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At Pum Studio, the ethos isn’t just about crafting visually stunning illustrations; it’s about creating an experiential learning process that transcends conventional design norms. Their philosophy revolves around the idea that design isn’t merely an artistic endeavor but a tool that fulfills the diverse needs of professional work, seamlessly merging the aesthetic with the functional.

A new set of AI-powered psychedelic poster templates by Adobe Stock contributor Rawpixel brings the vivid energy and color of psychedelic art straight into your workflow. Fully customizable in Adobe Illustrator, these layouts let you quickly produce eye-catching visuals tailored to your projects. Dive in to see how these templates can infuse your next design with unforgettable, vibrant flair.

A Milan-based illustrator whose richly textured brushwork and inventive vision bring contemporary scenes to life. Renowned for crafting characters with distinct personalities, he has worked for a host of leading publications and brands—from The New York Times, The New Yorker and Time UK to Le Monde, The Economist and Sports Illustrated—as well as high-profile clients like Saatchi & Saatchi New York, American Express, Penguin Books and United Airlines.

Poster_escape is a graphic design and illustration project by Mario Carpe, featuring a collection of 36 unique posters. The central theme uniting these diverse designs is the concept of escape. As Mario Carpe explains, "Humans, animals, and aliens seek ways to disconnect from reality and daily life—sometimes even escaping from the escape itself."

Matthew Woodson was born in the early 1980s. After his graduation at the School of The Art Institute of Chicago in 2006, he was hired by Margeotes, Fertitta & Partners New York to create a series of illustrations for the Perry Ellis Fall/Winter campaign in 2006. That was the initial start of his career as a professional freelance illustrator.

Love and Death - Woody Allen Movie Posters by Giulio Mosca

Look at these stunning black-and-white illustrations by Nicolas Delort, a Paris-based artist and illustrator. His illustrative style of fine lines and black ink looks very classic. Nicolas Delort’s narrative illustrations are very dynamic and energetic. The drawings often refer to famous literary works.

Joy of Living - pattern design on an A4 sheet of graph paper by agency Two Create.

Based in Paris, Yo Az is a freelance illustrator and graphic designer renowned for his incredibly detailed and vibrant artwork. His signature style is a modern take on psychedelia, characterized by bold geometry, powerful symmetry, and a horror vacui approach that fills every space with intricate patterns, mythical creatures, and celestial symbols. This unique, eye-catching aesthetic is highly effective for dynamic projects like album covers, packaging, and editorial illustrations, making his work both a visual puzzle and an immersive journey.

Gerald V. Casale, co-founder of DEVO, is reissuing his 2006 solo album *AKA Jihad Jerry & The Evildoers* as a limited edition, featuring contributions from all DEVO bandmates. Hailed as a “lost” DEVO album, it’s now available for the first time on vinyl, deluxe CD, and 7-inch, including the new single *“I’m Gonna Pay U Back.”* Artist TOMO77 created custom cover art and a short film for the release. He also has an upcoming show at La Luz de Jesus Gallery and recently collaborated with Shepard Fairey.

Stippling Graphite Artworks by David Bayo

Download Prints and Posters of 300 Contemporary Designs

Denis Freitas works for the publishing market and advertising. His fantastic illustrations can be seen in numerous publications including print and web media. Just recently, he published a great collection of illustrations he made in 2022 and the first days of 2023.

Originally from the French-speaking region of Switzerland, illustrator Delphine Meier now resides in Montréal, Canada. She has a deep love for spring, her favorite season, which inspired her to create this charming illustration project.

Trendboyt's minimalist illustration series stands out as a truly distinctive offering in today’s visual landscape. With a fresh artistic perspective, the illustrator has crafted a unique visual language that immediately draws attention. What makes this collection exceptional is the seamless blend of minimal design, soft pastel tones, dreamlike compositions, and abstract forms—setting it apart from conventional stock illustrations.

Click the button and visit the website for more. Geebird&Bamby is a collaborative art project by German designers Robert G. Achtel and Jens Bambauer. Their focus is a limited print series titled “The New World,” which explores anonymous 20th-century architecture, particularly reflecting the tension between Modernist and Postmodernist styles. Each digital artwork combines minimalist graphic design with photorealistic elements and is based on original photographs taken across California, Nevada, and Florida. The series aims to reinterpret architectural nostalgia through a unique visual language. The featured works belong to the second part of this limited collection.

Click the button to the website to see more of Sam Chivers' amazing digital illustrations from different projects.

Ride the Rainbow: Vibrant Bicycle Art by Thomas Yang

Ricardo Polo is a Madrid-based graphic designer and illustrator. He loves to play with vector graphics to create images for posters, books, magazines, T-shirts, logos, etc. In addition, he’s working on layouts for publications, posters, flyers, stationery, business cards, and many more design projects. The following series of portraits of famous actors proves his creativity and outstanding skills as an illustrator.

Brought to you by the talented team at Studio Frankentoon, the Nature Master brush set for Procreate features an impressive collection of 99 natural brushes crafted specifically for environmental illustrations and landscape artwork. Each brush is meticulously developed from real nature photographs captured and refined by the Frankentoon crew, ensuring authentic texture and organic feel. With this collection, you’ll dramatically speed up your workflow—no more painting each element from scratch. Explore more details below the image or click the link for full product info.

The gifted designer and illustrator has just wrapped up a surreal-tinged editorial illustration series titled Hot Prospect, created for Herman Miller’s WHY magazine. Each piece was crafted to visually interpret the product concepts and creative workflows of industrial designer Richard Holbrook.

DISTRICT 62 STUDIO's vintage ad collection makes it easy to create authentic 1950s-style designs. Normally requiring advanced skills and time, these fully editable vector graphics let you craft stylish retro ads in minutes. Check out the full collection for an affordable price!

Choi Haeryung is a Korean illustrator whose work blends minimalist elements with a whimsical, dreamlike quality. She reimagines everyday scenes, infusing them with a sense of playful wonder. Viewing her pieces often feels like stepping into a fantastical realm, where each image carries a gentle melancholy balanced by a childlike innocence.

Bartosz Kosowski is a Poland-based illustrator known for his portrait and editorial work, having collaborated with major clients like The New Yorker, The New Republic, and Newsweek. His work has earned recognition from the Society of Illustrators, American Illustration, European Design Awards, and Associazione Culturale Good Design.

A fan of Steven Spielberg’s 1970s film *Jaws*, Kosowski created a tribute art poster, printed in an 18x24" size as a one-color screen print on 230gr Stardream Opal metallic paper. Limited to 140 signed and numbered copies, the hand-drawn poster was made using Adobe Photoshop and a Wacom Intuos.

Adobe Stock contributor Alaver offers a large collection of vintage-style travel illustrations, featuring dreamy and popular destinations. All artworks are fully editable vector graphics, allowing for complete customization.

Have a look at this fine selection of illustrations created by Simon Prades

Ride the Rainbow: Thomas Yang’s Vibrant Tribute to Cycling’s Collective Joy

The debate over AI in the creative industry is polarized—ranging from fears of job loss to hopes for a creative renaissance. But the reality is more nuanced. AI is not replacing creativity; it’s transforming how it works. According to Q2 2025 data, the creative field is undergoing significant changes. For designers, agencies, and illustrators, this is a defining moment. Tools are evolving, client expectations are rising, and workflows are being redefined. Understanding the numbers helps reveal the true direction of this ongoing transformation.

The rebrand of Jupi, an AI-powered decision-making OS, by How\&How is a standout example of strategic visual storytelling. Instead of simply looking sleek, the new identity embraces surrealism—drawing inspiration from Magritte—to represent Jupi’s invisible and complex processes in a poetic, human-centered way. This rebrand goes far beyond a logo or color palette; it’s a visual metaphor for clarity amid complexity. At its core, the project addresses a fundamental leadership challenge: as businesses scale, decision-making becomes harder, not easier. Delegation and systems meant to support growth often introduce more friction.

Brian Miller was commissioned to create a series of futuristic illustrations for Space Park, a board game brought to by OCS and Keymaster Games.

“In Space Park, players blast across the galaxy to explore exotic cosmic destinations, collecting crystals and badges as they work to become the galaxy’s next great space explorer! For those of you who may not know, Keymaster Games publishes board games with captivating experiences and elegant designs.”

In the world of artistic expression, emotions are both the spark and the medium. They ignite the creative process and ultimately shape the work itself, becoming the essence of each brushstroke or line. For illustrator and art director Jorsh Peña, this emotional journey became deeply personal when anxiety stepped out of the shadows—not as a distant feeling, but as a powerful presence woven into his daily life. Scroll down to explore more below the images.

Written by Carlo Collodi, this new edition of the famous story about a little wooden doll with the name Pinocchio features a series of lovely illustrations created by Andrea Rivola. Based in Riolo Terme, Italy, Andrea works as a freelance illustrator and graphic designer.

Born in Heidelberg, Germany, Steffen Kraft is a creative communication designer, photographer, and illustrator. Rooted in a time with just a hand full of TV channels and no internet, smartphones and social media, he likes to create nostalgic imagery with a contemporary and yet funny twist. Due to his creative profession he is able to recreate an imagined and illustrative version of the world and everything the surrounds us in our daily life. He says: “Photography and illustration is for me a kind of meditation. On the one hand it is the focus on an object or on an activity; on the other hand, I can express something in images which is important to me.”

Experience the Spirit of Cycling with “One Ride” by Thomas Yang Thomas Yang, the creative force behind 100copies, captures the essence of cycling in his latest artwork, One Ride. More than just a painting, it embodies the rhythm, unity, and energy of cyclists on a shared journey. This visually striking piece stands out in a crowded art world, offering a deep connection for both cyclists and art lovers. Discover what makes One Ride special and why 100copies continues to create meaningful, must-have artworks.