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By: Chloe Baldwin,
on 1/8/2016
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Illustration Friday Blog
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By Chloe
Laura Manfre is a self-taught illustrator from France. Her work has a beautiful traditional quality to it but still remains relevant and appealing. It’s difficult not to feel hungry when looking at Laura Manfre’s work due to one of her main subjects being indulgent treats and tasty snacks. She is equally talented though at depicting other subjects such as animals and people.
If you’d like to see more of Laura’s work, please visit her portfolio.
By: Chloe Baldwin,
on 10/3/2015
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Lea Taloc has combined her passion for the kitchen and illustration to create beautiful works which often appear in food blogs and magazines. Through her art and graphic design techniques she is able to convey emotions and add visual embellishments to every day life. Lea Taloc’s work has a bright and airy feel to it which is refreshing and cheerful.
If you would like to see more of Lea’s work, please visit her portfolio.
