I find truly fantastic when an artist gets to think about something that no one else thought before. For example, take a 80's super classic cartoon such as The Masters of the Universe and add fashion itens in a cool way and BAM! You got yourself one awesome set of illustrations. Ok, talking is way easier than doing, and that's why I find these illustrations by Adrian Riemann pretty awesome. The guy found out a really clever way to redesign the characters. In his own words:

Vera Oosterhof is an 18 year-old illustrator hailing from Rottum, Netherlands. She attends Minerva: Academy for Arts in the Netherlands, and hopes to pursue a career in graphic design and illustration in the near future. A member of slashTHREE, Oosterhof has strived to create fantastic artwork while maintaining a good reputation in the art community. I took the time to sit down and have a chat with her. Here’s what went down:

For me, feelings are a great source of inspiration. Actually, feelings are probably the thing that encourage you to design, illustrate, paint or whatever. Any feeling is a good way to get your brain juices pumped and running, and this guy, Jirat, uses lots of rage in his super colorful illustrations. I'm not saying Jirat is an angry guy, but his illustrations definetely make us think about punching faces or kicking asses...now add some super crazy colors, and you get yourself an awesome set of illustrations! And where does he get inspired? He answered that in his portfolio:

One style that really has caught me lately is watercolor! I find those painting of such a great taste that I cannot express how much I like it. We've seen some artists doing some great work on watercolor, such as Mathiole, and I found a girl artist who is just incredible!