Incredible Character Illustrations by Tiago Hoisel

July 30, 2010 from abduzeedo's blog

Tiago Hoisel is a super talented illustrator from São Paulo, Brazil. You have probably seen some of his work in sites such as FFFFound, Design You Trust and of course on our Daily Inspiration. One that is pretty popular is the Davy Jones character illustration and he has so many more amazing pieces that we were really surprised that we haven't had featured him before.

For more information about Tiago Hoisel, visit http://hoisel.zip.net/, it's fantastic and definitely worth to checking it out.

I also would like to thank Marcelo Souza (@msouza3d) for the heads up about Tiago.

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