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Olaf Hajek's Surreal Illustrations

Illustration // Wednesday, 31 Oct 2012

Although German artist Olaf Hajek is best known for his illustrations accompanying stories in everything from The New York Times to Playboy, it's no question that his angular and surreal works can stand on their own. With stong, graphic lines, dreamlike colors, and rustic, stylized forms, his works effortlessly meld a graphic design sensibility with the tactile qualities of paint or collage. Not to mention their uncanny ability to whip a viewer into an art-induced trance...

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