"The universe and mankind both have a uniform order that I express". Kazugama Nagai For over forty years Kazumasa Nagai has communicated his poetic message of harmony between man and nature through artworks that are refreshingly diverse but remain consistently elegant, striking and essential. Nagai (b. 1929), always an experimenter, has periodically startled the artworld with the dramatic evolutions of his style, from rational abstractions to realistic illustration to computer art to patterns to stylized natural forms and more. Japanese graphic master Tadanori Yokoo defined these changes as "the Momentous Mutations of Kazumasa Nagai". Nagai's works have been featured in many environmental campaigns, received international awards and are found in collections including the MoMA and the National Museum of Modern Art in Tokio.

Delve into the intricate beauty of Louis Renard's fish illustrations. We offer these timeless pieces of aquatic art as free printables.

This week, Carmen talks to the artist Simon Landrein. A regular contributor to publications such as The NewYorker, The New York Times and Wired Magazine, Simon’s cheeky illustrations and animations…

Chicago-based illustrator and graphic designer Johnny Sampson re-imagined iconic movie monsters as ‘70s super-studs for the Horrorwood Show at the WWA Gallery back in 2010. See more of Johnny Sampson’s work and posters at his website. Via Cherrybombed

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