A prolific illustrator from Terrassa, Conrad Roset calls "the Muses" his most personal collection, a gorgeous, impressionistic series of languishing women rendered in tender, blushing watercolors. Roset is able to capture pose, expression and emotion perfectly with simple washes of brilliant color. Roset has exhibited in the MOMA in Virginia, San Francisco's Spoke Art, and Artevistas in Barcelona. He is now a professor of illustration at the School of Design BAU. "I search the beauty the body exudes, I like drawing the female figure," says Roset, and boy, is he good at it.

Only a few days remain to check out the 2nd Annual Supersonic Electronic Invitational at Spoke Art in San Francisco. What is a 2nd Annual Supersonic Electronic Invitational you may ask? Curator Zach Tutor has compiled a group of 32 contemporary artists, including Audrey Kawasaki, Erik Jones, Joao Ruas, Soey Milk, Conrad Roset who blur "the lines between multitudes of genres into a single, pluralistic whole."

A few dedicated fans have gone and had illustrator Conrad Roset's lovely ladies tattooed onto their bodies. Roset's clean linework and gestural splashes of color translate exceedingly well in their transition from paper to flesh. Now this is a tattoo trend we wouldn't mind seeing more of!

This isn't the first time we have shown the work of Conrad Roset, a Barcelona-based illustrator and fine artist on the site before, and this will definitely not be the last. His "Muses" series features simple lines, bursts of color, and a demonstration that less can indeed be more.

I've always loved the work of Barcelona based illustrator, Conrad Roset. His erotic muses are ever-changing though stylistically his work is always recognizable, with their inked simplicity and rosy lips and knees. The innocence he portrays in minimal provocative poses gets me every time. His new collection of female figures, from early 2012 prove to be no different.

Conrad Roset is a freelance illustrator living in Barcelona, Spain. With minimal lines and well-placed spots of dripping color, his vivid tableau of naked, languid women simply oozes the slippery and carnal essence of sex.

Barcelona based illustrator Conrad Roset's muses, nudes, illustrated ladies, works and intimates.