Yuta Onoda
September 30, 2009 // Art + Illustration

Toronto based illustrator Yuta Onoda has a really detailed, imaginative style that I’m really digging. Her work kind of a cross between Sam Weber and Audrey Kawasaki. She uses a ton of lines and adds a great amount of detail to her pieces. She’s also really expressive, especially in this piece called El Capitan which features the weight of the mountain wearing down on a young man’s shoulders. Really great stuff.

Bobby

1. beautiful. where can i find more???

   Comment by K — September 30, 2009 #



2. Yuta is great and had a piece in our August group show. One correction though, Yuta is actually male.

   Comment by Simon — October 2, 2009 #



3. Sweet stuff indeed.

   Comment by Dominic Bugatto — October 6, 2009 #

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