Two months ago we had a great series of inspired drawings in a good set of animals to be illustrated in such a way that half of their bodies were made up of polygons. This combination resulted in a series of great quality as you can see in this post where we share it with all of you who read us daily.
Now we return to that same style for illustration, although with the exception of playing differently with some illustrations by the artist Alfred Basha. An illustrator who successfully combines nature and animals to make a majestic combination, possibly better in some pieces than in others.
Feel great devotion to black and white and in my own work, being able to look for the dark light in all kinds of drawings tends to be quite prominent. Basha follows the same guidelines to introduce us to a series of animals that are more related to those we would find in some of the European forests.
From a bear to a squirrel, from a wolf to a well-lying fox taking a little particular nap.
Una creature mutation that intermingle the most beautiful of their surroundings so that they are themselves the real protagonists of a great work done with black pen. Not only does he touch the stick of the animals that we can see in these more European parts, but he goes to the tropical or more wild with that tiger that appears in some of the pictures that he is sharing from his Instagram.
A good overall job with better results with certain animals while in others it may remain something more superficial. You can follow him from on Instagram to be aware of his passion for black / white, animals and a combination of both that he pleasantly illustrates on an almost daily basis.