Jack Bailey is a London based illustrator and designer. His work uses bright colours and bold shapes to portray the mundane, the weird and the everyday in a fun way. Jack uses a combination of print and computer generated techniques to create his hilarious yet beautiful work.
There’s a strong sense of layout through his use of boxes and shapes to frame the content, much like classic comics and graphic novels. He told me that since leaving university he’s learning more about typography and design and is interested in blurring the boundaries of design and illustration. You should also check out his simple GIF animations, he makes them a simple but relevant means to change the perspective of an idea.
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