China Ink Drawings by Merijn Hos
April 1, 2009 // Art + Illustration


Merijn Hos, whom you might remember from his wallpaper, is starting to blow up in a big way. Some of you may have seen his collaboration with LeSportsac, or maybe you saw his work animated on YoGabbaGabba! (how awesome is that Clientele song, btw?). But I’m really in love with these China ink drawings he did. They look like old Victorian era drawings, but with a playful, childlike twist.
You can pick up a colored version of a print like this over at Wilkintie for $80.
Bobby



`I was going to be buy the new Neckface book, but there are literally 20 pages devoted to phone pics of peeing on toilet paper in bathrooms.`











These are gorgeous. I love the detail he puts into them. I’m always so worried working with ink cause it’s one of those mediums where you sorta only have one chance at it. But clearly this guy is a pro. Love it!
Comment by AdrienneWu — April 1, 2009 #
Oh man I love his work! super nice gent.
Comment by Mr Fancy Pants — April 1, 2009 #
Ahhh I love the Clientele. Saw them open for Peter Bjorn and John two years ago.
Comment by Peter — April 1, 2009 #
I just found your blog through Stickers & Donuts and I’m very happy I did! Excellent work.
Also, I ABSOLUTELY-POSITIVELY LOVE THESE PRINTS! They remind me of Edward Gorey, and I love him too!
Comment by Angelica — April 3, 2009 #