Illustration Trend Predictions for 2025
This isn’t a definitive roadmap—just my take on what I think we’ll be seeing more of in the coming year. Some of it’s already bubbling up, and some trends might catch people off guard. Either way, here’s where I see things going.
Analog vs. Digital: Finding Balance in a World of Hybrid Art
This post isn’t about arguing one over the other, but about finding that sweet spot where the old-school analog techniques meet the future of digital art—and how that combination can lead to some truly original work.
The Art of Dots: A Journey Through Stippling in Illustration
Stippling allows me to explore texture, light, and shadow in a way that feels both tactile and expressive. Each dot is a decision, a moment of mindfulness, and together they create something much larger. It’s a technique that mirrors how I see the world—composed of countless small moments that form a meaningful whole.
Abduction vs. Kidnapping in Art: Persuasion or Theft?
In art, just like in life, there’s a fine line between taking inspiration and outright stealing. Think about the difference between abduction and kidnapping—one involves some form of persuasion, while the other is about force.
The Art of Balance: Navigating Creativity and Well-Being
Resilience isn’t about pushing through at all costs; it’s about knowing when to pause, reflect, and take care of yourself so that you can continue to grow, create, and thrive.