Our Chosen Instrument - #14 - Luke Brabants

Luke Brabants is an artist 

based in the South East of England 

in the depths of East Sussex. 

His rural roots are often reflected

in his art work.

Luke includes Benji Davies as well as the work of graffiti artists including 

Smug1, Etam Cru, Dank, and his friends including

 Morgan Davy and Atom as his inspirations. 

He also finds inspiration from Norman Rockwell. 

His styles often change as do his inspirations

but he thinks that his work at the moment reflects his

mural and street art background. 

He has been painting professionally for 12 years

and although finances have constrained his career, 

he wouldn't change it for the world. 

He feels that he is getting a greater reputation 

as time goes by and with clients such as Hilton, RedBull and Samsung. 

One would agree with that. 

Luke is currently working on some personal projects including

the writing and illustrating of his first picture book, 

 George Finds A New Home.

He also runs an outdoor art centre for people

to try their hand at spray painting

as well as other outdoor art. 

Have a look here.

He can be contacted through his website, Facebook and Twitter.

Our Chosen Instrument - #8 - Claudia Pomowski

Claudia Pomowski is a graphic designer for book design and illustration who has embraced many disciplines to become a cutting edge in her own field of graphics. 

She is interested in the narrative elements of arts and in the interplay between texts and images. Apart from drawings and graphics, collages currently constitute her preferred means of artistic expression. This freelance artist and lecturer lives near Trier, Germany. Claudia teaches colour design and communication at Trier University of Applied Sciences. She combines "form and colour", "drawing generic perception", "typography" and "sound editing" and her students develop both the theory and practical skills to expand their areas of expertise. (Please note that I have translated from a German website with Google translator, so any mistakes are mine and Google).

Claudia Pomowski - http://www.c-pom.de/

Her work can be found on various social media platforms including Art Stack, Facebook, Flickr, Instagram, Pinterest and Twitter as well as her own website.