All images © Javier Pérez, shared with permission
Ecuadorian illustrator () is known for transforming humble materials into minimal drawings brimming with his distinct sense of wit and whimsy. His latest set of experiments peels back the top layer of corrugated cardboard and uses the hidden, textured grooves to define a sailor’s striped shirt, dog’s shaggy fur, or a thick beard pre-shave. A mix of stop-motion animations and illustrations, the series turns simple lines and everyday items into playful scenarios.
Based in Guayaquil, Pérez offers prints of his clever creations through , and you can find more of his works on and .
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