Color Study

Cover for <n>Esthero</n>'s 1998 album <n>Breath from Another</n>. Photo by <n>Blair Robb</n>, design by Robb and <n>Darren Gwele</n>.

<n>Kurosaki Ichigo</n> in his <n>Mugetsu</n> form from the anime series <n>Bleach</n>.

Brand identity for hydrogen startup <n>Hyperfuel</n>, featuring a <n>minimalist</n> approach.

A still from the 1997 <n>Studio Ghibli</n> film, <n>Princess Mononoke</n>.

A still from a <n>Studio Ghibli</n> film.

A campaign image for <n>Julius Marlow</n> featuring model <n>Kuol</n>. Photo by <n>Jo Duck</n>.

A still from the 2015 film <n>Macbeth</n>, starring <n>Michael Fassbender</n> and <n>Marion Cotillard</n>.

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<n>ADDPMP 001-999</n> by <n>ILL-STUDIO</n>, <n>NM3</n>, and <n>Dover Street Market</n>.

Scenes from the 1982 <n>Cyberpunk</n> film <n>Blade Runner</n>, featuring the interrogation of <n>Leon Kowalski</n>.

The cover of <n>Stanton Marlan</n>'s book, <n>The Black Sun: The Alchemy and Art of Darkness</n>.

<n>GoBike - Mobile App UI</n> by designer <n>Levi Wilson</n> for <n>QClay</n>.

A detail from <n>Sappho</n> (1877) by French artist <n>Charles Mengin</n>.

Illustration of <n>Eva Unit-01</n> from <n>Neon Genesis Evangelion</n> by <n>Fonz Futura</n> and <n>The Under God</n>.

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Artwork used as cover art for musician <n>George Alushi</n>.

A scene from <n>Studio Ghibli</n>'s 1988 film <n>My Neighbor Totoro</n>, directed by <n>Hayao Miyazaki</n>.

<n>Antonio, Death Valley black horse</n> by <n>Sherry Bryant</n>.

The <n>A-COLD-WALL*</n> x <n>Nike</n> Air Max Plus 'Onyx' sneaker, designed by <n>Samuel Ross</n>.

The <n>Alte Nationalgalerie</n> in Berlin, a 3D rendering by <n>Belthryl</n>.

An illustration from the alchemical manuscript <n>Clavis Artis</n>, attributed to <n>Zoroaster</n>.

Artwork for <n>Tarot</n>, a composition by <n>Jason Cluff</n>.

A still from <n>Arrival</n> (2016). Directed by <n>Denis Villeneuve</n>, cinematography by <n>Bradford Young</n>.