Jan Siemen is a graphic designer from Cologne, Germany. The artist creates colorful, conceptual vector illustrations as a hobby for his graphic service company Sons of Ipanema. “I needed a little change so I created a few illustrations and found my own drawing style and just started posting them on Instagram,” he told It's Nice That.
Jan is inspired by cartoons, surrealism and tends to play with colors, textures, and shapes to create his conceptual, interest-grabbing, sometimes even punny drawing ideas. “I set up shapes and forms, colors, lights, and shades in Illustrator and add some texture and color adjustment in Photoshop,” Jan told about the creative process of his digital art.
Each of the cool drawings has different topics, but all of them share the same art style and feel. Take a look at some of his unique artworks below and vote for the best.
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My phone and I are married. The champagne walks on the beach are long gone.
Is the moon in his other hand, or does he have to turn around for that :)
this one I can relate to. the whole world should just stop 'n listen to the universal harmony!
Your style is great. What I love the most is that although it is very much one style, every picture has a totally unrelated subject. I like the variety, and everyone seems to be meaningful. Also, I am a real fan of pointilism which you combined with modern concepts and some deep thoughts. Keep it going!
I love your style, because the pictures remind me of DIXIT, my favourite board game. And just like in the game, some of them could be interpreted in more than one way. However, I would really need help to understand some. Perhaps, I'm just not very deep or it has to do with young age and culture.
Your style is great. What I love the most is that although it is very much one style, every picture has a totally unrelated subject. I like the variety, and everyone seems to be meaningful. Also, I am a real fan of pointilism which you combined with modern concepts and some deep thoughts. Keep it going!
I love your style, because the pictures remind me of DIXIT, my favourite board game. And just like in the game, some of them could be interpreted in more than one way. However, I would really need help to understand some. Perhaps, I'm just not very deep or it has to do with young age and culture.