Monika Suska

Monika Suska

My name's Monika Suska, I came from Poland but
currently I'm travelling across South East Asia.
I'm very proud to call myself illustrator
is not only my job but the biggest passion at the first place.
My illustrations are usually made with acrylic colour on paper, sometimes with some final touch added in Photoshop.
I don't consider computer as an evil
but just prefer traditional techniques better than digital painting.

I'm illustrator for not so long but I've already done pictures book for many publishers around the globe.

I'm always open for new illustration adventures :)

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Monika Suska is now following Riki Blanco

Riki has worked primarily in the world of publishing illustration. Since the beginning of his professional career in 2000 he has illustrated more than twenty books. He has done press illustrations, as well as coordinating the illustrations for many magazines. He co-founded and co-edited the illustrated magazine Garabattage in 2001, and founded and edited the publication project, Fràgil.

He has also created posters and book covers, as well worked as a graphic designer. He has illustrated CDs for some musical groups, worked on animation projects, created the scenery and designed the wardrobe for operas, and is the artistic consultant for a contemporary dance company.

Monika Suska is now following Rui Ricardo

Rui Ricardo is an illustrator from Porto, Portugal, where he lives and works.
Developing drawing skills at an early age, he had his first work published at the age of fifteen. His love for illustration and comics made him follow an artistic career and, by the time he was finishing the course of graphic design at the fine arts university of Porto, he already had four graphic novels published, no to mention countless colaborations with magazines and local comics fanzines. An invitation from a major national TV production company started him in animation and background illustration for “Major Alvega” which is still the only portuguese TV production series to have ever been nominated for an Emmy award. After eight years doing animation and motion design for several TV shows, music videos and commercials, he started working exclusively as a freelance illustrator. Rui is represented in London by Folio, a major illustration agency established in 1976. Most of his work is editorial and he has colaborated with several magazines and newspapers like FHM, Men’s Fitness, The Times, The Telegraph, The Mail on Sunday, GQ, Popular Mehanics, Marketing Week, among many more. Outside the press, he has also worked for Unicef, Hasbro, Oxford University Press, Pearson, Usborne, Macmillan, Vodafone, FNAC, Samsung, Nathan, Defra (UK government department for environment, food and rural affairs), and many others.
When he is not drawing, he likes to travel with his partner or spend time at home with his dogs, his plants and his books.

Family of traditional french crepes ordering a breakfast.

I wonder what they will order? Crepes, flapjacks or pancakes?:)

Illustration orginally painted with acrylic.

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