It's been quite a while since I've seen these amazing illustrations on the net but I couldn't figure out who they were by...until yesterday! So it turns out that they are by Maxim Dalton, a Buenos-Aires-based illustrator. Dalton is very prolific and is part of many projects such as the illustration of the children book "The Lonely Phone Booth" or an art show tribute to Wes Anderson's world at the Spoke Art gallery in San Francisco.
The press is also being more and more interested by his work; he was indeed featured recently in magazines such as QG, La Naciòn or The Sunday Times.
What I really like in his work is the vintage and naive atmosphere coming out of it.
Some of his artwork is for sale on his website. Unfortunatly his "Guitar lessons" and "Ten Great Years" are sold out (and I understand why!!!!) but you can find other sweet stuff.
Check him out!
AC.
