Jon Han Paintings Adopt Minimalist Elements in Abstract Figures
Simal Yilmaz — February 22, 2013 — Art & Design
Jon Han, a Brooklyn-based artist and illustrator from Los Angeles, California, is the creator of a portfolio that successfully adopts minimalist and abstract techniques in conceptual illustrations.
Many of his work looks as though he has played around with paint and colors for a bit before he moved on to another page, then went back to turn the chaotic trials into meaningful art pieces. The work is stunning and unique for this very reason and is visually stimulating as a single theme emerges out of multitudes of color layering.
One of his rather intricately illustrated works that is dissimilar to the rest of his body of work is the gorgeous scenery framed through a human head silhouette, drawn in puzzle piece form. These piece is a multi-level art work that is well thought-out and very nicely done.
Many of his work looks as though he has played around with paint and colors for a bit before he moved on to another page, then went back to turn the chaotic trials into meaningful art pieces. The work is stunning and unique for this very reason and is visually stimulating as a single theme emerges out of multitudes of color layering.
One of his rather intricately illustrated works that is dissimilar to the rest of his body of work is the gorgeous scenery framed through a human head silhouette, drawn in puzzle piece form. These piece is a multi-level art work that is well thought-out and very nicely done.
Trend Themes
1. Minimalist Illustration - The trend of minimalist illustration creates opportunities for artists to experiment with minimal elements and abstract techniques in their work.
2. Abstract Figurative Art - The trend of abstract figurative art offers artists the chance to combine elements of abstract and figurative styles to create visually stimulating and unique pieces.
3. Conceptual Illustration - The trend of conceptual illustration allows artists to explore meaningful themes and ideas through their artwork, turning chaotic trials into cohesive, thoughtful pieces.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - The art and design industry can benefit from the trends of minimalist illustration, abstract figurative art, and conceptual illustration, as artists can create new and innovative pieces using these techniques.
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3. Advertising and Marketing - The advertising and marketing industry can embrace the trends of minimalist illustration, abstract figurative art, and conceptual illustration to create eye-catching campaigns and brand identities that stand out from the competition.
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