Davide BignottiThis is a discussion about favourite illustrations found on the web, everyone could post a link or the image itself, and feel free to post the link of your works!
I am sure it could be a serious possibility for illustrators and designers to share their awesome work!
Hope you like the idea!
TO POST THE IMAGE: Click on the HTML button at the top of the "Write a comment" box and put in the code: <img src="putimagelinkhere">
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