Vivid clay portraits and illustrations hand-sculpted by Irma Gruenholz

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Madrid-based graphic designer and illustrator Irma Gruenholz combines different techniques – sculpting, painting, and photography in her illustrations out of clay, turning these 2D images in magazines or storybooks by crafting clay figures in various 3D scenarios. The clay figures are created out of a variety of materials from modeling clay to plasticine, and brightly dressed to achieve desired effect. Source

Behind-the-Scenes photographs in Irma Gruenholz’s studio

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