Illustration: Patrick Leger gets better and better with every new piece of work
There’s few illustrators around whose output improves with such steady consistency as Patrick Leger’s. The illustrator from North Carolina has long since perfected his own style of imagery that borrows from a golden age of illustration; of half-tone colour separations, swift but precisely-inked lines and chiseled jaws meeting furrowed brows. In spite of this he has no desire to rest on his laurels, instead striving for improvement and development in his use of colour, his development of character, the pacing of his narratives and the composition of his images. This combination of innate skill and seemingly endless perfectionism makes him (in my eyes at least) one of the finest illustrators out there today.
Patrick Leger: The Steps To Exploring Mars
Patrick Leger: Promotional images for the animated series Venture Bros.
Patrick Leger: Promotional images for the animated series Venture Bros.
Patrick Leger: Promotional images for the animated series Venture Bros.
Patrick Leger: Box art for the Charlie Chaplin film “The Gold Rush”
Patrick Leger: Box art for the Charlie Chaplin film “The Gold Rush”
Patrick Leger: Tech column illustrations for The Atlantic Monthly
Patrick Leger: Amazonia – Two planes collide over the Amazon
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James started out as an intern in 2011 and came back in summer of 2012 to work online and latterly as Print Editor, before leaving in May 2015.