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French designer Gérard Paris-Clavel’s work combines social conscience with graphic impact. 

I like how this piece (‘Piéton de la ville’, 2001) is created using lines running in opposite directions - simple yet effective.

Found via Humaginaire.

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Sprinkles the SuperKitty! 

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Hannah K. Lee is an artist based in Brooklyn where she creates zines, drawings, comics, posters, and the occasional t-shirt. She has many topics of interest including Asian-American identity, mental states, womanhood, and religious baggage. 

The patterns, colour and typography in this print entitled ‘Cigarettes’ particularly caught my eye. You can buy it here.

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Alice Mollon is a French-born illustrator based in London. She creates bright and bold digital illustrations for a wide range of clients. 

This clever illustration entitled ‘Paintbrush’ caught my eye - it recently won an award in the 3x3 Professional Show and is available to buy as a print here.

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This oil painting by Spanish artist Lino Lago is part of a series entitled ‘Fake Abstract’. I like how the portraits look as if they’ve been revealed by a finger dragged across the surface.

Found via Colossal.

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Amleto dalla Costa was born in 1929 and is best known for his sophisticated paintings and screenprints of women in a graphic style.

I was struck by how timeless his work appears, despite much of it being created in the 1970s and 80s. I like the way this piece uses colour so cleverly in a mostly black composition.

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Sebastião Rodrigues (1929-1997) was a Portuguese graphic designer. From 1959 to 1961 he designed and created the covers for a monthly publication called ‘Almanaque’, many of which can be seen here. This example is particularly roarsome!

Found via Fishink (image from Mid-Century Modern Graphic Design Blog)