to madness but this madness is what makes one its unique self. Hugo has made his dreams become his reality. Love for what you are doing can move mountains even travel through time..

COLOMBIA / USA
João Vaz de Carvalho

Bico Bico

Book of poems and songs for children.

PORTUGAL