Every two months 7 of the world’s best illustrators and designers publish 3 of their works for your screen wallpaper
Hello my friends! After a year long pause 21wallpaper is back and ready to bright up your screens! Batch No. 10 comes with 21 artworks from amazing illustrators from all around the world. For the next two months each and every one of the artworks will find a place on my screen and I hope you’ll find your favourite too.
With love,
@kristsdarzins
Lucas Wakamatsu is known for it’s bright and eye-catching colors mixed with playful shapes, which creates a modern and pleasant visual. At his free-time he is also a food enthusiast, passionated by running and always happy to dialog about mental health.
Eleni Debo makes illustrations for books, prints, editorials and campaigns for a variety of international clients, and always welcome new challenges. When away from her atelier, you’ll find Eleni swapping her shoes for a pair of sturdy boots, either contemplating this year’s garden experiments, or hiking in the mountains while stuffing her pockets with all kinds of wild edibles.
Luis Mendo prefers drawing everyday life, skylines & cityscapes, Japan-related, urban scenes, objects in context, travel, people —portraits!— and human relationships, feelings, stories, objects and animals. Luis impregnates positivism to everything he draws.
Tania Yakunova finds her inspiration in avant-garde art and design of the 20 century. Her field of work spreads from the commercial illustration, book illustration, editorial illustration, poster design, packaging for clients all around the world to internationally exhibit personal works. Tania is an active member of the local artist community, regularly giving lectures and workshops about illustration.
Through programs like Cinema 4D, Octane and Redshift, Vincent Schwenk explores the boundaries of texture, lighting, renderings, materials and motion. He keeps himself up to date with the constantly evolving world of 3D by creating short animation clips for his own pleasure, which he calls ‘visual workouts’. (Plain Magazine)
Niege Borges is known for her colorful, irreverent and fun designs and illustrations. Even though she works with different illustration styles, her personal work has a lot of textures and often portrays fabulous women and fashion.
Liana Mihailova loves playing around with form and colour and have discovered that ordinary things, situations, stories with added whimsical twist inspires her the most.
