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More cut out-like editorial illustrations from Anna Kövecses

Date
4 April 2016

Anna Kövecses’ editorial illustrations continually buck tradition by focusing on organic cut out-like shapes of objects and figures rather trying to outline and contain them. With commissions from The Guardian, Creative Review and Neon magazine, Anna’s latest work is just as minimal and friendly as last time we featured her.

Mainly character-based, the Hungarian illustrator’s work plays with typography to make faces, as well as looser forms that are placed together in more abstract creations. Her use of colour is wonderful, with a mix of milky tones and warm shades giving Anna’s naive style elegance.

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Anna Kövecses: FiveThirtyEight

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Anna Kövecses: Creative Review

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Anna Kövecses: The Guardian

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Anna Kövecses: Neon magazine

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Anna Kövecses: Lienz

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Anna Kövecses: Creative Review

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About the Author

Rebecca Fulleylove

Rebecca Fulleylove is a freelance writer and editor specialising in art, design and culture. She is also senior writer at Creative Review, having previously worked at Elephant, Google Arts & Culture, and It’s Nice That.

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