Negative Space Illustration by Noma Bar

 

Noma Bar is an Israeli graphic designer currently based in London who has done work for various publications such as The New York Times, Esquire, and The Guardian.  He excels in utilizing negative space in his illustration, and has come out with the book "Guess Who?  The Many Faces of Noma Bar" that illustrates 50 famous people through clever portrait design.

Brain Pickings post on Guess Who? here

Reader Submission of the Week: Lior Dahan (Israel)

This week's reader submission comes from a designer based in Israel who goes by the name of Lior Dahan.

Radiant Geometric Posters from Dan Reisinger

Taking in the graphical design work of the Israel based Dan Reisinger is almost like savoring the time in reading those short books with lots of cool and vivid illustrations right before bed when you were a kid.  His taste in visuals is very fun to look at, and has a really great use of simplicity and geometry in creating clean looking design.  Born in Yugoslavia and raised in Israel, he comes from a strong painting background and joined the air force before joining the design team at Israeli Pavilion later on in his career.

via Grainedit/So Much Pile Up/Palestine Poster Project