Superimposed art

Artist and illustrator Simon Prades creates delicate, ethereal artworks with a loose, expressive style that's heavy on the line work. Sparing in his color usage, Prades concentrates his efforts on cultivating refined outlines and rough textures. He hides figures and silhouettes within other figures, playing with negative space to create multilayered narratives and interrelated imagery. Take a look at some of his artworks after the jump, images courtesy of Simon Prades.

Spanish artist Àngela Maria Sierra, who works as Riso Chan, explores the human psyche through subtly layered foliage. “I always imagine that they are someone’s soul, what we don’t see, our nature,” Sierra says of the delicate botanical assemblages that she overlays onto her subjects’ faces and torsos. Each portrait begins with a focus on texture and pattern as the artist paints clusters of twigs and leaves with watercolor. She then scans those botanical elements and uses Procreate to…

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Employing bold, chromatic palettes, Rodriguez superimposes symbols, signs, typography, cartoons, and patterns atop his subjects.

This dark twist in art by Jeff Huntington, shows the multi-faces of humanity, which we like in art. The smooth yet quick brush storks give the work its arty feeling, nonetheless keeps it in a weak …

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