It seems like the internet will never run out of superhero minimalist art for me to feature, so here’s a series from artist Mike, aka MarkItZeroNET.
He’s done a series of JLA prints that use negative space to form silhouettes of heroes that are vaguely reminiscent of Olly Moss, especially his Superman. Batman is probably the trippiest, as I have no idea what’s going on with his face, but I like it.
Check out the rest of the series below:
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