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Guy Mckinley's colorful art


When I found these illustrations by Manchester-based artist Guy Mckinley via tumblr, I lost track of time and scrolled through months and months of hand-drawn and digital pieces before I realized how deep I had gone. His drawings and paintings are heavily inspired by Japanese art and western comics, but I can tell that they appeal to a wide range of ages and tastes.

McKinley has been consistently producing colorful illustrations since 2003, and his work has been featured in different publications. He has exhibited his illustrations all over Europe and the United States, and has been commissioned to create work for clients including Disney, Adidas, New Balance, Diesel, and Sprite.




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