And after the happy opening of section with "COCO DÁVEZ, Illustrator", now Eric Petersen is our last proposal. This American illustrator draw as the authors of the comics of the 40s did, the merit lies in his ability to give them a personal style and not fall into "clichés" that reproduce vintage style to follow the trend of the commercial industry.
Conceived using uniform lines drawn on the computer, his characters are featured without facial expression and with blank eyes, erasing all their humanity. Creating images of random thoughts, his compositions are stripped of detail, leading the viewer to experience a frame of mind, different in each case. His illustrations arising from the use of forced perspective and a complementary color like an antique photograph.
In words of Eric: "Color has become increasingly more important to me in my latest work. I am trying to create an emotional connection through an emotionless technical illustration style".
