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This my tribute to the special work of Henri Matisse.
This print available for sale. Hand numbered and signed by me, Fiodor Sumkin.Drawing, Illustration, Typography2015 -
It’s been a while since I stopped thinking about preserving my own style or going along the same line in works which I include in my portfolio. It happens on its own.
It is much more important for me today to show my Russian roots through my works. Even if it’s a small illustration for a small magazine or something I do for a world-famous brand, I try to include a Cyrillic writing, or a Russian Lada car, or even a Kamaz truck. It’s like a personal signature thing.Typography, Illustration, Graphic Design2009 -
Illustration, Advertising, Typography2009 -
This picture is inspired by Gnarls Barkley's song "Who's Gonna Save My Soul”.Illustration, Typography, Graphic Design2010 -
Illustration, Graphic Design, Typography2009 -
Format: Poster.
Project: an individual initiative.
Technique: Hand-drawn with Gel Ink Pen, colored in Photoshop.
2010Illustration, Drawing2010 -
Illustration, Art Direction2008 -
Typography, Illustration2008 -
2011. Selected works.Illustration, Typography, Graphic Design2011 -
Selected Work 2010Typography, Illustration, Editorial Design2011 -
Illustration, Art Direction, Drawing, Editorial Design2007 -
Illustration, Graphic Design, Typography, Editorial Design2007 -
Illustration2007 -
Illustration2007 -
Illustration, Typography, Graphic Design, Art Direction2007 -
Illustration, Graphic Design, Typography2008 -
Illustration2007 -
A Friend of Mine, Artwork and Music packagingGraphic Design, Illustration, Art Direction, Packaging2007 -
BURTON Snowboards Love Coalition Model 07/08
artwork: Fiodor Sumkin
design: JDKIllustration, Graphic Design, Typography2007 -
"Brainless zombies of the world, unite!" — inspired by the Soviet era.Illustration, Textile Design2013 -
Graphic Design, Illustration, Typography2008 -
To invite people from Europe, discover real Russia and fly here with
S7, we created an interactive print ad and printed some parts of
illustration with the invisible thermochromic ink.
Yes, we do know all these stereotypes. But things are not what they seem to be. When you put the ad in the freezer for a short while, the ink appears and gives a whole new meaning to the initial picture.Advertising, Illustration, Print Design2012