Andre De Freitas Graphics are Feature Sensual She-Beasts
Sophia Pelka — January 25, 2012 — Art & Design
References: andredefreitas & andredefreitas
The Andre De Freitas collection of humanimal illustrations are alluringly eerie. The young artist graduated with a degree in computer graphics, and quickly developed an obsession with stillness. Dr Freitas envisions his subjects as photographs and renders them to hold the same reality-stiken characteristics.
Under the company name Megatherium, meaning 'great beast,' Andre De Freitas' work evokes an awe-inducing power. The feeling is subtle, with subdued colors and quiet tones. These femme fatales are darkly mysterious, with exposed bone, antlers and fiercely glaring eyes.
With an animalistic attitude, Andre De Freitas brings the basic human condition to another level.
Under the company name Megatherium, meaning 'great beast,' Andre De Freitas' work evokes an awe-inducing power. The feeling is subtle, with subdued colors and quiet tones. These femme fatales are darkly mysterious, with exposed bone, antlers and fiercely glaring eyes.
With an animalistic attitude, Andre De Freitas brings the basic human condition to another level.
Trend Themes
1. Humanimal Illustrations - Human and animal hybrids are becoming a trend in the art world, creating a new canvas for illustrators to showcase their skills.
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3. Reality-bending Graphics - Designers are incorporating elements of real-life photography into their digital illustrations, giving their work a sense of realism and tangibility.
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