Israeli illustrator Noma Bar creatively uses negative space to create some incredible illustrations with double meanings. His artworks are so simple, yet so clever you you cannot not fall in love with.
“An artist using “negative space” relies on the space that surrounds the subject to provide shape and meaning. Of course, the term also refers to any topic that conjures feelings of unease and discomfort,” says the artist in his latest book called ‘Negative Space’.
Bar has illustrated over sixty magazine covers, published over 550 illustrations and released two books: ‘Guess Who – The Many Faces of Noma Bar‘, in 2008 and ‘Negative Space‘ in early 2009[1].
Pointed Sense
Hoodies
Wish You Were Here
Gun Crime
Final Cut
Red Riding Hood
Swimmer
Escape The Weather
Hunger
Tea For Two
War and Peace
Shy Guy
Banged Up
Power To The Individual
Iraq Oil
Pensions & Property
Forgive Your Enemies
Bomb
Negative Space Book Cover
Business In War
Burka Ban
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Kenny
More Or Less
Great Jones Street
If you like what you’ve just seen, you might be interested in buying one of his books: Negative Space or Guess Who – The Many Faces of Noma Bar.
For more negative space art, take a look at the works of Tang Yau Hoong.
Related posts:
- The Art of Negative Space by Tang Yau Hoong
- Book Paintings by Mike Stilkey
- Amazing Spiral Pen Drawings by Chan Hwee Chong
Negative Space Art by Noma Bar originally appeared on DeMilked on November 28, 2011.
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