Surreal illustrations by Dániel Taylor
Dániel Taylor is an artist from Budapest, Hungary. Dániel discovered Photoshop and digital drawing at the age of 14 and decided to pursue his passion for art, with the eventual aim of making it his sole profession. After several years he achieved this ambition, and has been a full-time practising artist since 2015. Surrealism is at the heart of Dániel’s work, and he enjoys the challenge of establishing its presence with different techniques and approach. His work ranges from simple black and white sketches to colourful, vibrant images. Much of his inspiration is coming from old comic book art, particularly in the genre of Science Fiction, and modern digital illustrators. Previous clients include Adobe, Playboy, Marvel, Mondo, Brewdog, Metaleap Creative, New Scientist, Outside Magazine, Shedworks (Sable), Thatgamecompany, Bottleneck Gallery, Galerie Sakura, Cook & Becker, The Boxtones, Stroke Art Fair and Digital Decade.
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