City Giants and Giraffe Forks - Drawings by a Creative Illustrator

The illustrations, in which familiar things are combined with the surrounding landscapes or other objects, are created by the artist from Germany Christoph Neumann.

The works of the German master may seem too primitive. But this is not the case. Christoph Neumann skillfully combines drawings on paper and real household items. All ingenious is simple.

Born in Germany, the guy moved to New York. There he got a job at the New York Times as a cartoonist. In his free time from work tasks, Christoph Neumann surprises his friends with creative creativity.

The guy's illustrations are in direct contact with the outside world, moving from the fantasy world to reality. The artist combines tangerines, forks, headphones and skyscrapers.

Completing the tangerine hands and feet, you get a pot-bellied man. The fork transforms into a giraffe in an extraordinary way, the matted headphones into a fly, the hairbrush into a car, and half an avocado into a baseball pinscher.

Christoph Neumann begins his work with random sketches. Creative illustration ideas come naturally. While walking in the park, visiting friends or drinking tea at home.

Somehow a guy created an amazing drawing just by drinking a cup of coffee. And one day, sorting clean linen, Christoph Neumann figured out how to portray a dinosaur using a pair of socks. The idea with the wolf howling at the moon was also suggested by the wash - the denim pants simply lay on top of the album sheet.

Christoph Neumann considers drawings exclusively as a hobby. Nevertheless, offers from advertising agencies for cooperation continue to come.

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