“For this illustration, I simply wanted to show some of the beauty that can be found around Dublin in autumn, while also acknowledging that this seasonal beauty is only skin-deep and all of our flaws are still lurking beneath. Beware of secret autumn crap.” Rob Torrans is an illustrator and designer
“For this illustration, I simply wanted to show some of the beauty that can be found around Dublin in autumn, while also acknowledging that this seasonal beauty is only skin-deep and all of our flaws are still lurking beneath. Beware of secret autumn crap.”
Rob Torrans is an illustrator and designer from Bray in Co. Wicklow, currently based in Berlin. His personal work often depicts the small everyday annoyances and silliness he sees around him, as well his surreal and sometimes dark humour. Rob has created work for advertising campaigns, editorials, personal commissions and album covers. For more of his work, check out robtorrans.com.
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