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A pop art illustration of a person with a shocked expression and wide green eyes. Two skeletal hands frame their face, one resting on their forehead and the other on their cheek.

Kristian Hammerstad

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8 September 2009

Kristian Hammerstad is an exceptionally talented illustrator (and animator) from Oslo, Norway. He went to school and worked in London a couple of years ago. His work combines morbidity, sensuality and pop-culture, drawn with an amazing detail, in a lowbrow style. He keeps surprising us for every new work we see.

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