Instagram of the dayMalika Favre's Bold Illustration
French illustrator Malika Favre works in flat colour and sharp light and shadow: minimal detail, maximum punch. Her portfolio includes New Yorker covers.
Accounts with character and a good eye.
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Instagram of the dayFrench illustrator Malika Favre works in flat colour and sharp light and shadow: minimal detail, maximum punch. Her portfolio includes New Yorker covers.
Instagram of the dayLettering artist Seb Lester films letters flowing from the pen: crisp strokes, gold leaf, flourishes. Soothing to watch, no language required.
Instagram of the dayJapanese artist Tatsuya Tanaka has been staging tiny figures in everyday objects since 2011: broccoli becomes a forest, a stapler turns into a train.
Instagram of the dayCanadian photographer Shane Gross captures marine and freshwater life: sharks, mangroves, tadpoles in a lake.
Instagram of the dayArtist Anton Thomas spends years drawing huge maps in pencil and pen, such as a world map with 1,642 wild animals.
Instagram of the dayA woodworker trained under a Kyoto master shows traditional Japanese joints that hold without nails or screws.
Instagram of the dayBritish photographer Levon Biss shoots insects, seeds and museum specimens in such detail that every tiny hair shows.
Instagram of the dayAn American lettering artist shows how drawn type comes together, from pencil sketches to finished book covers and logos.
Instagram of the dayPolish studio Zupagrafika makes paper models of modernist and brutalist buildings and publishes books on 20th-century architecture.
Instagram of the dayBrazilian artist Marina Amaral colourises old black-and-white photographs, working from historical research.
Instagram of the dayOlder Italian women show how they make pasta by hand, following the recipes of their villages, and talk about their lives along the way.
Instagram of the dayThe account of Pierre Javelle, co-creator of Minimiam: model-railway figurines living on pastries, fruit and bread.