Surreal Illustrations of Musical Animals by Redmer Hoekstra (Impressively Charming!)
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Netherlands based artist Redmer Hoekstra creates beautiful drawings featuring animals and musical instruments in intriguing combinations.
A goat is part french horn, a cat part violin, a seahorse part saxophone and more.
"Often an object gets a completely different feeling or meaning," says Hoekstra."Sometimes surprising and funny but also with a strange kind of logic." He develops a fantastic and surreal world with his illustrations.
Created with ink fine liners on paper, he shades to create light and space, which give a drawing life. It’s a laborious and almost artisanal technique taking an average of 32 to 40 hours to create.
Created with ink fine liners on paper, he shades to create light and space, which give a drawing life. It’s a laborious and almost artisanal technique taking an average of 32 to 40 hours to create.
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