Rock and Roll Hall of Illustration Fame

“My my, hey hey - rock and roll is here to stay. Rock and roll can never die. There’s more to the picture than meets the eye.” As Neil Young sang in the late Seventies, loud music and cool graphics will always return to save the day, kicking the butt of mainstream trends. The rock endures, the roll lives strong and music graphics rule big time. At Illustration1, we proudly herald a new generation of graphic designers and illustrators inspired by today’s vivid music scene. For those about to rock – we salute you!

Strong graphics have always been a vital part of the music scene: album covers, concert posters, t-shirts and backdrops… Even now, in the mp3-age, music art continues to be a major promotion tool – just have a look at your favourite bands’ websites and video clips. We invite all music lovers and design fanatics to have an inspirational look at a universe that is always movin’ & groovin’. Our selection includes the work of up-and-coming designers and illustrators inspired by rock, pop, hiphop or the latest electronic genres.

Music Vector Illustrations by Sebastien Cuypers

Website: www.cuypi.com

CD Booklet Illustration Art by Andrew Kasay for the band Narkotiki

Website: www.flakonkishochki.ru

Rock Sin by Lock Sin

Website: iamlocksin.blogspot.com

Rock Around The Clock by Dase (Roman Sherbakov)

Website: www.daseart.blogspot.com

Monster Mash by Yok Yoker

Website: www.theyok.com

Rock Good by Joel Lozano for Gooo Magazine

Website: www.joellozano.com

Freak Rock The Dead World by Short

Website: the-short.blogspot.com

Rock! by Orbin Nibor & Asquet

Website Orbin: cargocollective.com/orbinnibor

Website Asquet: www.asquet.dp.ua

Fête de la Musique by Inksurge

Website: www.inksurge.com

Something Fishy by Michael Wandelmaier

Website: www.wandelmaier.com

Let’s Rock by Alessandro Grandinetti

Website: www.alessandrograndinetti.it

Robot Rock by Ralph Karam

Website: www.karam.nu