Untitled (Neck in Straight Jacket) and Others by Hamid Bahrami
4 Comments | March 16, 2008
Iranian Hamid Bahrami (born 1972) is an award-winning cartoonist and graduate from the Art University of Tehran. In addition to creating many hilarious and poignant cartoons, he has created art for children books, novels, commercials, games, and animated films.
Mr. Bahrami has a style uniquely his own that ranges from the more “traditional” comic book style to caricature-like cartoons. His work is funny, ironic, and emotional.
In addition to his website, you can also find his drawings on his other online portfolio, on The Iranian, as well as an interview of him by Abbas Ghazi Zahedi.
Untitled (Profile of a Cloaked Figure)
Untitled (Two Figures)
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As far as I know, DAIM was one of the first guys to pioneer true 3d graffiti pieces. His work is awesome. I was even fortunate enough to stumble across one of his works in Germany (across from my old kindergarten!). His sketches are equally…
He is really an exceptional artist, i rarely saw drawings with such a personal style. Incredible expressions on the faces.
his work is so unique and honest, with so much personality and life.
The cloaked figure’s hand really ‘speaks’ to me. The knobby knuckles and the extended fingers are so expressive and prominent. I love the sketchiness of the drawing style.
salas
khaste nabashin.
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kheyli kheyli mamnoon
zahra