graphic illustration: sanna annukka

I fell in love with Sanna Annukka's gorgeous, finely intricate artwork. She's a half-Finnish, half-English lass with a love of folklore and natural elements, which can be clearly seen from her illustrations. Her work has brought her much success - you might have already spotted her work on Keane's under the sea album, various Marimekko products, beautiful vintage-themed notecards and on biscuits tins for Mark & Spencer. 

Here are some of her amazing patterned designs, she also silkscreens her own prints for sale on her shop here. Wouldn't it be lovely to hang up some of these?

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artist ave: sandra juto's creative creations

Swedish artist/illustrator/photographer Sandra Juto uses various forms of media to express her creativity and I must say, she does so oh-so well. She blends her hand-drawings into digital form seamlessly creating illustrations that are adorable and quirkily old-fashioned, which reminds me of illustrations in children's books when I was growing up. I would be honored to decorate my walls with prints of her work.

Aside from these cute and colorful characters (say that three times fast), she also takes stunning photographs which she showcases on her blog and knits the most adorable, anatomically correct plushies and wristworms! Check out her shop or her blog to be further inspired.

And a bonus, look how adorable these little fellas are:

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wook kim's wildlife wallpaper

One day, when I'm finally able to call myself a homeowner, I would love to dedicate a room with whimsical wallpaper. Something like these samples here, from creative creator Wook Kim. His graphic designs always incorporate elements of nature that can bring life to any room and will revolutionize the way you see traditional wallpaper.

 

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trip to zuttoworld

Russian-based digital illustrator Zutto has a pretty impressive portfolio. Her work is extremely colorful, sometimes dark and always cute. Whether it's illustrations bathed in monochromatic shades of blue and grey or full explosions of rainbow colored scenes, Zutto's work is always a feast for the eyes.
 

 

 

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meet meomi

If any of you kept with the last Olympic games, I'm sure you would have seen the cute mascots designed by character creators Meomi, a talented couple who churn out adorable designs one after another. Not only have they done commercial work for the likes of EA, Google and Yo Gabba Gabba, they also write and illustrate a series of children's books named The Octonauts. Here's some of their inspiring work: 

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