Paper Landscape Illustrations
Illusion or illustration? Estonian illustrator and graphic designer Eiko Ojala is slowly yet surely making his presence felt in the digital art world. His unique paper landscape illustrations that at first glance look like paper-cut art are, actually, digitally created forms and shapes drawn mostly by hand.
In order to bring out the illusion in his creations, Ojala closely studies the forms of shapes and works closely with light and shadow. All his illustrations are kept to a minimum and according to Ojala, all the themes have a ‘healthy sprinkling’ of wit. Presenting ‘Vertical Landscape’ by Eiko Ojala in the following gallery, see if you can spot the illusion!
By: Priyanka Sha
Edited by: Zeynab Matar
Priyanka Shah is an accomplished editor with a passion for architectural storytelling, having contributed her expertise to Arch2O. With a keen eye for detail and a deep appreciation for design, she has enriched the platform’s content, curating and refining articles that explore innovative architectural concepts. Based in Santa Monica, Priyanka’s editorial work reflects her commitment to bridging creative vision and professional excellence in the architectural community.