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Brazilian illustrator Zansky has an almost lithographic/wood block quality about some of his work. It’s very tactile and feels like if you ran your hand across one in print a little ink might rub off on your fingers. There is more than one trick up the Zansky sleeve however as there is also a bit of design peppered in throughout the portfolio.

written by Christopher | tags: Brasil, Brazil, Illustration, Zansky

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Artists Who Inspire: Zansky « pingg Blogg Says:
October 18th, 2010 at 10:51 am
[...] just discovered the work of artist Zansky on Change The Thought and I am loving the pop-art, layered look of his illustrations and graphic design work. He has such [...]

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