Ricardo Cavolo Uses a Simplistic Drawing Manner in Complex Ways
Jason Soy — September 1, 2011 — Art & Design
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These Ricardo Cavolo illustrations may not stand out for their technical abilities, but they'll surely catch your eye with their vibrant use of color and aesthetically pleasing compositions.
Ricardo Cavolo’s illustrations utilize a variety of media to achieve their effect, but it appears watercolor and ballpoint pen ink are Cavolo’s favorite tools to use. What’s amazing about these almost childlike doodles is the fact that viewers can see the underlying talent involved in crafting every piece. It’s not surprising that Ricardo Cavolo’s work has been featured on album covers, posters and even book covers.
Implications - Consumers are now gravitating towards more simplistic artwork because it's cognitively engaging while being easily comprehensible. Corporations may consider utilizing minimalist artwork in their advertisements as a way to engage consumers with the company's message.
Ricardo Cavolo’s illustrations utilize a variety of media to achieve their effect, but it appears watercolor and ballpoint pen ink are Cavolo’s favorite tools to use. What’s amazing about these almost childlike doodles is the fact that viewers can see the underlying talent involved in crafting every piece. It’s not surprising that Ricardo Cavolo’s work has been featured on album covers, posters and even book covers.
Implications - Consumers are now gravitating towards more simplistic artwork because it's cognitively engaging while being easily comprehensible. Corporations may consider utilizing minimalist artwork in their advertisements as a way to engage consumers with the company's message.
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