The short video A Studio Visit with Tomer Hanuka is available to watch at the top of the page.
Tomer Hanuka is an artist, illustrator, and visual storyteller, celebrated for his keen insight into human conflicts and the evocative concept of the ‘moment before’. Through his artwork, Hanuka masterfully condenses complex narratives into a single frame, resonating with audiences of all backgrounds. His work shines on book covers, magazine covers, and movie posters, captivating viewers with intricate details and a breathtaking use of color.
One of Hanuka’s most notable achievements was becoming the first Israeli artist to have their illustration grace the cover of the esteemed New Yorker magazine. This landmark moment in his career not only solidified his position among the greats in the field of illustration but also accentuated his distinct approach to visual storytelling.
Hanuka’s skillful application of color as an ’emotional soundtrack’ to his work imparts depth and meaning to his illustrations. His unexpected choices of color palette create a near-hypnotic effect, drawing the viewer further into the narrative encapsulated within the frame.
In the attached video, Hanuka delves into his approach to illustration, discussing how he uses color to foster an emotional connection with the viewer and shares insights into bringing his illustrations to life. If you are intrigued by illustration, visual communication, or the creative process, this video promises a compelling glimpse into the mind of a truly exceptional artist.
