Art and design by Boriana Giormova – funny, geeky, cute and weird drawings and products with them
Funny, cute and sometimes evil character illustrations.
Math drawing in watercolor featuring a cute cartoon character pondering on algebra related problems. This funny geek illustration is available as art prints here. check out some of the products with it:
Download this nerdy image as a phone wallpaper:
Pink haired girl portrait. She’s got white eyes, pink hair, a heart tattoo on her neck and an evil look in her eyes. Vector illustration done in Affinity Designer. Available as art prints and fun products, too. See prints at my Redbubble and Society6 store. Also look at some of the oviducts below:
Lastly, you can also check out another weird girl here at this site.
Swirly hair girl – weird hairstyle whimsical vector illustration in mainly blue color shades. This whimsical image depicts a funny girl with all her hair done in swirls. Hair styling is an interesting process. It can change your entire look, a hairdresser would say. You can look sleek, beautiful, you can show your ethnicity and you can also easily express what a freak you are, heh. Art prints and products available at my Redbubble and Society6 stores. See some of the products below:
Continue reading “Swirly hair girl fun vector illustration”Evil chef likes to cook weird stuff. Stay awake while in its company, because if you are not very careful, you might wake up without a limb or two, heh. Drew this dark grinning character some time ago. It hold a cooking spatula and has a white chef’s hat, grin with sharp teeth on its face. It’s a part of the family of the Evil Flower Bug. This illustration was created especially for my sister when she discovered she had a passion for cooking. Drew the drawing in black ink, vectorised it and created art prints and products with an intense orange textured black, as this color is associated with food and appetite. See art print at Redbubble and Society6.
Continue reading “Evil chef cartoon character”Imaginary friends – some children have them, some children don’t. In this case, the roles are unclear. Who is imagining whom? Drew the image for this week’s topic of Illustration Friday.
